Sub Q Injections

[Admin]

Anyone administer their cycle using subcutaneous injections?

Anything over 1 ML is a bit risky, but have you tried it?

[Bull]

I've never tried! It doesn't sound appealing to me. I imagine there would be a lump for quite some time at the injection site?

[Admin]

I've never tried! It doesn't sound appealing to me. I imagine there would be a lump for quite some time at the injection site?

I've done some HRT injections and it takes some getting used it (irritation). 0.5-1 ML can be done, not any more than that IMO.

[Deqn Iliev]

Depends on the compound - if oil don't do it. I think its safe though with winny, efedra, growth and peptides, any other suspance as long as its not oil based

[Admin]

Depends on the compound - if oil don't do it. I think its safe though with winny, efedra, growth and peptides, any other suspance as long as its not oil based

Some endocrinologists suggest subq injections for oil based Test Enan or Test Cyp at 0.5-1 ML per shot.

I've tried it, not pain, slight irritation, takes some getting used to.

[Dan C]

Oil-based subcutaneous injections are just fine, they are used widely in the medical practice, in fact. The issue here is volume. No more than 1ml maximum is recommended. Ideally, the smaller the volume the better. Also, be careful doing this with UGL gear, as the solvent content of UGL products can be MUCH higher than pharmaceutical grade products, and while it won't kill you or cause serious issues, irritation of the site can be a problem. Usually this involves itching, burning, redness that lasts anywhere from a day to a few days. If someone is homebrewing their stuff and intends to do subcutaneous shots, it would be best to make products with minimal BA/BB content for this reason.

There are plenty of HRT and other applications within medicine that utilize the subcutaneous delivery method. Many clinical studies have been performed on this demonstrating very favorable results.