I tried to be as informative as possible in the beginning of the thread since I didn't want them going into this blind. If I missed anything, please let them know. I recommended the 100 units syringe or 1 cc . I personally don't feel that they'll need to use 2g completely, but they mentioned finding a place that does the kit replacements. I've seen Seasoned users go down with a hell of a lot less, especially in a single shot, since they don't usually do it again immediately, that didn't touch half of the 100 unit syringe. It just helps to have someone else to look it over I guess ?
Alright, so for starters, that is absolutely more than enough, so no issue there if you thought you'd encounter it. If you manage to get all that in to the 1 cc that I referenced above, you won't even realize its hitting you. It's fast, trust me. You also mentioned a hand vein, if you would prefer it that way, it can certainly be injected, no problems. It may be easier, but as I said before, it's all preference and veins. Another user had asked if you'd tried it, so you saying you hadn't, it wouldn't hurt anything if you were to! Keep in mind, it doesn't
have to be injected. You can ingest it nasally just to get a feel for the quality, as well as what to expect upon injection. Please remember, if you by chance try it out by "snorting" it nasally, it will not be nearly as strong as when you do inject it. From the looks, and the smell you describe, it should be decent at the very, very least, but as we have said, there simply is no guaranteed way to gauge it. ABSOLUTEY you want a syringe that has the needle attached. I am going to attach a picture for you so you know
exactly the type being referenced. This is literally what I have described before, and should be the type received when going to the pharmacy and asking for the insulin kit, needle, what have you. I do not recall ever having issues with anything I had for a week or so seeming to lose its potency, so I'll wager you should be fine. I would warn that you leave it in the container you have pictured above, and do not remove the lid for any reason other than use. If you plan to try it beforehand, that should be perfectly fine, just replace the lid and put it away. You will want to ensure that there is no way that any moisture, whatsoever, gets near or in the container. It could cause issues. Other than that, I don't see why it wouldn't sit for another 2 weeks at most? It shouldn't have any affect on the potency of it. I think I covered everything in the previous questions you had ? If not or If you end up coming up with more, you can either respond here or shoot a DM my way. I haven't been on as much as I like being here, lately. Oh one more thing, when above users mentioned the size of the needle/syringe they meant the actual syringe needs to be larger such as the 100 unit size I am going to post , and the actual needle shorter, again, like the one I will post. This is exactly what you will want to find.
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