How to subcutaneous inject by yourself
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video, LaSara Medical's Clinical Director, John Snedegar, provides a complete overview of how to prepare and inject peptides subcutaneously.
At LaSara Medical Group, we offer a variety of peptide protocols that are designed to help our patients achieve their health and life goals. Peptide protocols can be used to maximize sexual performance, physical strength, mental sharpness, speed up recovery, weightloss, sleep quality, and more. Peptides are short string amino acids, which are the “building blocks” of proteins. The human body naturally produces over 7,000 peptides that fuel the brain and body’s ability to perform at the highest degree of our potential. To implement peptides into your daily life, you are empowering your body and mind with a cutting-edge form of modern medicine that is safe and effective. Regardless of what your goals may be, there is a peptide protocol that can help you optimize your health efficiently.
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This was an excellent demonstration and explanation. Thank you 😊
Thank you I take Pegasys Interferon for blood cancer. It really helped to see this. When I push air into vial it gives it a ton of bubbles. Also it makes it difficult to draw out
Great job. Thank you. 🙂
This makes me squeamish just watching YOU do it!!!
Uhm. Sorry, but i just gotta say it ... This man is HHHHOOOTTTT!
He’s a smoke show!
Wtf
Yup.
cmon alvin get out
Thnx. Just used it seeing ur instructions.
dang where’d you get that button up shirt ?
What length needle is used in this video?
is this needle okay to inject fat dissolving ?
So, during subcutaneous injections, you don't need to go as fast or check for blood before injecting, like you do with intramuscular?
I personally go waaay slower than he did, just for the same reason he gave while maneuvering the bottle and all, I don't want the peptides to suffer any damage. Also doing it slow helps with injection site pain as in theres less pain if done slowly. As for drawing back before injecting, I am doing it only when injecting intra muscular. Please don't take this as medical advice as I am not a doctor, but just as my personal opinion and experience. Hope it helps! Have a great day
@@miha_ity Huh, really? That's neat, I always heard that going slower makes it hurt worse since it drags it out. Thank you for the advice
@@undyingUmbrage413 I believe the post injection pain comes when the fluid is injected too fast, thus not having the time to dispense. You're welcome
How long needle
1/2 in 27 gauge
For me I do 1/4 32 guage