Is PIP more about oil, solvent % or injection technique?

Technique matters most; slow injections reduce post-injection pain.

High solvent percentages usually cause more PIP issues.

Oil choice matters, but technique still dominates outcomes.

Injection depth and muscle selection greatly influence discomfort.

Fast injections increase tissue trauma and lingering soreness.

Carrier oil sensitivity varies widely between individual users.

Poor injection hygiene can worsen inflammation and pain.

Higher concentration brews often sting regardless technique used.

Warming oil helps flow, reducing injection-related trauma significantly.

Needle gauge and length impact tissue damage directly.

Rushing injections causes pressure buildup and painful swelling.

User tolerance varies; same gear feels different sometimes

Needle gauge and length impact tissue damage directly.

User tolerance varies; same gear feels different sometimes.

Shallow injections increase PIP due leakage and irritation.

Massage post-injection helps disperse oil evenly through muscle.

Cold muscles make injections more uncomfortable overall afterwards.

Consistent technique reduces variables causing unnecessary pain later.

Oil viscosity affects pressure required during injection process.

All factors matter, but technique usually biggest factor.