quad injections
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strenghtrip
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Id shoot quad everytime if i could.
you have much better control of what your doing
you have much better control of what your doing
gymrat
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suck it up you wimps 
. I try not to inject anywhere else other than the quads now. I love em. .< For me they are the easiest injections. The only thing I don't inject there is enanthate because they leave golf size welts in my ass. wouln't want that in my leg. Righ now I shoot my prop and fina in my quad. I generally don't shoot long half life esters (ie. enanthate, sust) in my leg.
. I try not to inject anywhere else other than the quads now. I love em. .< For me they are the easiest injections. The only thing I don't inject there is enanthate because they leave golf size welts in my ass. wouln't want that in my leg. Righ now I shoot my prop and fina in my quad. I generally don't shoot long half life esters (ie. enanthate, sust) in my leg.
sully
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<!--QuoteBegin--gymrat+May 01 2002,4:24--></span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (gymrat @ May 01 2002,4:24)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE"><!--QuoteEBegin--> I generally don't shoot long half life esters (ie. enanthate, sust) in my leg.[/quote]
...why is that bro...just curious...
...why is that bro...just curious...
gymrat
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for two reasons. #1 they generally leave golf sized lumps in the injection site and #2 since they have a long half life, it takes a longer for oil to get broken down and dispersed. So if you are shooting twice a week, you still have the oil from the previous shot in the site of injection. That will generally cause an uncomfortable and painful site.
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Quads are pretty painless for me, but I did a bi inject the other day- now that was pain! I'm glad I didn't try that one with a Testolent!
Quads are pretty painless for me, but I did a bi inject the other day- now that was pain! I'm glad I didn't try that one with a Testolent!
DecaDent*
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<!--QuoteBegin--gymrat+May 01 2002,11:21--></span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (gymrat @ May 01 2002,11:21)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE"><!--QuoteEBegin-->for two reasons. #1 they generally leave golf sized lumps in the injection site and #2 since they have a long half life, it takes a longer for oil to get broken down and dispersed. [/quote]
That's an interesting point gymrat. I've always thought that the dispersion was more dependent on the base carrier (in otherwords the sesame oil/Bz Alcohol ratio....more oil longer time,more alcohol less time) as well as local factors(blood flow,surface area of injected volume,etc) The longer side chain esters however would be more oil soluble than the shorter ones. The actual cleavage of the ester side chains,I thought,was done once the drug hit the bloodstream,not while in the depot site you inject. Anyone know for sure?
That's an interesting point gymrat. I've always thought that the dispersion was more dependent on the base carrier (in otherwords the sesame oil/Bz Alcohol ratio....more oil longer time,more alcohol less time) as well as local factors(blood flow,surface area of injected volume,etc) The longer side chain esters however would be more oil soluble than the shorter ones. The actual cleavage of the ester side chains,I thought,was done once the drug hit the bloodstream,not while in the depot site you inject. Anyone know for sure?
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Auriflex
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I shoot quads ed. Some hurt, but most dont.
dedprez*
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<!--QuoteBegin--Auriflex+April 30 2002,11:01--></span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Auriflex @ April 30 2002,11:01)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE"><!--QuoteEBegin-->I shoot quads ed. Some hurt, but most dont.[/quote]
every day??what u on bro???
every day??what u on bro???
Wish_I_was_big
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I shoot quads about eod, doing daily injections and new to it, so I'm sticking to the basics sites. I definitly prefer quad injections though. Easier access.
Actually did my first delt injection today... hurt a bit near the end of pushing in the needle, so I think I'll go a little less deep next time.
Actually did my first delt injection today... hurt a bit near the end of pushing in the needle, so I think I'll go a little less deep next time.
I love injecting quads, as long as your quad is compleatly relaxed there should be no pain at all.The onlt time my quad was a little sore was after injecting with an 18g pin in mex, it could of been cuz of the syringe it self though. for some reason the plunger wouldn't slide very well without alot of force.cheap mexican pharacies <!--emo&--><img src="http://musclechemistry.mantisforums.com/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/tounge.gif" border="0" valign="absmiddle" alt=''><!--endemo-->
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