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well, I'm not a doctor or anything, but i have had more stitches then you can shake a stick at at many different points. And i usually sit up and watch whenever i can. judging by all the scares, its usually varies from about 1/8 of an inch to just a smidge over that. I'm guessing you could get them a little tighter depending on the stress on the location of the wound, but much closer you ride the risk of weaking the skin due to all the holes. overall, id'e stick with 1/8. and please be sure your equipment's steril and your not piercing any veins. I'm assuming that'd be rather bad.

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