TweetJust thought id drop in and talk about this.

Im on day 5 of doing this.

Im on 250mg test e and 125mg primo per week.
Ends up being .30ml per shots or 30 units on a slin pin.
Im shooting with a 27g 0.5" needle and I don't have any issues or plans to go smaller.

Zero issues or pip while pinning, nice and easy. Nothing the next day. Day 2.5-4 there's a small knot and very minimum pain usually only when you physically push on it. Woke up today on day 5 the lump from first shot and the pain is completely gone.

I have done both glutes and each side of the stomach.

I will say I am pinning gear that's in MCT oil. According the vagarious stave (thanks for pointing me to him guns) the carrier oil will make a huge different in how long the lump stays as some carrier oils simply just break down much slower subq.

Speaking strictly from MCT oil based bear I'm using I think 0.5ml is the most I would put in each injection location but even then I think the 0.30ml I'm using is about perfect. That allows me 2ml of gear per week.

If your shooting grams this might not be the way but especially longer ester compounds where you may inly need 2-3 maybe 4ml per week this is the way. 1-2 small injections a day and you don't even know its happened.

Ive always struggled pinning and gives me anxiety and I often mess the shot up. A messed up IM shot makes that body part unusable for like 10 days. Subq I don't even know it happened and outside of sanitation its pretty stupid proof.

I can't see myself pinning any other way now and this has changed my entire routine and makes it so much more manageable and easy for do and that's a game changer.

This is why I love you guys.

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Originally Posted by dirtwarrior

Thank you for your answer

I second what guns said. Look up vigorous Steve on YouTube. He has 2 videos about this subject and he goes into the studies and the science as well as his own personal experience and he is way more knowledgeable then ill ever be. They were great videos really cleared up all the questions and concerns I had about the process.