EO question

[dorian123]

just wondering something, more people have a bad reaction to EO than a positive one

the shit will eat the rubber stoppers in the tops of vials and in the syringes-wondering what it does to your muscle

so the question is, why the hell would anyone use it?

 

[csuperman]

because they can suspend more gear in it and sell higher mg/ml to people who dont know shit

 

[dorian123]

because they can suspend more gear in it and sell higher mg/ml to people who dont know shit

I get that-I get that it will lower the melting point of some products too

but damn that shit's nasty...from what I've read you can have a product of 300mg/mL without it how much higher do you need to go?

everything past that and it's just pain and test flu

 

[Presser]

yeah I'm all for a petition to Ban EO in all gear! You guys can start that shit right here!

 

[dorian123]

yeah I'm all for a petition to Ban EO in all gear! You guys can start that shit right here!

LOL!

There's got to be a reason that some labs use it, I just don't know what it is

 

[MightyJohn]

I could be wrong but believe that there's less of a chance of bacteria growing/forming in it

 

[Presser]

you might be right Mightyjohn, and its my guess that EO would kill AIDS! lol

 

[ShawnAF02]

Question so I wanted to know how do u I know if I am allergic to TREN OR EO , I have been on it for 5 weeks and my injection site has swollen up 3 times now it's swells like a small canalope, it's tender the tenderness and swelling goes up to my lower back at times it's a little warm to the touch and just very uncomfortable and painful to sit. It's inly happened a couple times not every time. Any ideas or comments? I have a RN helping me with the injections so I know he's shooting in the correct upper quad of my cheek. So I just don't know why sometimes it swells and hurts and sometimes it doesn't. I am noticing tiny little hives on my arms but they aren't itchy too.



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[Presser]

Question so I wanted to know how do u I know if I am allergic to TREN OR EO , I have been on it for 5 weeks and my injection site has swollen up 3 times now it's swells like a small canalope, it's tender the tenderness and swelling goes up to my lower back at times it's a little warm to the touch and just very uncomfortable and painful to sit. It's inly happened a couple times not every time. Any ideas or comments? I have a RN helping me with the injections so I know he's shooting in the correct upper quad of my cheek. So I just don't know why sometimes it swells and hurts and sometimes it doesn't. I am noticing tiny little hives on my arms but they aren't itchy too.



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Its prolly the EO bro and welcome to mc

 

[Presser]

you may wanna start a new thread with ur questions as well brutha,

 

[Doctor9]

In my experience, yes, you can probably get a bit more gear into EO, but I would like to see a side-by-side comparison of holding capacity of another light oil (grapeseed, for example) and EO. At least grapeseed you know is plant-based and likely to be tolerated by the majority of people. After all, aside from peanut allergies, the reason peanut oil was used for *decades* for injectables was a) it held materials well, b) it was pretty cheap , c) it was absorbed well in the body. With the upswing in peanut allergies, I know many people have moved away from it. I'm not allergic, so find it a good old reliable base, sometimes with GSO to thin it. Even straight GSO is good for certain other products, though it is best to match the ester half-lives the the absorption rates so you don't have in-situ crystalization when the oil is absorbed prior to the ester completely breaking down.

 

[Presser]

Good post doctor thanks