Specifically, you must inject it VERY VERY SLOWLY, like over the course of two or three hours, or you could do yourself grave harm. A couple of times, I injected it too quickly, and was lucky that I just passed out. And that was by accident; I thought I was going at the right pace. I was also lucky that the materials didn't become contaminated. I thought I was being careful, but I was very sick and could not possibly gauge how well I was storing these materials.

I payed for one expensive visit by a home health care nurse. She was invaluable in instructing me. Because I was then a registered patient, I was able to call them with important questions until I was comfortable. The one home health care visit was the best money I spent throughout that ordeal. She assessed that my hands were too shaky to use the type of device that my surgeon had set me up with. She managed to get me hooked up with smart-sites that were easier for me to use.

This is not something that you want another patient to help you with. It's important that you learn how to this right.