Been on TRT for a while injecting in delts with an insulin syringe. Decided to slowly up the dosage and compounds, and to not be a pussy and use a bigger needle into the glute. Did 200 mg of test into the left glute and 100 mg primo into the right. The primo was 200 mg/ml. Could barely walk the next day. Think my first problem is that I just jammed them both in within a couple seconds, used a 25 gauge 1”. Is that the main problem or is it I have never injected there before? And should I move the injection spots around like do half of what I did in the glute and half somewhere else? Thanks for any advice
Here’s a volume injection perspective. We had a 242lb Powerlifter on our team who always won. We called him the White Rhino. He didn’t want his wife to know he was taking AAS. So he took his AAS at the gym on Saturdays mornings before squat day. The gym owner gave many members injections in the office. The White Rhino received his injections weekly immediately before squats. He received his injections in two 5ml syringes of 200mg/ml. He took 1,000mgs in each butt cheek. In other words, he took 10ml once a week.
He was a man among men. If he had any PIP he never mentioned it. Before support gear he was always good for a 800+lb squat every meet.
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You brought back bad memories of decades ago when 22 gauge was common where I was from. Seriously, never had problem with prim (other than hair thinning…). I don’t see how 200 ml or 100 ml is a lot (and you didn’t say one side worse than other). And 25 gauge is tiny to me (I use 23 gauge because prefer for various reason). Not to state the obvious, but assume you use different draw and inject needles. And assume you prime it a bit by oiling the needle by injecting a little out (my preference). Should end up being fine when you dial it in after injecting more slowly (needle in and oil out). Not sure how you were able to use insulin needle if oil.
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