Air lock technique to minimize waste

I used 3mL ones for TRT for years because I could get boxes of them, but I am using 1mL ones now because I can get those for free from work now too LOL

I didn't consider accuracy as much before since I was injecting larger quantities but since I started reconstituting with amounts such as 3mL BAC and injecting much smaller doses is when I noticed this
Allow me to break (no one’s) the rules. Sometimes I decant (filter) the peps into a cart, clear the air via the pen method, but the use it like a vial. I slap a label on that sucker and draw from it. I’ve never been one to inject air into a vial, btw.

Sometimes it takes 2 carts, say if I do it this way with ginseng. That comes in those awful glass vials you have to snap off.

I like to switch things up, syringes & vials, syringes & carts, carts & pens.
 
I usually use 3mL syringes because I get them for free but I recently used a 1mL syringe and realized how much product I'm losing after injection that is stuck in the barrel and needle of the syringe. Especially when reconstituting amounts such as 100mg of GHK-Cu with 3mL bac and injecting 0.1mL dosages.



Does anyone do this?

I might give it a try tonight with my injection
Never thought about losing product from injecting and it was an interesting read, but idk if doing all that would be worth it for the minimal save!
 
I used 3mL ones for TRT for years because I could get boxes of them, but I am using 1mL ones now because I can get those for free from work now too LOL

I didn't consider accuracy as much before since I was injecting larger quantities but since I started reconstituting with amounts such as 3mL BAC and injecting much smaller doses is when I noticed this

There are 30u syringes too, I use them for anything under 20u. Some will even have half unit marks.
 

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