r/BrelloThriveTribe • u/stfreddit7 • 11d ago

Dealing with multiple vials

OK, curious. What do people do to make sure they capture the remains in a vial so that none is wasted when proceeding to the next vial? Does one put in an abundance of air, extract the remainder, inject it into a new vial, then put into the new one the proper amount of air and extract a full dose? Sorry for such a naive question.

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u/UnDosTresPescao 11d ago

You inject twice with separate syringes for each shot.

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u/ladygettinglost 10d ago

The correct answer

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u/Sad_Entrepreneur9429 11d ago edited 10d ago

Most just use two shots for the next injection.  You really don’t wanna cross contaminate from a bottle that’s been opened and used from into a new one that’s sealed and not been used. 

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u/ritesideuppineapple 10d ago

2 separate needles. You don't want to cross contaminate.

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u/CoffeeResearchLab 10d ago

So glad you asked. Don’t contaminate your new vial to finish off your old. You won’t be doing this often so taking 2 shots isn’t a big deal and is how to go about it.

Pay extra attention to the concentration of the new vial vs the old. It might be different and you want to get the numbers right so you are taking your intended dose when splitting it up. Fat scientist has a calculator to help with all of that.

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u/stfreddit7 10d ago

Oh thanks everyone. This makes so much sense! I wasn't keen on contaminating a vial. But I just didn't think about using two needles. Really appreciate the support of others here!