Using slin pin ?

[MrDeflation]

Saw this on another board and wondered if it's possible...

Doesn't seem so to me as I have a hard time pushing any oil based thru even a 25 gauge..


"Here is a little trick to everyday injections that lots of people have a very hard time grasping no matter how many times I say it.

Use an insulin Pin to inject everyday. If you have 2cc then make it 2 shots...you will be fine if your BF is at a reasonable rate. Sticking yourself with a 25 g pin 2x everyday will creat scar tissue and ultimately make it very hard to do everyday because the site will be sore.
I use slin pins for everything except glute shots which I will do a full 3ml. evertime. Every other spot is Insulin pins, quads, bis/ tris calves, traps, delts, lats etc...this applies to all injectables..I have been doing this for years"


???

 

[xcelbeyond]

AAS is supposed to be adminstered "deep intramuscular." A slin pin does not accomplish this!

 

[MrDeflation]

AAS is supposed to be adminstered "deep intramuscular." A slin pin does not accomplish this!

that's what I said and here was the response

"If your bodyfat % is low enough you will not have any problems at all, obviously someone with over 10% might have some problem areas but IMO can also find some areas where they can get away with it, such as the Bi's, and Tri's...People are under the common misconception that when shooting it needs to be very dep into the muscle...this is not the case. as long as it is IN the muscle it doesnt matter how deep you go. Granted if your shooting more then 1ml then obviously it would be benificial to be deeper since it would be alot of oil sitting very high in the muscle toward the skin and creat irritation."

 

[n4dmoney]

Interesting concept.

It's a good question. Is it really just theory that you need to be "deep" in the muscle? Theory that has over the years become thought as "fact". I might give the slin pin concept a try on my next cycle. Would be nice to just use slin pins if it doesn't take 30 minutes to push the juice out.

 

[xcelbeyond]

Is it really just theory that you need to be "deep" in the muscle?

I don't believe it has anything to do with "theory." Don't the instructions say to administer it deep intramuscular or do they just say this because they "think" you should? I wish Zephyr or another doc on here would chime in on this.