RiceNKimchi
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If you have reasoning behind your stance I'd listen or read something on it
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People are odd. Conversation is beneficial but do you I guessSubQ
Good to know who the SubQ guys are so i can put them on ignore …
To some hardliners, who've never read a book, with massive muscular scar tissue in their glutes, stance is "Real men go IM"People are odd. Conversation is beneficial but do you I guess
If you have reasoning behind your stance I'd listen or read something on it
This is generally the issue with Sub-Q not hormone. (Unless high dose which again requires solvents and could be argued it is still not the hormones)I tolerate castor oil subq very well.
MCT on the other hand causes me subq big problems (inflammation and lumps).
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Good to know who the SubQ guys are so i can put them on ignore …
Another case where it all works, just whichever you prefer. Dr. Crisler did not pinch at all, claiming this caused more damage to the tissue. I have always done a wide, slight pinch which I let go of after insertion and before injection. Others inject into the pinch. At the end of the day, just get it it with minimal disruption to your tissueWhen you guys are doing sub q in belly fat.. are you releasing the pinched fat before you inject or after your finished injecting? I've read medically literature to do it both ways. I'm experimenting both ways to see if one way possibly disperses better? Either peps or oil..
Is Primo and NPP ok subq? I'd read it's better to go IM with non-test gear, but not sure if there's any logic to it.I subq my trt, primo, and NPP. Never injected more than .7ml in one spot and always rotate butt cheeks. No lumps and the only PIP i get is when I forget to warm the vial prior to injection. It has always worked well for me and blood work is very nice.
where did u read that? makes no sense... unless we are talking about blast levels and than yeah you can't subq 2ml+ of gear...Is Primo and NPP ok subq? I'd read it's better to go IM with non-test gear, but not sure if there's any logic to it.
Perfectly fine as long as you keep it under 1ml per injection. I also recommend warming the oil prior to injection and inject as slow as possible as subq primo (and sometimes NPP) kicks like a mule.Is Primo and NPP ok subq? I'd read it's better to go IM with non-test gear, but not sure if there's any logic to it.
I don't remember specifically, but several forums seemed to advise against it when I initially researched. My 200mg/ml NPP was crashed and looked kinda scary too, so assumed IM was the way to go haha. It's fine after heating but have been doing IM.where did u read that? makes no sense... unless we are talking about blast levels and than yeah you can't subq 2ml+ of gear...
200mg npp is practically guaranteed to be painfull....I don't remember specifically, but several forums seemed to advise against it when I initially researched. My 200mg/ml NPP was crashed and looked kinda scary too, so assumed IM was the way to go haha. It's fine after heating but have been doing IM.
For some reason I have been getting crazy PIP from my test cyp subq recently, The same oil used to give me no issues at all and now I get hard painful lumps every time. This is despite heating it and injecting really slowly. Instead, I've tried shallow IM in delts with 1/2 inch slin needle but seem to get some muscle pain from that which is annoying for sleep. Tried shallow IM ventroglute earlier this week and no pain at all with 1/2 inch and tried a 1 inch today with 25g which was less fun.
Injecting too fast.Has anyone here had trouble with seepage with subq? Every-time o try it I don’t get any lumps but it’s a little alarming to see how much oil comes out after injecting. Maybe there’s a certain technique to avoid this?
Injecting too fast.