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my ipam froze - wtf?
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gymjunkie09
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Lol that happened to me too and I pinned it anyways....hope this s*$t works cause its definetly a pain in the a$$
yeah bro i used it anyway, i put it between my nutsack and thighs to thaw it fast
gymjunkie09
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How long u been running this for?
was doing 100mcg before bed since january, and 300mcg per day for about 2-3 weeks
gymjunkie09
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Have u seen any results from this? Although u were on cycle for most of it right? So it would be hard to tell.....not gonna lie im a little skeptical, guess time will tell I'm running them for at least 4months off cycle
yeah i mean, im running it off cycle so im just hoping it will help me keep my gains.
not sure how to tell if its working otherwise
axismundi
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Yeah that's my thing, I just started yesterday, and I'm wondering how I'll be able to tell if it's working over the next couple of months or if I'm just pinning hopes and dreams into my body.
Well, speaking from a month of using Ipam personally, you should feel a slight "rush" after a shot, even at 100 mcg. Like a warming that spreads over you, maybe your heartbeat picking up a little, but definitely the warming (like the feeling you get when eating really spicy/hot food). Personally I feel it within one minute of the shot.
I was told that peps should not be frozen once reconstituted.
If you insulated your syringe, say wrapped it in a layer of bubble wrap or even a doubled up paper towel, before putting it in your cold pack it shouldn't get so cold it will freeze (it really is a very tiny amount of liquid so it doesn't take much to freeze it). Waste a needle and use plain tap water and experiment a little. As I understand it, things need to stay cool, but not ice cold.
I was told that peps should not be frozen once reconstituted.
If you insulated your syringe, say wrapped it in a layer of bubble wrap or even a doubled up paper towel, before putting it in your cold pack it shouldn't get so cold it will freeze (it really is a very tiny amount of liquid so it doesn't take much to freeze it). Waste a needle and use plain tap water and experiment a little. As I understand it, things need to stay cool, but not ice cold.
axismundi
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Heh I'm always warm like that though. I will be hot and sweat buckets in a 65F room while everyone else is putting on jackets/sweaters.
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