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    Needle Size?

    I just started my first cycle today. All the prep has gone smoothly so far but I ran into a problem with the needle and the cypiobolic today. I have been told before that a 23 or a 25g needle would work fine but I just tried it with my 25g and it too 20 min to draw which I am guessing the oil is too thick for the needle. Any one else have this problem and what needle did you end up using that worked?? Any help is appreciated!

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    Consider buying a box of 50 or 100 18ga or 20ga needles (w/o syringes) to draw with then pin with then 23ga or 25ga. If the stuff is as thick as it sounds, you can probably plan on pinning with a 23ga.
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    ^^^ this

    Dont draw with the same needle you inject, even penetrating the vial stopper can blunt the needle a bit, and drawing with a 25g will be slow as dirt.

    Buy some 20-21g needles to draw with switch pins to your 25 and go to town.
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    Make sure the oil is not cold before drawing...stand it in a cup of warm water for a minute or so to reduce the viscosity. I draw with 23g and plunge with 25g no problemo

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    ^^^exactly right^^^
    Do not keep them in the fridge. It thickens them.

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    Draw with a 20g, pin with the 25g. Warming does help as well...

    18g are a little too large IMO, as they will take out chunks of rubber from the stopper.

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    I use 23g for drawing and pinning and never have a problem either way. I hate tearing up the rubber with the 18g needles.

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    I recently picked up a box of 18ga needles to load oil based palcebos and couldn't belive how fast they draw and how much of vacuum they can produce.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pebble View Post
    I use 23g for drawing and pinning and never have a problem either way. I hate tearing up the rubber with the 18g needles.

    ^^^It will leave some tiny tears in the rubber but I have yet see them not reseal.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Pimpin View Post
    ^^^It will leave some tiny tears in the rubber but I have yet see them not reseal.
    I guess it depends on how many times you are going into a bottle.

    I have seen chunks missing from some of my buddies stuff. But he could just be rough with his shit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pebble View Post
    I guess it depends on how many times you are going into a bottle.

    I have seen chunks missing from some of my buddies stuff. But he could just be rough with his shit.

    Good point.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GMO View Post
    Draw with a 20g, pin with the 25g. Warming does help as well...

    18g are a little too large IMO, as they will take out chunks of rubber from the stopper.
    this...though I've been using 18's to draw; will have to watch for chunks of rubber to be safe.

    One more thing I have not seen anyone mention:

    draw air into the syringe first like 1 ml if that is what you are going to draw then penetrate the vial and depress the stopper injecting the air into the vial. This will create some pressure inside the vial that will force the oil into the syringe.

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    Giving us a little more info will help. Cypiobolic should go fine through that size. What conditions did you keep the gear under?

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    use 18 or 20 g for drawing and 23 for injecting. In my opinion there is no reason to use 25g during cycle, unless you are on trt.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GMO View Post
    Draw with a 20g, pin with the 25g. Warming does help as well...

    18g are a little too large IMO, as they will take out chunks of rubber from the stopper.
    I couldn't have said this better myself. 18g is a harpoon and ruins the stopper real quick. 20g to draw, 25g to pin (22g on my glutes though).



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    I draw with 18-20g and use 27g 1 1/4 and 30g 1"




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    I use 23g to draw and pin.. ive never had any problems...

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    I don't see much of a difference, visually, between a 22 and 23g... how long does it take to pin 1ml of sus or test-e w/ a 25g?

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