Draw and Inject Multiple Compounds

[johnjuanb1]

I never use a draw needle, and I put 2-3 different AAS in my 27 gauge insulin syringe with no issues ever. Clean the vial tops with alcohol.

 

[juggy38]

Draw 1-1.5 cc test into a 3ml syringe, then draw 1-1.5cc primo into same syringe. Pull in a little air, and rotate syringe up and down to mix oils. Then backfill 3-5 insulin syringes depending on what your daily dose needs to be.

Wake up, poke, and go on with life.

 

[aimanabolic]

Draw 1-1.5 cc test into a 3ml syringe, then draw 1-1.5cc primo into same syringe. Pull in a little air, and rotate syringe up and down to mix oils. Then backfill 3-5 insulin syringes depending on what your daily dose needs to be.

Wake up, poke, and go on with life.

I was thinking about doing this

 

[ape1nope]

This was more or less the question I was looking an answer for.

So if I do GH daily, is it okay to pull Test and maybe Primo+NPP all in one syringe?

Would definitely swap needles before injecting.

I would not mix HGH with oils, if thats what your asking. I have no scientific reasoning, it just seems wrong. The idea just gives me the heeby jeebies. Mix all the oils you want in one syringe, but keep water-based stuff separate from oil-based.

 

[soundlogick]

I tried searching for an answer to this but I'm still not clear on my specific question.

Currently I use the same 27G 1/2 inch insulin needle to draw and inject my test-C for TRT (no luer lock).

If I were to decide down the road to add a second compound like mast or primo to my protocol would it be sanitary and ok to do the following:
-using the same 27G 1/2 inch insulin needle:
1. inject air into test-c vile and draw test-c into needle.
2. take same needle and draw second compound into needle.
3.inject self with needle.

My current protocol is to split the 200mg TRT into equal injections on M,W,F. Would just mirror that for the mast or primo.

Thoughts?

This is what I do with my test and primo. I pin EOD and set myself a reminder to rotate between injecting double my dose in air into one vial, then the next vial on rotation to keep the pressure neutral since I can only put air in one at a time. Works like a charm!