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Fortheloveoffat wrote: Tue Oct 21, 2025 5:53 pm Nicely done. Always wanted to do this myself! Great to see it done

Thx for your nice words

That looks so good!
I'm planning on doing a session where I infuse in the butt, hips and boobs at the same time. I'm kinda scared cause that's 6 infusion sites, maybe I'll leave out the hips

yaletownboy wrote: Sun Nov 09, 2025 12:06 pm That looks so good!
I'm planning on doing a session where I infuse in the butt, hips and boobs at the same time. I'm kinda scared cause that's 6 infusion sites, maybe I'll leave out the hips

Jeah that's a bit much if you haven't done it before, especially when it's not saline, but Glucose since it draws nutrients from your body temporarily.

I always wanted to try this my question is how were you positioned while doing it did you sit I always thought of this but I think sitting will cause pressure and saline will just go somewhere else

ol0run wrote: Sat Nov 22, 2025 12:13 am I always wanted to try this my question is how were you positioned while doing it did you sit I always thought of this but I think sitting will cause pressure and saline will just go somewhere else

For the most part U have to lie on the side opposite of the injection site or on your stomach. Standing would also be okay. But sitting puts pressure on the skin an pushes against the injection pressure, especially when it's full.

To get it where U want it, better do more than one injection points over time, I think I do 3 each side. Or U wait for it to settle and distribute naturally. I am not patient enough for the second one haha.
Best U Tie up your legs softly, so it doesn't migrate too much into your legs.

Does it sting any? I've had n2o migrate into my butt a few times and its feels like needles. I guess I have a lot of connective tissue.

themanwiththeplan wrote: Tue Dec 02, 2025 4:34 am Does it sting any? I've had n2o migrate into my butt a few times and its feels like needles. I guess I have a lot of connective tissue.

I don't know how N2O does interact as subcutaneous injection.

But Glucose 5% doesn't sting at all, but it does draw Kalium or Vitamin C, I don't remember, temporarily from your body, which in turn can cause twitching in small muscles or cramping. So load up on that if U use big amounts.

NACL does sting as subcutaneous injection, warming it up beforehand helps a little.

Busty Gymguy wrote: Tue Dec 02, 2025 5:41 pm

themanwiththeplan wrote: Tue Dec 02, 2025 4:34 am Does it sting any? I've had n2o migrate into my butt a few times and its feels like needles. I guess I have a lot of connective tissue.

I don't know how N2O does interact as subcutaneous injection.

It interacts differently per person. For some it easily traverses under the skin letting them inflate thighs, arms, etc. I've been athletically engaged and active my whole life, best I can figure out is I have developed denser connective tissue. Thighs burn like crazy if the gas gets in there.
Thanks for the tips about the glucose!

Happy to help