Air bubbles in your shot, ugh?

Hong Kong Yanpep International
The viscosity of reconstituted NAD+ makes bubbles harder to dislodge than with standard peptides - tapping the side of the syringe rather than flicking the top tends to work better for viscous solutions. Letting the syringe sit at a slight angle with the plunger up for a minute allows bubbles to rise on their own.
 
Just grab a 25 gauge needle and insert it at an angle so trapped air inside the vial has room to escape while pushing the liquid in.
 
A few times I've taken a new syringe and drawn back the plunger again on its own. No clue if it actually does anything but it eased my mind. Try to avoid adding extra air, but drawing 75 units of that compound without any creeping in through a thin needle feels nearly impossible.
 
Same question over here, tried it myself and the vacuum just pulls it right back in. Honestly having a bit of air in there makes hitting the correct dose easier too, anything beyond that tends to be hard to keep in the syringe.
 
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