Sub-Q Gear Injections - Pros and Cons ??

[soupeater]

Hi Everyone, first post here. I just found this site. Doing lots of research etc. Entertaining incorporating some AAS down the road. In the meantime I would like to get as much info as possible. This site is amazing.

OK, my question. I read somewhere that intramuscular injections can also be done sub-q but will take longer to disperse in the body. So can someone inject say Primo, sub-q? What are the pros and cons? What would the delay possibly be? A week or more?

(please dont tell me to man up and just inject it intramuscularly, I understand this is the preferred method but the idea is to explore this route to see if its viable)

I'm not overly avert to regular pinning but would like to explore this sub-q option. Seems a little easier.

Thoughts?

Thanks alot in advance to all.

Soupeater....

 

[RADAR]

Hi Everyone, first post here. I just found this site. Doing lots of research etc. Entertaining incorporating some AAS down the road. In the meantime I would like to get as much info as possible. This site is amazing.

OK, my question. I read somewhere that intramuscular injections can also be done sub-q but will take longer to disperse in the body. So can someone inject say Primo, sub-q? What are the pros and cons? What would the delay possibly be? A week or more?

(please dont tell me to man up and just inject it intramuscularly, I understand this is the preferred method but the idea is to explore this route to see if its viable)

I'm not overly avert to regular pinning but would like to explore this sub-q option. Seems a little easier.

Thoughts?

Thanks alot in advance to all.

Soupeater....

There is a tiny tiny space between the layer of skin/fat and muscle tissue. If you do not inject the AAS into the muscle, a sort of pool of oil will develop in that region causing an abcess. The abcess can then develop a dangerous infection. Hence only GH, slin, etc, VERY small injections are done SubQ, but for .5CC or more, stick to intramuscular!
remember alot of steroids are oil based hence intermuscular injections are required.

 

[needtogetaas]

no pros all cons. That is all

 

[REFORMATA]

ALL cons. Stick it DEEP into the muscle. I recommend a 1.5' needle.

 

[d_rson]

Sub-q injections of daily test suspension have been studied as an alternative to office-visit intramuscular HRT. However, this is water based injection, not oil - and must be done several times a day and is low dose (so only ~.1cc each time). Do not sub-q inject oil based AAS.

 

[soupeater]

OK, thanks guys. Cant find the post where I got this idea from to start with. Figures that it would be more popular if it actually worked. Thanks for the replies. We'll be in touch.

Cheers.