HCG from AG GUYS

[Sanel27]

HCG is a sensitive hormone like GH, test, or insulin, going through the stomach and liver would kill it, so it has to be injected. That's why there's still no oral insulin, although people have been working on an inhaled insulin for years.

Ok, that about explains it, but i was hoping for liquid HCG, that would be sweet instead of ED injections of HCG.....

 

[goal200]

penguins rock

and yeah, april 1 is the date i saw--hopefully they can meet the demand that hits that week!!

 

[macrophage69alpha]

would guess that will be using a 2 stage system as is the standard, due to severe stability issues once its aqueous.

 

[Shinzon]

what the penguin said

Lol funny shit.

bump for more info on it if anyone has it...

 

[Tux]

How are they getting around the fact that HCG is a hormone? It's listed as a controlled substance in the same group as steroids are according to the reading I've done. Has it since become uncontrolled somehow? Or is there a loophole I'm missing, like with fina pellets?

 

[letsrun4it]

How bout it comes in a powder that you put in a line and snort

 

[Tux]

Well like macro said, due to stability issues it's most likely going to HAVE to come in two phases. The pure powder, which is stable enough at room temp, then a vial or amp of dilutent. Once you dissolve the HCG in the dilutent it's only good for about 10 days or so so I can't imagine it would come any other way. I just want to know what loophole they're using to get away with selling it legally without a script.

 

[gunz99]

do you guys think it could be a gel or cream. like testosterone cream

 

[Tux]

Gel or cream wouldn't give high enough absorption to be cost-effective I don't think, also gels and creams are definitely "forms suitable for human use" so I doubt they could get away with selling it that way. In pure powder form they could possibly call it "research only, not for human use" like the rest of their ancilliaries, but probably not in a gel or cream.

 

[macrophage69alpha]

Gel or cream wouldn't give high enough absorption to be cost-effective I don't think, also gels and creams are definitely "forms suitable for human use" so I doubt they could get away with selling it that way. In pure powder form they could possibly call it "research only, not for human use" like the rest of their ancilliaries, but probably not in a gel or cream.

gels could be for animal use and some forms of lab testing (though agree that the line is already very fuzzy, no need to push further across)