Thread: Simply everything you need to know on injections

Great post.

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I jammed my left side this morning (glute) for only the second time. I didn't like the mild "stinging" sensation so I pulled, capped, cleaned the right side then injected with the same needle. Rookie move I know. I inject at 4am so I wasn't as sharp that early but i was wondering... No pip in right side over 12hrs later. Any cause for concern there other then don't do it again?
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Im injecting my tren ace with a 29g 1/2" in my delts half cc some oil dribbles out when i pull the pin out am I not deep enough or wasting oil?

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I jab it all in glutes

I have read you need to have 7 days between injections in to one particular site. Not true? You go r cheek, left cheek, then right cheek again on day 5? And you have no issues like this? thanks.

I pin all my test into glutes and all my tren ace into delts daily just swapping sides they've gotten use to all the pinning.

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so I was doing Tren A 25 mg every other day just to start and have bumped that up to daily now. Twice a week I pin with TEst in my rump, but the other days I've been doing shoulders. Except this week I swapped a few days for abdominal injections. Kind of like a insulin injection. Fine the day of, but now a few days later I have a sore knot on each side of my stomach from the two injections. Is this normal? Will this go away in a few days? Thanks.

This was very informative for sure as a Newbie. I get nervous sometimes doing a shot so I listen to a old school song called “Keep on moving” by Soul 2 Soul. This helps while I prep and inject. I get a good rhythm and it helps a lot. Or I just let my girl do it . It’s my way of vibing and enjoying this amazing journey.

With all the tattoos I have its hard to be nervous about a pin, but I will say during my first cycle it took some getting used to. Nothing like standing in front of a mirror with a pin sticking out of your ass! This post is very well written and should put some at ease....