difference between oil and water based winny??

[needsize]

For anyone that has used them, whats the difference when injecting? Is one less painful then the other, did you have a preference?

 

[Johnny Cut]

i think for the most part it is just the pain factor, i have tried both, and regardless, water is a more painful injection but then again so is jamming a sharp peice of metal into your arm, i say suck it up

 

[needsize]

thats what I would have figured, any water based stuff I shot always hurt like hell. I wonder why more labs dont make oil based?

 

[Johnny Cut]

i think because most of the UG companies out there model themselves after real pharm co's ie, Zambon, go with what works mentality, rarely u will find a company that breaks the norm and comes out with LEGIT creative products

 

[needsize]

quest is thinking about it, thats why I ask. I never even thought of the fact that it would mix better with other gear...I was shooting water winny and prop last year and the sludge hurt like hell

 

[drgoodbody]

Differences:

* Water based can more readily be contaminated with bacteria (as it grows nicely in water if BA content isn't high)

* Oil based will be absorbed more slowly into the body, but the active drug (stanazolol) half life is the same once absorbed (duh.)

* Water based can be a little more painful, as the water is absorbed more rapidly into the body than oil, and as a result the winny falls out of solution and crystallizes, causing irritation and pain at the injection site. Oil based will also fall out of solution, but a lower rate, so pain level may not be as great. BTW, this assumes equal BA content.

* Results are the same if used consistently and at the same dose. I have switch from one to the other before (ran out of zambons and got oil based from a UG lab) and really saw no difference in results.

that's all I can think of for now.

DrG

 

[needsize]

Thanks dr g, that sums up pretty much all my thoughts on the subject, but I had never used it so I was just guessing