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    s1+ application

    kind of an ignorant question but why does it say only apply to upper arms,torso, and thighs....why not any where else?

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    The skin is more sensitive there, and will absorb better.
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    I see thanks just curious

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    less hair

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    Does transthermal actually work as well as orals though?

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    It's best applied to those areas as they tend to lower in bodyfat. Just don't get the stuff near sensitive areas like eyes and er... balls.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mags
    Does transthermal actually work as well as orals though?
    The bioavailability of transdermals is much higher than orals.

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    Wow, didn't know that, i thought transdermals were a take-on. Cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by redspy
    It's best applied to those areas as they tend to lower in bodyfat. Just don't get the stuff near sensitive areas like eyes and er... balls.
    yeah I'm comming to the end of my 4th week, I learned a lot my 1st day or 2 about application!

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