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Water and Oil based AAS

FrogLegs

New member
Hi,

Just asking, can we mix water and oil based AAS (eg. winny/deca, winny/sust) together in one syringe case and inject together? A number of people i asked said no, but i would like to know why not too??
 
This has always been a big debate and you will get answers on both sides of the fence. Since oil and water do not mix I myself will not take any chances. Better safe than sorry
 
One of the theories behind this is that the oil may "trap" some of the water which could make for a really nice spot for infection to grow. Also, the water based stuff is meant to be absorbed quickly, so if it gets pocketed by the oil, it will take longer to absorb. I have done it before, but now I always keep them seperate. Do a search and you should find some good posts on this topic.
 
there is only 1000 threads asking the same question... but do whatever the hell you want, you're going to get mixed opinions, like "I did it with no problem for 37 years", and "i did it once and the abcess got so big they amputated my leg, right testicle and ass cheek".. so its up to you.
 
One person said that the BA is hydrophillic and could cause your gear to crystallize in the depot.
 
Gear is going to crystallize anyway when it's water-based. Your body will quickly absorb the water in the inj, then more slowly absord the gear, the gear usually forms little crystals. That's why water-based usually hurts so much, unless it's very finely micronized and doesn't form larger crystals. I've mixed oil and water a few times, never had a problem. Granted, they don't actually MIX, but I shake them enough so that they're somewhat homogenous before injection.
 
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