it all depends on your weight, body type, insulin is taken ed, i take 20mcg


I posted this in the research chemicals thread, but since this will be part of my PCT, I thought I would post here as well:
What is the most effective dose and how often, ED, EOD? I've read anywhere from 40mcg-80mcg ran both ED, EOD and E3D so like anything else, there is a lot of conflicting info out there.
I've also read that Post-workout is best with local muscle injects.
I will be running this with my PCT and want to do it right, so any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, bros!

it all depends on your weight, body type, insulin is taken ed, i take 20mcg
i ran 60mcg ed. but 40mcg ed wouldnt be bad.
im not an expert on the chems. but i did get good results with that.
i ran it wiith pct too. and i only lost a few pounds out of the 20 i gained and my strength stuck with me way longer using the chems with pct.
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The most used dosages range between 20mcg/day to 120mcg/day.Igf is most effective when administered subcutaneous and injected once or twice daily.The best time for injections is either in the morning and /or immediately after weight training/ if used for body building.In my opinion.
Example for a 20mcg dose:Reconstitution the 1mg vial with 10ml Bacteriostatic Water. into a 10 ml vial.Each 20mcg dose will then equal1/2cc which is the 50 mark on a u100 insulin syringe.Hope this helps.
i hear IM is better for absorption. if its in the fat than it takes longer to break up. thats what ive read.
it is fine to do either. but im seems to be quicker release.
and id stick to after work out like outwhey said


Thanks for the info bros. I also PM'ed Twist to get his take on a few things. For example, I've read that spot IM injections will bind to the receptors of that muscle and develop new fibers. So, in essence, you can improve your lagging body parts by spot injecting them. Not sure if this is correct...
I'm thinking of pinning 50mg ED post workout.
let me know if twist confirms that?
I have some of this I might use in PCT let me know how it goes for you. I still have 5 weeks left until then.


HuIGF-1 is very short lived in the body (half life of probably around 10 minutes). This type of IGF-1 is very useful if you are seeking local site growth. Since it is so short lived, little of the IGF-1 makes it to other tissues and IGF-1 receptors in the body. The way to inject this is immediately post work out into the muscle that you wish to have local site growth. Use a U100 insulin syringe, and inject 80mcg's bilaterally into the desired muscle immediately post workout. For this type of IGF-1, I would use it workout days only or if desired you could inject on non-workout days first thing in the morning into a muscle group worked the previous day.
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I use it every day, on training days....via IM post work out. On my 2 off days, I pin in the morning as soon as I awake, into the muscle groups I last used. You don't have to use it on your off days....however I do. You will find many different protocols out there. I use it in conjunction with slin and HGH for the most part.
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I'm wondering the same thing. For someone who is 195 now, looking at roughly 205-210 when I go into PCT, how much should I inject and where?


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We are all different as our doses will all be different. I never found the need to go above 80mcg, some do well with 40mcg. Trial and error is the only way to find your dose...weight doesn't really play a factor, your BF% however does. Start with 40mcg and slowly move your dose up, if all goes well.
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From my experiences, those who have a higher BF% need to use a higher dose. I do not have a study to back up my findings, just from what I've been told and seen from those who use it. Perhaps the extra fat absorbs some of the compound before it reaches your muscle cells, that would be my best bet.
Tests have shown that the half life of IGF-1 is around 10-20 minutes once it enters the human body, so it doesn't effect the whole body, mostly just where you injected (thus the local site growth). Long IGF-1 R3 has a much greater half life, up to 20 to 30 hours....that's plenty of time for it to make it's way throughout your entire body.
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I have a partial rotator cuff tear. Think I should be pinning my delts on my off days in a slight hope that will help heal faster?
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Digging up an old thread, eh?
I struggled with shoulder pain in both shoulders until running IGF-1 DES with my PCT. My shoulder pain after two weeks was greatly diminished, and is now non-existent. I've also seen posts from TwisT that indicate IGF-1 as a promoter of healing as well.

leaning towards getting a couple of vials of LR3 at the moment. I have seen a good number of reports regarding improvement in tendon and ligament injuries after a cycle.........
I sure hope it works for me.
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