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Truth?

BOx

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How true is that if you heat up the Test before you shoot under hot water it will be less painful?
 
How true is that if you heat up the Test before you shoot under hot water it will be less painful?

I always warm up the syringe under hot water once I load the Test. It isn't as thick when injecting, which would make it less painful to inject because it flows smoother.
 
I use a blow dryer or warm tap water, do not get the needle wet with water.
 
Truth i find heating it helps some. Definitely makes it easier to draw it in the needle.
 
when you heat it up it will only help injecting the oil into muscle, not needle going into muscle, right?
 
Well, yeah...I wouldn't say it even hurts though...I can just feel it...That's all.
 
Well, yeah...I wouldn't say it even hurts though...I can just feel it...That's all.

I agree, it will not effect the way you feel the pin piercing the skin. But unless you have some heavily built up scar tissue around the injection area, the pain should be minimal.
 
when you heat it up it will only help injecting the oil into muscle, not needle going into muscle, right?

if you are using the right gauge needle you shouldnt even feel the needle going in. stick it in fast . not slow.
 
I always warm up the syringe under hot water once I load the Test. It isn't as thick when injecting, which would make it less painful to inject because it flows smoother.

Great advice... I liked it.... It is really useful...!
 
I always warm up my amps when I draw them. Makes them easier to draw and easier to massage into the muscle once injected.