Drinking injectable Dbol...?

[TallB4Small]

i was approached with dbol, and the guy told me i could drink them? i have never heard of this, is 30 mg, 30 mg no matter if it is injectable or pill? can someone please shed some light.

 

[poantrex]

i was approached with dbol, and the guy told me i could drink them? i have never heard of this, is 30 mg, 30 mg no matter if it is injectable or pill? can someone please shed some light.

Yeah, drink it. You do not want to inject that stuff.

 

[INNOCENT]

agreed, that stuff is nasty to inject.. but i use to see a friend bodybuilder do it, but doesn't mean i would.

 

[Seth28]

yeah drinking is waaayy more pleasant

 

[TallB4Small]

what am i looking at as far as sides go? and is 30 mg still 30 mg? same affect as the pills?

 

[TallB4Small]

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[GET ME BIG]

Instead of drinking, i buy creatine caps and empty them out when I get home. then I take a needle and inject 10mg (advanced user) in and take in that way. Don't inject. It hasn't been passed though a micron filter. Tons of bacteria!!!! Abcess city.

 

[TallB4Small]

Thats a great idea man, is the injectables still as effective?

 

[JslJsl22]

Thats a great idea man, is the injectables still as effective?

Can you drink all injectibles and have it still be as effective? If this were true, why would be still use a needle when all they have to do is drink it?

 

[JslJsl22]

any one?

 

[JslJsl22]

any one?

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[ghettostudmuffin]

Well I'm a newb to AAS, but from what I read, most injectables are esters and take awhile to be activated by your body, but once they do YEEHAA.

You inject into your muscle (intramuscular injection) and this creates a depot or storage bin if you will. It slowly leaches out into your body (blood stream) and gives you a sustained release of whatever it is you inject. Their is a first pass mechanism, but I still need to read more on that.

Dianabol usually comes in tablet form which is 17-AA methylated I think. This means it has double bond somewhere on it to prevent the liver from breaking it down. This also means it's harsh on the liver and shouldn't be used for more than 4-6 weeks although I have read of people taking smaller doses for longer periods of time, like 10mg daily for 12 weeks though most probably think this isn't a good idea.

If it's injectable then it shouldn't be 17-AA methylated to protect from the liver since it will go into the blood stream. I would think drinking it would be alot less effective then pills because alot of it will be de-activated as soon as it hits the liver, but hey, maybe it is still 17-AA methylated?

I don't know, but I'm sure many on this board know and CAN explain this better.

 

[genarr3]

Well I'm a newb to AAS, but from what I read, most injectables are esters and take awhile to be activated by your body, but once they do YEEHAA.

You inject into your muscle (intramuscular injection) and this creates a depot or storage bin if you will. It slowly leaches out into your body (blood stream) and gives you a sustained release of whatever it is you inject. Their is a first pass mechanism, but I still need to read more on that.

Dianabol usually comes in tablet form which is 17-AA methylated I think. This means it has double bond somewhere on it to prevent the liver from breaking it down. This also means it's harsh on the liver and shouldn't be used for more than 4-6 weeks although I have read of people taking smaller doses for longer periods of time, like 10mg daily for 12 weeks though most probably think this isn't a good idea.

If it's injectable then it shouldn't be 17-AA methylated to protect from the liver since it will go into the blood stream. I would think drinking it would be alot less effective then pills because alot of it will be de-activated as soon as it hits the liver, but hey, maybe it is still 17-AA methylated?

I don't know, but I'm sure many on this board know and CAN explain this better.

You explained it better then most.

 

[GET ME BIG]

Thats a great idea man, is the injectables still as effective?

Injectables are always more effective b/c it bypasses the GI tract