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i havn't experienced this yet and i've been injecting almost 8 yrs.
but i also have a lot of fat.

the problem i was having (i was using the autoject) was that i thought i found a viable site and would inject but the med wouldn't push in. i'd take out the autoject and it pushed the C onto the floor. argh.

i still have that problem from time to time. however, i started injecting manually and have done much better with that.

how do you inject?
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