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How is pain a benefit?
Is EO an anesthetic? If not, why would it be any better than simply more sterile oil?I never said pain was good, I meant that pain will be far less if that is cut with EO oil.
Is EO an anesthetic? If not, why would it be any better than simply more sterile oil?
You won't be drug into my arguments? lol. All I'm asking is why I should believe your statement that EO is less painful for diluting gear than simply adding more oil. I see no reason to believe it's any better, so until I hear a good argument for why it is I'd be a fool to take the word of some random guy on the internet. Unfortunately most people are fools and do exactly that. And then they pass it on, like you're probably doing right now.I wont be drug into your arguements, I bow out to your superior mind asshole.
I dont like you.
It is not that you are smart, but you are far too challenging, and oppionated, to see anything other than your opinion.
So, consider your resource of some information eliminated.
You can fuck off.
Its your loss asshole.
I think you are an arrogent prick.
Do your own research on EO oil, I did...............
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OK, so you can cut and paste a quote from some bodybuilder who says EO has a "mild analgesic effect on the site of the depot." That's not evidence.Ok prick here is something for you.
I am not a tough guy but you ARE an asshole...
Ethyl oleate
Ethyl oleate is a compound made by attaching an ethyl ester to an oleic acid chain.
You can find the chemical data here. http://www.chemexper.com/index.shtml.../111-62-6.html
It is very thin and almost clear at room temperature. It has a low boiling point for an oil and is flammable, so keep away from direct flame heating methods. It can flash over once it has reached it's boiling point.
Usage
Ethyl oleate is a very expensive compound and not readily available to the public. Often sold by the gram but is a lighter than water liquid, 1ml is about .87g of product.
It has a fairly high capacity as a solvent on it's own, 50mg/ml of testosterone propionate is readily dissolved with no alcohol. So as a carrier it has great potential for hard to dissolve compounds or high dose compounds.
The most cost effective use would come with mixing it 1:1 with grape seed oil in your hard to produce home brews. I would not recommend using it with something as simple as 300mg/ml test enanthate, but if you were to make a 400-500mg/ml test blend or single long ester depot it would be a requirement for a pain free shot.
Ethyl oleate also has a reported mild analgesic effect on the site of the depot.
It is a primary ingredient in Viromone Testosterone Propionate.
I don't think there's any disagreement that EO acts as a solvent. I don't disagree that it can reduce pain by lowering the concentration of steroids or other potentially painful constituants like BA. It's just that more oil acts as a solvent as well.A simple search on Ethyl oleate is all you need to figure out what is what.
It acts like a solvent making some gear not crash in depot.
I don't think there's any disagreement that EO acts as a solvent. I don't disagree that it can reduce pain by lowering the concentration of steroids or other potentially painful constituants like BA. It's just that more oil acts as a solvent as well.
If pain from the injection volume becomes an issue, I could see how EO would have an advantage over oil, since you don't need as much for a given solvent effect. Otherwise, I still don't see an advantage.EO would work better than other oils for being a solvent, when you draw it into a syrenge, it locks up the plunger, it is like it attacks the rubber.
Why's that? Are you talking about getting the gear to dissolve? Or are you saying that EO is bactericidial and that it can act as a substitute for BA?I think one could get away with less BA when using EO.
Thanks for all of the great info in this thread. I normally do not go over 1.5 CC in a single injection. If I wanted to do 2 or 3 CC would it be best to split it into 2 different sites? If so, do I need to load 2 syringes or can I just do 2 different sites from the same syringe?
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