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07/31/08
When it comes to steroids, there are a lot of hurdles to overcome before one can successfully take that first shot. You have to research the stack you plan to construct – which steroids you’ll need, in what doses. You’ll have to secure these steroids. In today’s political climate, it’s getting harder and harder to obtain them. You’ll have to weigh the side effects of each compound, as well as the synergistic side effects of mixing them. You have to place your order online, placing your personal and financial information at risk as you send your money to a faraway land in the hopes that the recipient will have the business integrity to mail you authentic gear that may or may not be confiscated as it enters the country.
That is one stressful sequence of events, just to get a few vials delivered to your front door. But once you have them, you might realize that you overlooked something equally as important: the tools needed to place these hard-won liquids into your body. This, of course, means the needles. Many people overlook the needles until the last minute and end up scratching their heads about how and where to get their hands on needles without drawing too much suspicion or putting their steroid plans on hold or at risk.
The good news is that needles are way more common than steroids are. Diabetics and those with other everyday medical maladies use them on a daily basis, so needles are very easy to obtain without a very big deal. You can pick up needles at your local pharmacy at very reasonable prices. Or, you can find them online and buy in bulk to save money, once you know what kind you need. They will typically cost about 50 cents to one dollar per syringe. Start with approximately ten to fifteen syringes on hand. Purchase them in various gauges, from 1 inch to 1.5 inch, or from 25 gauge to 22 gauge. Recall that the smaller the gauge, the bigger the needle, and vice versa. You’ll also need rubbing alcohol, cotton swabs, and band-aids.
Never re-use needles. Never share needles. Always dispose of needles in a safe manner. The biohazard bags are a great way to ensure that you, your children, your pets, and your neighbors do not end up getting stabbed by your needles. For legal purposes, remember that anything you place in the garbage may be seized and searched for evidence against you, so finding a public place to dispose of these needles isn’t a bad idea. Good luck on your cycle, and remember that needle knowledge is just as essential as steroids!
