Guys, I preloaded a syringe for an injection tomorrow. There is one tiny air bubble in the very top where syringe meets needle (in plastic part) where it goes into needle. I've tried to tap it out and even pushed the plunger up but all I'm doing is wasting my stuff. Is this bubble common. The rest of the syringe is clear from bubbles. Is it ok to inject?

you'll be fine, dont worry

Are you using two needles, one for drawing and one for injecting. You won't waste any gear if you get rid of the bubbles while you have the first needle still in the bottle. Keep tapping and tilt the bottle and press, and the air bubble will go back in the bottle, this way you don't lose any gear.

When you swap out the first needle with a fresh one prior to injection, you should not have an air bubble as long as you press a few droplets out. I usually press a few droplets of gear out, very insignificant in the amount, this way there is a bit of lubrication, and helps with the inject.

Also, a little bubble won't do any harm, just might make u even more sore, but best to get rid of it.

This is how you learn. Thanks for both your advice--again! On a side note murr: I'm mixing the test e and decaplex in one syringe. I just didn't want to be squirting the deca into the test bottle when trying to put back what i lost trying to get the bubble out. But thanks--what u said makes sense and i'll try it.

If you are pulling the test first, then the deca last, then most of what you push back in should be the deca going back in the deca bottle. Might have a bit of test going back in the deca bottle, but no biggie. I sometimes get a drop of tren in my test prop bottle in lieu of getting rid of that bubble.

When you pull the plunger back, create a pocket of air in the syringe, then thump that syringe a few times like you would thump somebody's ear... I guarantee you that gear will have no choice but to leave that needle and come down to the plunger, it is called gravity use it to your advantage...

After, you get all the gear out of the needle, and with the air pocket still in the syringe cyclinder, pump the plunger up and down, and then thump it a couple of more times and then your dilemma is solved... After that, ease your gear up the needle slowly, and you wont waste a drop....

The key is thumping the syringe so everything flows down towards the plunger... I don't like wasting gear either...
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