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Remove The Needle: Use a clean cotton ball or gauze pad to apply pressure to the injection site after the needle has been withdrawn at the same angle
Im assuming id need intra muscle device, and was looking at a non- disposable one...it appears that it consists of two parts...one takes a conventional disposable plastic syringe(
Using sterile water means every needle puncture after the first one increases your contamination risk with zero bacterial defense in the solution
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