Looking for new needles for TRT?

I felt the same way. It always bugged me how much was left in there. I don’t know how I found those, but they do cut down on waste for sure. That plunger shape makes a difference. And as mentioned, remember to pull the plunger down before you remove the draw needle to keep that little bit from being lost.

For sure, when I draw with an 18g, I usually end up with about.05ml left in the 18g before I take it out. Not a lot, but it definitely adds up.

Always clear that before unscrewing; it’s common sense. What if you unscrew while the oil is still in that holding area?

Exactly, man. That's precisely what I see. What's the answer? I came across a syringe a while back that had a plunger that pushed inside that plastic piece to get every last drop out. Do you know what those are called?

Also, 200mg/ml cyp or enth doesn't actually contain 200mg of the hormone.

Absolutely, especially if you’re doing frequent injections over a 14+ week cycle.

Are you asking what happens if you don’t pull the plunger back before unscrewing the draw needle? You just end up losing that juice. That tiny bit of oil in the needle and the space between the needle and syringe will be gone, and then you’ll need to push more from the barrel to fill the injection needle.

Zero dead space syringes or low dead space syringes. The 1ml barrels from easy touch have the plunger design you’re looking for.

No need to overthink it, guys. Just grab this for about a buck thirty each (McKesson Clave Vial Spike). Once you finish with one vial, put a new one on the next to stay safe. Just attach your easy touch luer lock syringe, twist it onto the vial spike, pull the plunger to draw how much you need, twist it off, attach your needle, and you're set. This method has worked great for me for five months. No need to buy 21/23 gauge needles to draw. It’s a total game changer and doesn’t leak at all!

I have 1ml zero space syringes, but they’re not luer lock; they’re lure slip. If you want, message me on telegram, and I can share pictures more easily.

Vial spikes are really amazing; they simplify the drawing process and speed things up while reducing needle waste.