Having trouble pinning myself

Pain this bad with the needles curving over there makes me think the area is inflamed, not a size problem.

Is this issue present on each side of your rear? It varies with the volume injected each time, yet alternating between sides keeps things manageable. For me, the glutes require a firmer push during the shot than the stomach area does, so duller tips could easily make the whole process more uncomfortable.

The thicker versions might go in more smoothly even though they could hurt worse. The material quality might not measure up. Are these made by the same company as the rest? I was thinking cold or a numbing agent applied first could ease the discomfort.

Reaching the buttocks area seems tricky for me, and it's tough to monitor the insertion direction properly. That's why I steer clear of it. My preference is to inject into the hip instead, where I grab a section tightly and ensure the needle enters straight at a right angle directly in the center of that grasped spot.

I keep wondering how often folks load liquid into the syringe with the same needle before they finally do the shot. Whenever I pull my amount plus a little more for good measure, that tip ends up all chewed up and dull by the time I try to stick it in, so it takes way more effort to get through.

For putting BpC into the area near my left shoulder and upper arm, I tried out needles in both 31 and 32 gauge sizes. Past issues with muscle injections from using equipment made me dislike them a lot. Yet administering in this spot turned out simpler and easier to handle compared to the rear muscles. The shorter one measures eight millimeters in length.