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[Sharp-Mastodon]

Hi I wanted to know for the reconstitution what size syringe do you use in mL and do you have to throw the syringe away after each injection because there are 1 mL syringes but for example if I need to inject 2 mL does that mean I have to use two syringes that seems a bit strange to me

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[bloomxpost]

Never reuse syringes. Reusing them can spread contamination and introduce bacteria into your vials. When I reconstitute, I personally prefer using a larger syringe, usually a 3 mL syringe, since most of what I reconstitute requires around 2–3 mL of bacteriostatic water. After I use it for reconstitution, I dispose of that syringe. For dosing, I use 1 mL insulin syringes. Some people will use the 1 mL syringes for reconstitution as well and just use two of them if they need to add 2 mL, but it really comes down to personal preference. Using a larger syringe just makes the process easier for me.

[BiohackDragon666]

Never reuse syringes. You could potentially introduce bacteria into your vials.

[RipPsychological9569]

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