Yes all size are fine. I never had problem but some bruising at injection spot if you touch small vessel but that's fine. TB500 can be injected anywhere don't need to be close to the injury as Bpc157. You need to think also that if the needle is too thin then you can bend it when going thru the rubber top.
Ok, to summarize, when injecting TB500 and BPC, you do NOT inject it into the muscle, you inject it subcutaneous. Correct?
BPC is local- intramuscular makes sense, although you can do subcutaneous near the damaged area. TB500 is systemic, so inject it where ever you want. Some people inject in the abdominal fat area.Originally Posted by Stasiak
There are studies that show both subcutaneous and intramuscular are beneficial for BPC. So whatever is your preference. But make sure it near the area you want to heal.
If you are just going to be injecting TB/BPC, it's pretty simple. 20g for transferring BAC to bpc/tb. 27g is great for injecting these two, as they are not thick at all. 1cc/ml syringe is probably your best bet as well. You should be fine doing subq or intramuscular. With 27g, you're going to feel little to nothing. You really could just Google subq or IM injections and get directions.
Is it possible to transfer BAC water to TB500 with a 29G needle?
I haven't tried it, but I would say yes. Probably a good idea to change needles after transferring BAC though as it will dull the needle.
I'm asking that because I have 100xInsulin syringes 29G, I just transfer with one and use another one.
Shouldn't be a problem. Generally you only need a thicker gauge to draw for thicker liquids. But like I said, probably wouldn't be a good idea to use same needle that you draw with.
Thank you, I will use 1 for draw and another one to inject.
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