Injection Rotation on Test E

[Deus ex machina]

I am currently doing 2x a week (Mon and Thurs). I was using 25g needles but drawing was a pain because it took forever. So I was thinking about switching to 18g needles but was told not to by experienced lifters here. So I got 22g instead.

Boy is the difference clear. The 22g needle looks like it will hurt and it does hurt. Jesus! I stuck that thing right in the teardrop on my quad and BAM! Definitely doesn't go in painless like a 25g. Felt like I got shot for real. I can only imagine the nightmare a 18g would be.

Anyways, is it possible to rotate between outer quad and teardrop on both legs for the cycle (10 weeks)? Or do I have to man up and hit another muscle (i.e. delts)?

Thanks.

 

[gordo14]

Thats fine.

I am currently doing 2x a week (Mon and Thurs). I was using 25g needles but drawing was a pain because it took forever. So I was thinking about switching to 18g needles but was told not to by experienced lifters here. So I got 22g instead.

Boy is the difference clear. The 22g needle looks like it will hurt and it does hurt. Jesus! I stuck that thing right in the teardrop on my quad and BAM! Definitely doesn't go in painless like a 25g. Felt like I got shot for real. I can only imagine the nightmare a 18g would be.

Anyways, is it possible to rotate between outer quad and teardrop on both legs for the cycle (10 weeks)? Or do I have to man up and hit another muscle (i.e. delts)?

Thanks.

Using the quads and rotating the sites is fine. For example do the tear drops one week, then the outer quad the next. For your quads you should be using 1 inch 25 gauge needles. Using the larger needle could be doing more damage to the muscle which in turn is causing the pain. Try drawing up the oil with the 22 gauge, then switch the needle back to the 25 gauge for the injection. Hope this helps.

 

[Deus ex machina]

Using the quads and rotating the sites is fine. For example do the tear drops one week, then the outer quad the next. For your quads you should be using 1 inch 25 gauge needles. Using the larger needle could be doing more damage to the muscle which in turn is causing the pain. Try drawing up the oil with the 22 gauge, then switch the needle back to the 25 gauge for the injection. Hope this helps.

Thanks. I was taking advice from another site which I shouldn't have. The only complaint I had about the 25g was drawing it. I will instead draw with the 22g and switch it. 22g sure hurt like a b*tch and still does. Did it before coming to work today.

 

[VTliftVT]

just to give you some more sites to shoot so that you aren't relying on your legs constantly. try shooting your front or side delts. they are very easily reached and very little pain. i would certainly go 25 guage 1'' there as well.

 

[bigguns078]

www.howtodoinjections.com

Everything is there..

 

[Blenderate]

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