Q: Whenever I inject, I always pull back to see if any blood is in the syringe. I was told to do this when I first started. I did actually pull some blood the other day, but pushed it back in and gave the injection at that site. What is going to happen? Also, is it better to inject slow or fast? A: Well, first of all, if you’re going to be painstaking about injections and pull back to see if you have blood in the syringe, why would you push it back in? That seems to be defeating. Also, when you pull back, do it slowly so that you can just see the blood barely come past the pin. But the good news is, if you see just a little blood, it’s really okay. You can feasibly ...

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There may be time in your injection process that you don’t quite reach the muscle itself when injecting anabolic steroids (testosterone) into your body. Perhaps you only have access to a short needle. Maybe you are sporting a body fat percentage which puts the muscles of the glutes or deltoids below a great deal of fat. Or, maybe you just plain ol’ missed the spot with your last shot. After all, we are human and these things can happen. First off, don’t panic. This happens from time to time, even with experienced steroid users. You are still going to be able to enjoy most of the benefits of the oil you put into your body. Don’t re-inject somewhere else on your body because you think the oil in your bloodstream isn’t going to ...

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If you’re going to be a competitive bodybuilder at the higher or even highest levels, you are eventually going to venture into the steroid arena, if you have not already. There are good and bad aspect of using AAS, but they are an accepted reality of competitive bodybuilding. You can greatly minimize the long-term impact and negative side effects you will face from steroid use through proper compound research and intelligent PCT (post-cycle therapy) planning. The final, and equally important step, is to learn more about making your injections more efficient and utilizing as much of the oil as humanly possible. Consider these suggestions just a start in your path to learning more about syringe use. The B12 secret Okay, it’s not really a secret, but it is an under-used technique that can allow bodybuilders to utilize every ...

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It seems that the media is overwhelmed with warning us about the inherent danger that comes with the use of steroids, but also can’t help glorifying the people who use them. We are constantly being reminded that steroids can kill you. But when it comes to all of the different bodybuilding magazines and websites, they have chosen to show a more positive aspect of steroid use, and the muscle you can gain from it. The truth can be found in between these two aspects of steroids. The following are some aspects of steroids that are very important for bodybuilders, and anyone else who is planning on taking anabolic steroids. Finding a Source Steroids that you buy from people at the gym are usually known for being fakes. Sometimes they are even expired or toxic due to manufacturing faults. Unless you have ...

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Steroid injection technique is one of the most overlooked areas of bodybuilding with chemicals. The chain of events usually follows as planning out the cycle, locating steroids, making a purchase, and using to build muscle. It can be a scary moment when a bodybuilder gets ready to inject, and thinks to himself that he really doesn’t know exactly what he’s injecting or the proper way to do it. Usually this process is easy and doesn’t take much time, but for first time injections, it is worth it to research well, and prepare for what you are doing. There is no going back once the needle pierces through the skin, so knowing the following steps before is essential to successful injections. Filling The Syringe The vial of oil should be held upside down. Have an alcohol pad to swab the top of vial. Equipped with ...

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Q: I’m new to the gear game and I was wondering if you can mix two different types of AAS in one needle syringe? I am taking Deca and Test, and wanted to mix a ml of each in one syringe. My body is getting tired of taking so many sticks! A: You bet and it’s something that most bodybuilders and strength athletes have come to do out of necessity - it does get painful to stick yourself so often. And considering the damage that can be done, is something to want to avoid. The only rule is to make sure that you’re mixing an oil and an oil and water with water-based steroids. So, if you are taking Test Propionate and trying to mix it with Deca, it’s not a good idea and you’ll ...

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Steroid injection technique is perhaps the most overlooked aspect of chemical bodybuilding. The goals are initially to plan out the cycle, locate steroids, make a purchase, and then start growing. It’s not until the bodybuilder finds himself sitting alone in a room, staring down vials of oil with a needle in his hand, that the reality of the situation tends to set in: “I’m about to inject this into my body and I’m not really sure what I am doing.” The process is easy and takes less than a minute, but for the first time “plunger”, time should be dedicated to researching and mentally preparing for the injection process. There are no “redo’s” once the skin is broken, so it’s always better to prepare mentally beforehand. Here are the steps: Fill the syringe Hold the vial of oil upside ...

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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 ...

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Q: Whenever I inject, I always pull back to see if any blood is in the syringe. I was told to do this when I first started. I did actually pull some blood the other day, but pushed it back in and gave the injection at that site. What is going to happen? Also, is it better to inject slow or fast? A: Well, first of all, if you’re going to be painstaking about injections and pull back to see if you have blood in the syringe, why would you push it back in? That seems to be defeating. Also, when you pull back, do it slowly so that you can just see the blood barely come past the pin. But the good news is, if you see just a little blood, it’s really okay. ...

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Q:  I have before me 3 syringes. Two of them have 2ml of AAS (oil) in them and the other has just 1.5ml.  Is it safe to inject 2ml in one syringe into any body part? If not safe to shoot just anywhere, where is it safe to inject 2 full ml?  Can I do 1.5ml in the delt or thigh? Help here. A: At least I’ll give you credit for not being your own senseless guinea pig. But I do have to say, you must be a little ADD for you to be so precise in your description: “Okay, before me lies….” It’s a little odd, dude. But, to answer your question, what you inject is as important as other factors. So, while you did specify that you were injecting oil, you didn’t say what.  Some ...

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