O.K., I know that fina can be injected, used transdermally, and even taking orally.
So here's the question...
Could it be used in the testosterone patches or even in the andro-gel for the transdermal effect?
I figured that if you crushed the pellets up in a extremely fine powder, added it to the gel or even underneath the patch, it would be a better host to get the fina in the body.
I could be wrong, but from what I understand and comments made by the roid experts.... Only the injections will really give you any worth while benefits. They say most all the other methods are a waste...
Randy pretty much summed it up. Besides, there is no way you could get enough tren onto a test patch to make any difference. If you are going to do it transdermally,do it with DMSO gel. Be prepared to smell like you are trying to wart of vampires too. I say just get your moneys worth and inject it, because any other way is pretty much a waste.
My understanding is to get enough test patches to be anabolic you'd have to be wearing 10 at a time anyway, so if you are doing HRT then just stick to HRT.
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