oil based and water based

[Triptonic]

Hi, i am creating my own stack cycle and have been told that you shouldn't inject water base in to an area that has had oil base. Is this true, and if so do you know what is the minimum time before you can inject a water base in to the area.

 

[bosshogg30]

It is true.. I read it somewhere on here.. If I was you I would read through some of this forum.. you will find your answer.

 

[wzkid]

It is true.. I read it somewhere on here.. If I was you I would read through some of this forum.. you will find your answer.

I heard the opposite.

 

[ALIN]

Hi, i am creating my own stack cycle and have been told that you shouldn't inject water base in to an area that has had oil base. Is this true, and if so do you know what is the minimum time before you can inject a water base in to the area.

ive mizxed them numerous time. I just wouldnt use a high volume in one site.

 

[proteabody]

Oil and water do not mix well, but in cytosol it is a moot point. Alin mentioned not using too much volume at one site. I've tried oil and water, but never together. Water based suspensions just hurt to me without the oils. Some people do have different tolerances though.

 

[needtogetaas]

Think about it. water base is to be absorbed fast. Mix it with oil and it hangs out in a big pool in the muscle. Perfect breading ground for infection. You do what you want, but I would never inject the two together and I would wait at least a week to inject the same spot.
Stay safe.

 

[eddymerckx]

never together--the oil can trap a bit of the water in the muscle and if there was a hint of bacteria it just sits and grows--abscess city.

 

[needtogetaas]

never together--the oil can trap a bit of the water in the muscle and if there was a hint of bacteria it just sits and grows--abscess city.

^^^^^ what I was saying.

 

[eddymerckx]

^^^^^ what I was saying.

i just can't type fast enough

 

[Triptonic]

Cheers guys