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Would I run into any problems, using the same 18g needle to draw everyday? Its a new syringe. New syringe and new 25g needle to inject ofc
Umm, why? Seriously, why use the same needle? They're a dime a piece for the pricey ones.Would I run into any problems, using the same 18g needle to draw everyday? Its a new syringe. New syringe and new 25g needle to inject ofc
Lots of people do it but I would use a 20 or 22 gauge. An 18 gauge will destroy the stopper pretty quick.Would I run into any problems, using the same 18g needle to draw everyday? Its a new syringe. New syringe and new 25g needle to inject ofc
This ^ I've used an 18 gauge to draw in the past, you end up with little pieces of the stopper in the oil in your syringe.Lots of people do it but I would use a 20 or 22 gauge. An 18 gauge will destroy the stopper pretty quick.
Lots of people do it but I would use a 20 or 22 gauge. An 18 gauge will destroy the stopper pretty quick.
I always thought bigger was better lolThis ^ I've used an 18 gauge to draw in the past, you end up with little pieces of the stopper in the oil in your syringe.
I initially read that as you injected all oils with a 20 gauge. I got the shivers for split second lol.I do it all the time. 20 gauge for all oils then switch to a 23-25
I initially read that as you injected all oils with a 20 gauge. I got the shivers for split second lol.