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Do you have a bad reaction to it? Source mentioned they use a pretty low amount for solubility reasons. If i'm not mistaken some sources go crazy with EO in order to achieve higher concentrations. I personally tolerate it very good, on driada test E and primo my CRP is 0,9

Sure, as carrier oil it does not (that is why I have included the complete list). Did not meant to debate (just to avoid any misunderstanding bro!)

Yeah but i already mentioned that. I ain't see anywhere been implied that driada uses EO exclusively as a carrier oil. Anyway, cheers.
 
Do you have a bad reaction to it? Source mentioned they use a pretty low amount for solubility reasons. If i'm not mistaken some sources go crazy with EO in order to achieve higher concentrations. I personally tolerate it very good, on driada test E and primo my CRP is 0,9
Yes, bad reaction. They said they using ''relatively low'' amount, but I am kinda skeptical about it. And in general it's better to stay away from EO even if you don't have reaction. But I would be happy to pay more for products without EO.
 
Driada produces nice stuffs but what is the percentage of ethyl oleate in the mix has never been clarified...there is but low means nothing
 
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I have not tried the products yet, but I will start using them soon. I will be doing a NPP/Test/Proviron 350/400/50 cycle.

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As usual I am very happy with ordering on driadashop. I got these vials while NPP was on sale so I am very happy with everything. The packaging and the vials itself are in very good quality which you usually don't see from UGLs. I will definitely order again :)
 
Okay, Thanks for the quick reply. I will place an order today
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Hello, what type of solvents do you use? thanks!
Benzyl benzoate and ethyl oleate (undisclosed percentage), at least in the basic injectables AAS. For more exoctic compounds like DHB and MENT i don t know if there are additional or substitutes solvents. What is sure is that compared with Driada, several other brands use much harsher mixes and unhealthy carrier oils. Or even worse other brands never released any information about composition. Anyway, at the end of the games it is always a question of faith with UGL
 
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Yes, bad reaction. They said they using ''relatively low'' amount, but I am kinda skeptical about it. And in general it's better to stay away from EO even if you don't have reaction. But I would be happy to pay more for products without EO.
You sure?
Driada produces nice stuffs but what is the percentage of ethyl oleate in the mix has never been clarified...there is but low means nothing

Hello, gentlemen!

The main source of rumors about the dangers of ethyl oleate is blogger Vigorous Steve.

In his reasoning, he is based on the fact that Ethyl Oleate (EO) oil isn’t FDA-approved, and that's all! In my opinion, it's a wrong reasoning.

The lack of FDA approval does not mean a direct danger to health, any compound can be dangerous in excessively large quantities, however, steroids used to contain quite a lot of Ethyl Oleate, and some medical forms are made from a mixture of Ethyl Oleate with oil, we are talking about parts, not in small percentages like ours, such drugs are widespread in Spain, and doctors do not see the danger; patients have not expressed complaints for so many years.

Also, Ethyl oleate is not currently approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for any injectable use but There is also no ban on its use! It's allowed for direct addition to food for human consumption and lots of studies on this [1] , and most important thing is, ethyl oleate is approved by the United States Pharmacopeia (USP) and European Pharmacopeia (EP). It is widely used in pharmaceutical drugs and steroid preparation. [2]

Even for the most sensitive drug market Ethyl oleate is considered as safe, it is used to prepare daily doses of progesterone in support of pregnancy.

Let us remind you that the doses of testosterone that are commonly used in sports, as well as many other drugs and their dosages, are also not approved by the FDA, for example, here is one excerpt: Chronic use of testosterone enanthate in supraphysiological dose (doping dose) has a toxic effect on rat cardiac muscle and liver in the form of alteration of normal histology, hypertrophy and fibrosis at both histological and biochemical levels which may lead to loss of their functions. [3]

Ethyl oleate (EO) is the ethyl ester of oleic acid. Oleic acid is the most widely distributed and the most extensively produced of all fatty acids in nature, small concentrations of ethyl oleate can be found in the body as a breakdown product of alcohol, even that which is naturally produced in the human body.

In the 50s it was used as the main carrier for injectables and was stopped only because cheaper alternatives were found; there is not a single registered case of problems from EO.

And super-physiological concentrations of even super-healthy vitamin C can lead to kidney stones.


Dryad products contain the minimum amount of ethyl oleate, we cannot give exact formulas, since on the one hand this is a secret, and on the other, the number varies from drug to drug.

However the issue of safety and comfort during long-term use by our clients was put at the forefront when our specialists developed the formulation, so Dryad products contain the best components that we could find on the market and the minimum amount of solvents.

[1] CFR - Code of Federal Regulations Title 21
[2] NF Monographs: Ethyl Oleate
[3] HEPATOTOXIC AND CARDIOTOXIC EFFECTS OF TESTOSTERONE ENANTHATE ABUSE ON ADULT MALE ALBINO RATS
 
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Benzyl benzoate and ethyl oleate (undisclosed percentage), at least in the basic injectables AAS. For more exoctic compounds like DHB and MENT i don t know if there are additional or substitutes solvents. What is sure is that compared with Driada, several other brands use much harsher mixes and unhealthy carrier oils. Or even worse other brands never released any information about composition. Anyway, at the end of the games it is always a question of faith with UGL

Hello, sir!

we use the same solvents in all our products, even DHB and MENT are the same , but for DHB we use MCT as a carrier oil...

full list of carrier oils for the different products can be found here


Thanks for your interest, sir!
 
@Driada Medical i'm aware and fine with this, as soon as my bloodwork and CRP is fine while using your injectables i have no complains nor any curiosity to learn the percentage of EO. Without getting into much details i would avoid using your products if you offered high concentration injectables like 400mg/ml test E or 500-600 mixes. This for me is a red flag and i can't trust the brewing process and solvents, so we're good 2 go! I just started your anavar 2 days ago and already placed a new order of various stuff although this time through one of your distributors. Greetings.
 
Hello, gentlemen!

The main source of rumors about the dangers of ethyl oleate is blogger Vigorous Steve.

In his reasoning, he is based on the fact that Ethyl Oleate (EO) oil isn’t FDA-approved, and that's all! In my opinion, it's a wrong reasoning.

The lack of FDA approval does not mean a direct danger to health, any compound can be dangerous in excessively large quantities, however, steroids used to contain quite a lot of Ethyl Oleate, and some medical forms are made from a mixture of Ethyl Oleate with oil, we are talking about parts, not in small percentages like ours, such drugs are widespread in Spain, and doctors do not see the danger; patients have not expressed complaints for so many years.

Also, Ethyl oleate is not currently approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for any injectable use but There is also no ban on its use! It's allowed for direct addition to food for human consumption and lots of studies on this [1] , and most important thing is, ethyl oleate is approved by the United States Pharmacopeia (USP) and European Pharmacopeia (EP). It is widely used in pharmaceutical drugs and steroid preparation. [2]

Even for the most sensitive drug market Ethyl oleate is considered as safe, it is used to prepare daily doses of progesterone in support of pregnancy.

Let us remind you that the doses of testosterone that are commonly used in sports, as well as many other drugs and their dosages, are also not approved by the FDA, for example, here is one excerpt: Chronic use of testosterone enanthate in supraphysiological dose (doping dose) has a toxic effect on rat cardiac muscle and liver in the form of alteration of normal histology, hypertrophy and fibrosis at both histological and biochemical levels which may lead to loss of their functions. [3]

Ethyl oleate (EO) is the ethyl ester of oleic acid. Oleic acid is the most widely distributed and the most extensively produced of all fatty acids in nature, small concentrations of ethyl oleate can be found in the body as a breakdown product of alcohol, even that which is naturally produced in the human body.

In the 50s it was used as the main carrier for injectables and was stopped only because cheaper alternatives were found; there is not a single registered case of problems from EO.

And super-physiological concentrations of even super-healthy vitamin C can lead to kidney stones.


Dryad products contain the minimum amount of ethyl oleate, we cannot give exact formulas, since on the one hand this is a secret, and on the other, the number varies from drug to drug.

However the issue of safety and comfort during long-term use by our clients was put at the forefront when our specialists developed the formulation, so Dryad products contain the best components that we could find on the market and the minimum amount of solvents.

[1] CFR - Code of Federal Regulations Title 21
[2] NF Monographs: Ethyl Oleate
[3] HEPATOTOXIC AND CARDIOTOXIC EFFECTS OF TESTOSTERONE ENANTHATE ABUSE ON ADULT MALE ALBINO RATS
Nice manipulations, absence of ban of it's use doesn't mean it's safe lol.
How would you comment on pancreas necrosis from EO ? There is enough of information that can back up claims that EO is toxic and causing cell death, it's not some myth from bodybuilding community and claims has some real basis for it. I can also confirm it as I used gear on a pure EO as a carrier, this shit absolutely made me sick with constant pain of inner organs.

Get familiar yourself with this study and there are more studies pointing at toxicity of EO. Check pancreas necrosis picture below OAEE= EO.


As we note, FAEEs do cause cell death and pancreatitis, but it is substantially milder than from the parent FAs. iv) The pattern of necrosis noted by intraperitoneal administration of FAEEs or FAs + ethanol22 shows this to be localized to the edges of the lobules, with relative sparing of acinar cells in the center, suggesting a local effect from the relatively large amounts of FAs/ethanol/FAEEs which were delivered into the peritoneal cavity.
 

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Another study :

Myocardial cell damage by fatty acid ethyl esters​

Our results suggest that the FAEE may damage the myocardial cells as well as the mitochondria and may provide a metabolic link between ethanol abuse and myocardial dysfunction.

 
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