hey Z i asked a question a while back about the test suspension that it looked like oil base and not water ...now my bulk order has just arrived and its not like any suspension ive ever seen ,,,its clear with no white stuff and nuthing to shake up and mix ...can u please explain what exactly this is ?? ive seen and done plenty of suspension and it never looked like this .... thnx bro
hey Z i asked a question a while back about the test suspension that it looked like oil base and not water ...now my bulk order has just arrived and its not like any suspension ive ever seen ,,,its clear with no white stuff and nuthing to shake up and mix ...can u please explain what exactly this is ?? ive seen and done plenty of suspension and it never looked like this .... thnx bro
Here ya go- not mine- but best explantion I have seen. Came fom oxtail over on EB and I couldn't explain this well :
With my experience of test suspension, the old days and still offered by some pharma's and UGL's, it is water-based, milky and can sometimes clump up, hence the reason to have to shake up before drawing and injecting. However, it has been found over the last couple of decades to be able to "dissolve" testosterone base in certain cosolvents to make it into an actual stable solution as opposed to a "shak'em up suspension". Some UGL's will use ethyl oleate and some will use a combination of ethyl oleate and guaiacol along with the traditional benzyl alcohol and benzyl benzoate mix. All of these solvents and cosolvents are completely safe for the IM injection in the human body. This route was in response to the painful and difficult injections that water-based injections present. Also, water-based injections can pose a problem with sterility. Once you break the seal and pin from the vial, water-based solutions/suspensions become breeding ground for bacteria, regardless of the amount of benzyl alcohol used to hold it. The use of ethyl oleate or ethyl oleate/guaiacol combo with BA and BB is much safer and far more sterile for longer period of time, so long as sterile injections procedures are used (that goes without saying for any injectable). I hope this helps! oxtail
ya know ordawg i forgot to mention how many fukin problems i had with suspension over the years with the pinz getting clogged in the middle of injecting and the pain , so many times it never really worked out cause of these problems i only remember once having a good experience with suspension and the results were great so i kept trying over and over again and it never workrd out ...so thnx for ur help with that question and i have a feeling this is gonna work out real good this time ...i think with it not getting clogged because of this new mixture i will have great results once again...i will def keep everybody posted
No problem bro- you should get all the results of the older- without the pain.Lots of guys think if there is no pain there is something wrong- not so- but can't blame them for thinking that way !! Luck on ya bro
Here ya go- not mine- but best explantion I have seen. Came fom oxtail over on EB and I couldn't explain this well :
With my experience of test suspension, the old days and still offered by some pharma's and UGL's, it is water-based, milky and can sometimes clump up, hence the reason to have to shake up before drawing and injecting. However, it has been found over the last couple of decades to be able to "dissolve" testosterone base in certain cosolvents to make it into an actual stable solution as opposed to a "shak'em up suspension". Some UGL's will use ethyl oleate and some will use a combination of ethyl oleate and guaiacol along with the traditional benzyl alcohol and benzyl benzoate mix. All of these solvents and cosolvents are completely safe for the IM injection in the human body. This route was in response to the painful and difficult injections that water-based injections present. Also, water-based injections can pose a problem with sterility. Once you break the seal and pin from the vial, water-based solutions/suspensions become breeding ground for bacteria, regardless of the amount of benzyl alcohol used to hold it. The use of ethyl oleate or ethyl oleate/guaiacol combo with BA and BB is much safer and far more sterile for longer period of time, so long as sterile injections procedures are used (that goes without saying for any injectable). I hope this helps! oxtail
THIS^^^^ ALot of companies are making Suspension with oil now and calling it Test Base!!!! Like what I am using, it's Suspension but it's in oil and they call in TNE and instead it's oil based which makes it hell of alot easier with ED injections.... Anymore questions PM me as I already Pmed you bro....
Here ya go- not mine- but best explantion I have seen. Came fom oxtail over on EB and I couldn't explain this well :
With my experience of test suspension, the old days and still offered by some pharma's and UGL's, it is water-based, milky and can sometimes clump up, hence the reason to have to shake up before drawing and injecting. However, it has been found over the last couple of decades to be able to "dissolve" testosterone base in certain cosolvents to make it into an actual stable solution as opposed to a "shak'em up suspension". Some UGL's will use ethyl oleate and some will use a combination of ethyl oleate and guaiacol along with the traditional benzyl alcohol and benzyl benzoate mix. All of these solvents and cosolvents are completely safe for the IM injection in the human body. This route was in response to the painful and difficult injections that water-based injections present. Also, water-based injections can pose a problem with sterility. Once you break the seal and pin from the vial, water-based solutions/suspensions become breeding ground for bacteria, regardless of the amount of benzyl alcohol used to hold it. The use of ethyl oleate or ethyl oleate/guaiacol combo with BA and BB is much safer and far more sterile for longer period of time, so long as sterile injections procedures are used (that goes without saying for any injectable). I hope this helps! oxtail
Good info. I thinks it is so important for people to realize the risk of storing pinned bottles for to long. Bacterial infections due to contaminated bottles can be life threatening. I have treated injection site infections that have required wound vacs from just his problem.
Good info. I thinks it is so important for people to realize the risk of storing pinned bottles for to long. Bacterial infections due to contaminated bottles can be life threatening. I have treated injection site infections that have required wound vacs from just his problem.
What would be considered " too long". I keep them in a sealed otter box and clean with achohol BEFORE and AFTER each use. I was under the assumption that if in a clean enviroment- and proper measures were taken that the BA/BB ratio would take care of the rest. Are you talking over one year after first use ? My B-12 is in 10 ml jugs and I use maybe one ml EOW- so it takes awhile to get done with just one jug.Anything else a guy should be doing ? Thanks