I'm not a moderator, so this isn't my job to do anything bout it. But Austinjmaurer94 just as a courtesy id like to let you know that it's my understanding that you're not allowed to specify prices you pay for drugs on blue light according to the blue light user agreement (blua). For this reason you may wish to edit the reference from your post. But like I said, I'm just a regular user here, in charge of nothing and with no responsibility to do anything, I'm just trying to keep you out of trouble and make everyone lives a little easier.
I've always assumed it was against the rules to prevent someone going "oh look how cheap they get it, and they live near me, I gotta get to know them", which would lead to sourcing which is against the rules for self evident reasons.
Anyhow,having already read it. Granted I don't know where you live but yea I'd be surprised if it were particularly good at that price. Unfortunately some people use some boneheaded stuff to cut heroin with.
I have a couple questions that I couldn't find the answer too having skimmed the thread a couple times now.
1. Are you male or female? I ask this question because generally females have harder to find veins and you gotta rely more on touch than sight. Unlike men who often have noticibly bulging veins, women rarely do, I find using my sight for anything other than to remember where ive found a vein already by touch for when im about to shoot to be a total waste of time almost everywhere. Feel is far more reliable. I've also often found with my veins they will seem to have disappeared at first when in fact they've just rolled a little or seem slightly deeper after repeated use. And that after not using it for several weeks to a month it's back to normal. If you're male you can disregard all of this.
2. Do you filter your shot and how? With anything less than the best you should filter your shot with something at the very least, I assume you know this but I couldn't find you mentioning it.
3. Have you tried bigger needles. Note that with this question I am NOT suggesting that you do this. But the smaller the needle the easier it can get clogged, yes even new ones, and that has more than once lead me to stabbing all over my arms needlessly because I mistakingly thought I wasn't getting a vein when in fact I was getting them all over the place, but not showing flashback. This is less of an issue the bigger the needle. That doesn't mean you should use a bigger one, personally I use the 29g 1ml bd needles.. It's just something in wondering because apart from smaller ones clogging easier. I've also found smaller ones sometimes are harder to hit with. This might just be with me for some reason, but ive noticed that 27g often works easier than 29g does with those two types being the most popular at exchanges where i live. I said above why I suspect the might be the case, but I don't actually know for sure. It might even be in my imagination.
4. Do you rotate often? Or if not, do you at least use different areas of the same vein at different places so you're not hitting the same place over and over. This is again a very beginner question so I know you probably know this already, but without being able to see how you do it, noone here who knows how to do it correctly can evaluate how you do it if we're not specifically told. By all means ask the doctor or a nurse or something. I think that's a perfectly find idea. But something to keep in mind is they're coming at this from a different perspective, and often doctors aren't the ones doing much of the needle work themselves, nurses are, or blood techs.
All I'm saying is, by all means listen to what they have to say. But I for one would love it if you told us how it goes.
I don't practice perfect injecting, ive reused needles way too many times, not rotated nearly enough, and done this for a long time mutippe times a day. I have yet to lose a single vein. What this says to me is not that I'm doing it some significantly better way thay you're not. I think ultimately the answer more likely is either 1. They aren't collapsing when you think they are. 2. They are collapsing and it's more the kind of cuts in your heroin than anything else.
We don't have BTH where I live, but I do know you shouldn't he out of veins THIS soon unless something is amiss. Not even with BTH. I think either your observations are wrong, or your heroin is cut with something very bad, or you're doing something very wrong in your technique that hasn't been noticed yet. Personally I would bet on option number 2, followed closely by 1, then very far by 3.
Some people do have crappy veins. And if you're female like me I strongly believe you're even more prone to veins failing. But I just don't see you losing this many veins through bad technique alone. Either something is bad with the dope, or your veins are naturally very very fragile, or you're not actually collapsing as many as you think. Veins can become temporarily nonfunctional or apparently nonfunctional but not be collapsed. And return to functioning with time. I hope that's all this is. Since being wrong about them being collapsed is the best outcome you can get, cause once they're really gone, they're really gone.
Good luck, keep up updated if you can.
wish you well.
