Harm Reduction Sub clavian vein injection

[blackjesus]

Hey all, i searched for about 10 mins on info about this and only came up with a few results within BL and across the net about it, I was wondering how long the needle should be to hit this vein, and, is it straight forward as at this point im either considering this or the femoral vein.

 

[madog11]

Why do you want to do this?

 

[blackjesus]

i want to hit a proper vein, the ones in my arms are inaccessable. tried foot a bit but its too iffy there as well, just thought as this appears to be a popular route for medical these days , that an injection here would be a better idea than say the femoral or jugular

 

[madog11]

Neither. It is extremely dangerous. Hospitals are sterile places with staff with YEARS of medical training under their belt. The risk of infection doing it yourself is huge.

Please read this: http://www.bluelight.ru/vb/archive/index.php/t-422652.html

 

[lazylazyjoe]

You blew out both your arms and hands, or you just don't want people to see tracks.?
Both of the spots you chose are usually last ditch efforts.

 

[blackjesus]

well i didnt blow them out, more like faded away but yeah i dont have many alternatives and i've read pretty much all available pamphlets on safer technique just hoping someone with life experience could chime in, but thank you tho.

 

[lazylazyjoe]

Been shooting for 5 years. Still have spots left on my hand and wrist. I use my foot sometimes.
Femoral is pretty easy, but very risky cause its close to the artery and nerve. Below is a guide for the femoral vein. But, like I said, last ditch.
http://www.shootclean.org/Downloads/femoral_injecting_final.pdf

I always cringe when I see a "lifer" trying to hit. I met a 72 y/o lifer, both his legs were black, no cirulation.

 

[Coraline]

Don't try it. You are asking for infection and severe complications. Infections in the neck can cause heart damage. You could get a histimine reaction and your neck swell up and suffocate. It's too risky.