you are sheltered from the wind and weather.Īll of these factors should be weighed against each other when choosing a place to get off.you have access to a sink or other source of clean water.you have adequate space for yourself and your equipment.you feel comfortable that there will be no surprise interruptions or unwanted observers.your chances of getting caught by the police are minimal.The ideal location for injecting is one that is relatively clean, dry, warm, and well-lit, and where: Some places are safer for injecting than others, and you should always choose from among your options the safest one possible. It is clear, then, that using in your own home (if you’re fortunate enough to have one) or the home of a friend is safer than using in a public bathroom. However, a public bathroom-particularly if it’s a single room with a door that locks-is usually safer than injecting in a place such as a public park or the stairwell of an apartment building. In general, but not always, indoor locations are safer than outdoor ones, and definitely preferable in terms of wind and weather.
If you’re injecting in a relatively public place, like a toilet stall in a public bathroom, try to make it look like you’re changing your clothes or freshening up. If you know you’ll have to be getting off in a location like this where there is no direct access to a sink, bring along a small bottle of water to mix your shot with (it’s probably a good idea in any case to make water a permanent part of the works you carry).
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