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For anyone 2 alcohol swabs, one for the vial and one on the body, aspirate before injecting (if you see blood try a different spot, yes it hurts but HRT isn't intravenous) and make sure to rub the area for a min after for all the oils and put a bandage (optional) to keep the area extra clean. Never do a shot to the backside of the legs since you have all sorts of nerves there and its how people/animals would get paralysis after shots. Always use a clean needle when drawing since that's how you get icky infections otherwise.
Would look up an IM (intramuscular) injection guide, they used to have vids of nurses giving people thigh shots, that's probably one of the easier ones to DIY. Subq (subcutaneous) uses shorter needles and you can get away with the stomach, very similar to insulin shots, though absorption rate is slower and I'm not sure how well that works out for E.
Subq works very well for E! My levels have been optimal for over a year now on subq injections.