Registered a shot but couldn’t hit and decided to empty it into a 2ml centrifuge container to use whenever I ran out of my supply, either to boof or boil off and smoke in a pipe. It’s been 3-4 weeks and I ran out of a couple days ago. Wasn’t even sure about boofing old blood just sitting in a container for a few weeks, would’ve done some research beforehand. But after taking 6mg of Xanax today I ended up filtering the blood through some 70% isopropyl soaked balls of cotton, and repeated a couple of times. Had added 25 units of water with all the residual powder of ice I could collect so the blood was slightly diluted and stronger to some degree. Added a couple units of isopropyl to the syringe and stupidly slammed it.

I’m extremely cautious when it comes to iv admin, I can’t believe I did that even barred out. I rubbed in triple antibiotic ointment beforehand, prepped with an alcohol pad, put a bandaid with a little bacitracin zinc added to it, slight pressure for a couple of minutes, and then took bandaid off 10 min later, wiped the area with a piercing aftercare cleanser and am in a dry circulated room. Been 2 and a half hours since, no iv site reaction at all (very rare for me) and feel fine/no signs of problems. Took a bunch of vit c and zinc, folate, multivitamin, and NAC , as the only precaution I could really do by myself. I asked ChatGPT how much risk I’m in and how likely am I to be ok, and it basically told me I was fucked. I’d like to hear from people in here though who have actually done shit like this, know of or have experience with doing what I just did.

Am I in critical danger? Could I end up being fine? Or is that highly unlikely. No one knows I’m an iv user and I’ve never had any complications or infections before. If I feel completely fine should I still seek medical attention? Are there places I can go where I can do this discreetly? I’d rather avoid it at all if I can, but if there’s a high chance I get sepsis or endocarditis/something serious, I’d like to get medical attention tomorrow so I can prevent/get early treatment and avoid serious complications