Reply With QuoteDrawing them all is not that good of an idea. I have drew up one in advance but all is not good. The test can breakdown the rubber stopper over time and you may be injecting rubber into your body. Also it can be a less than sterile situation. I would refrain from doing this to be on the safe side. Temp wise I would try to keep it out of direct sunlight and around normal room temps probably 65-80 degrees F just a guess on that maybe someone can be more accurate there.
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03-27-2011, 12:01 AM #1FILLED WITH TESTOSTERONE!
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Pre-loading cycle...?
I have a question, has anybody preloaded there cycle? I mean would there be any bad effects of me drawing out all my shots for the cycle and storeing them in the syringes throughout the cycle...? I just figure they would be easier for me to store and they would be readily available when I'm ready to blast em. Also can anyone tell me the safe temps to store test enth and deca at. I'm asking this because I have a truck I don't drive that I was going to keep them in so my fiance and daughter do not stumble apron them. Thanks in advance guys
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I wouldn't load syringes until your ready to use them. Sometimes if I know I'm not gonna make it back home for a while I load a couple to take with me. Problem is you'll have to store all the pins propperly, and instead of drawing exactly what you need you'll have to load extra to have some to bleed out air bubbles.
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True. I also do not see the point od pre loading pins. It only takes but a few minutes
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I've preloaded before and it was fine. What you have to watch out for is if your gear has EO in it. This is the most caustic compound for the rubber in the syringe. Probably try to avoid preloading if you can
Originally Posted by TGB1987
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