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Test prop is a full BITCH. Used it for the end of my first cycle I was crippled an entire month because I wanted to oct quickNope, never used it lol
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Test prop is a full BITCH. Used it for the end of my first cycle I was crippled an entire month because I wanted to oct quickNope, never used it lol
Test prop is a full BITCH. Used it for the end of my first cycle I was crippled an entire month because I wanted to oct quick
PM with ester/dose/score so i can copy and past to paste bin. I got 100 credit for you after that.Here are my results on 3/4 cc of Titanium sus per week. My last testosterone numbers were 294 before going on trt protocol .
Same. I rotated injection sites and those fuckers were achey for almost the entire week until it was time to inject them again. It was Titters Prop. Obviously not his fault, just the nature of the prop beast.
Same. I rotated injection sites and those fuckers were achey for almost the entire week until it was time to inject them again. It was Titters Prop. Obviously not his fault, just the nature of the prop beast.
Have sent these to a couple guys struggling with quads.25g needle was using a 1.5” only going in about half but switched over to 5/8” and a little smoother still lumpy and warm but not hitting anything on the way in. I pin on the outside of the quad at about the top of the 2/3 area.

PIP is going to be the day to days after. Immediately is just a normal sensation of introducing a foreign substance to a muscle with a needle.Also, for the record, soreness after injection is not pip correct? I am under the assumption that pip is during injection/right after?
Have sent these to a couple guys struggling with quads.
1.5” 25 or 27g, can’t remember, pin cap cut down to about .75” as a guard so you can apply pressure without sinking more of the pin in. Anywhere between my fingers there has worked for me. The hand on quad trick is almost always a good to go site (opposite hand, middle finger on point of knee cap, thumb makes an L, where it lands is the site). I’m also loving up higher lately.
If it’s sore I don’t pin it. If it’s swollen or discolored don’t pin it. If there’s a visible knot or one that can be felt with your hand don’t pin it.Thanks for the details - I've yet to pin quads, I'm alternating top 1/4 glutes, but will def save this post in my notebook I keep track of things in.
Super noob question, but I'm leery on googling this type of stuff as there's a lot of 'tards out there that claim to be anecdotal experts. Is there some failsafe/obvious factor that goes into knowing you need to give a site a break and rotate somewhere else?
Awesome fucking write up! And bro... those are some damn big quadsHave sent these to a couple guys struggling with quads.
1.5” 25 or 27g, can’t remember, pin cap cut down to about .75” as a guard so you can apply pressure without sinking more of the pin in. Anywhere between my fingers there has worked for me. The hand on quad trick is almost always a good to go site (opposite hand, middle finger on point of knee cap, thumb makes an L, where it lands is the site). I’m also loving up higher lately.
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without a doubt! Prop has no benefits over TPP!I think I would use TPP instead of prop, if it ever came down to it
If it’s sore I don’t pin it. If it’s swollen or discolored don’t pin it. If there’s a visible knot or one that can be felt with your hand don’t pin it.
I prefer to pin sites that align with the muscle im training that day. Try to keep quads on leg day. Eventually I’ll beback to using delts. Hips are always a good spot. Would also advise not pinning a site the day after its been trained.
Yep. Volume, frequency, and technique are the factors.Understood. I must not be pushing the injection site too much by only pinning a cc in each glute once a week. Haven't had any of those symptoms, just minor uncomfort that subsides within 24 hours.
Can only assume once you start stacking multiple cc's worth of gear, or doing daily pins, do you start overwhelming the injection site.
Understood. I must not be pushing the injection site too much by only pinning a cc in each glute once a week. Haven't had any of those symptoms, just minor uncomfort that subsides within 24 hours.
Can only assume once you start stacking multiple cc's worth of gear, or doing daily pins, do you start overwhelming the injection site.
None whatsoever . I feel like tpp is underrrated or just people don’t know about it. Fast ester that doesn’t cripple you. Shits priceless. Ran it last cycle smooth af all the way through.
That’s how sust was for me. About 3-4 days of soreness
Also, for the record, soreness after injection is not pip correct? I am under the assumption that pip is during injection/right after?
You should start trying the different sites though. You know you’re going to have to do them eventually anyway.
I’m going to warn you now; your first quad pin can be excruciatingly painful for a couple days. Start with a friendly ester. Heat it. Pin slowly. Keep it moving over the next day. Doesn’t mean it will, just can be.Good point - I'm settled in knowing that I can hit glutes consistently. I'll try out mac's quad technique starting next week and look for some delt technique tips after that. I know I'm overthinking getting a pinning routine down, but I like to be 100% sure of what the hell I'm doing rather than have uncertainty and have a bad experience.
Yep. Volume, frequency, and technique are the factors.
But, your quad can have multiple viable sites. One or two for each hip/glute. One on each shoulder. If you’re crazy, lats and traps. Plenty of places to put it.
Larger muscle groups generally handle larger volumes better. My quads could probably manage over 3. More than about 1.5 and my delts get angry. Could probably toss 5cc in to my hip (ball of muscle on the upper, putter glute).
You should start trying the different sites though. You know you’re going to have to do them eventually anyway.
