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While I know that that majority of MC members are experienced in self-injection, I *have* seen posts from first-timers/newbies with questions relating to injection that seem obvious to us, but are definitely not for them. That being said, here is a little gem of an article that might help some...

Statistically speaking, you have some in *every* gym...some are more obvious than others, that's all. *Some* gyms, because of their location, have a higher percentage :) Doctor9

Hmm....if it will flow through the coffee filter (not sure it will) at *least* that will take out some of the larger particles - it's better than nothing. Again, my experience showed that even a 1 micron prefiltration *significantly* improved the flow and extended the blockage time on a 0.2...

Yes, the 0.22 micron filters are a *lot* slower...*especially* if your solution wasn't very clean to start with - 0.22 blocks up with anything virus-size or larger, so you would be amazed at how quickly it can block up if not pre-filtered if your material is at *all* dirty. In a previous...

And this is why it's good to have chemists around on a board where people prepare injectable products :P Hmm....I'm trying to remember what could trigger that....it's been a while since I looked at that reaction pathway. I do seem to recall that pyridine was used as a solvent in the...

I did MC igf-1 to hamstrings a while ago - and that's a small injection....never injected in hamstrings before.....!#$%^^!@#%@ PIP/stiffness. That virgin muscle pain is unique - I had forgotten what it was like ;P Doctor9

Either that is *really* concentrated, or they manufacturer of the raw, really heated that product up in processing - that looks oxidized (speaking as a chemist) Doctor9

That was my guess as well - it's like working for a mint - one of the only jobs in the world where you can't enter or leave with spare change - because they *make* it.... Doctor9

Quick question - do you work in the pharmaceutical industry - I have trouble imagining how you could be not allowed to bring pills to work otherwise? What if you have to be on a medication that requires multiple-times-per-day dosing in pill form? You get paid time off to comply with the...

As Presser what it's like when your server decides to eat the site.....if they get back up, we'll hope they are safe in the future....

I wish I'd logged on before now- could have resolved this quickly. PTFE is *teflon* (not the non-stick coating the actual polymer) it is chemically resistant to just about *everything*, and as such is probably the *best* and usually most expensive choice for membrane filters. There is no risk...

Hello fellow Canadian! Hope you enjoy the site - it's knowledgeable, informative and *isn't* an alpha-male-pissing-contest site like another I can think of....say...bb.com :P Doctor9

Well, I'm sure then can run a server company - you just run the risk of them alphabetizing all your posts :) Not that I'm saying the Swiss aren't slightly anal-retentive at times...no no ...... ;P (Have been in Switzerland all of about 1 hour in my life - walking across town from one train...

Presser - now is the time to start using connections......find a bio-geneticist who can code the genes to produce, say, Dbol, and have them inserted in a high-efficiency growth plant - one which has a really leafy structure, not much stem, etc....say, like, I don't know....*tobacco*. Last I...

*Even if oil was abiotic, and I bet a Republican funded scientist came up with that one to ensure that people didn't worry about oil use, do you actually think it could be produced by a natural process as quickly as we are using it? If it were, one, we wouldn't need to keep looking in more and...

Presser, I'm not nearly as big as a lot of the guys here and I have trouble with dress pants/slacks too - most of them are either cut for skinny emo boys, or overweight average joes with small legs :( It's just the way it is these days :( Doctor9

Speaking as someone with scientific training - part of the problem is vocabulary. "climate change" should have been used from the very beginning, because people get all in a flutter when you say that global warming has made it colder. You pump more energy into a heat-driven system, and lo and...

THe only major advantage of a filtration unit, depending cost of unit versus syringe filters, is capacity. You can easily filter more material with a filter unit than with a syringe filter. Of course it is more expensive, so it becomes a matter of costing it out per ml, and the cost of the...

Presser, what parabellum is referring to is a generally polycarbonate vacuum filtration unit consisting of a upper container with filtration module which screws onto a receving flask at the bottom - all supplied sterile (gamma or ethylene oxide sterilization) with an included sterilized cap for...

Sadly, there aren't that many 20ml injections that need to be done - ever. That's why it is not a common combo. If buying needles in small qty is an issue, and I don't know your jurisdiction's laws....buy some smaller volume sterile syringes with needles (luer-lock, of course) and take off the...