Winstrol Depot...what d'ya know?

[JungleRizla]

winny depot that come in amps, is it water based or oil based?...the only winny depot I've ever used is water based...have seen some UG labs producing winny in oil. so, being that that is oil based, do one have to only crank it the same way they crank their other oils...Half life must play a role in this, but I crank water based every day, and at least every second...thanks

 

[crmdogg]

the water based hurts like a mutherfucker, atleast the zambons and stambolics that i tried

 

[jubei]

The point of it being oil based is to decrease the chance of bacteria, as well as being less painful. There is speculation that oil will delay the release of the drug but there is no evidence of this.

 

[Counterstrike]

drink

 

[JungleRizla]

I see...so assuming the oil slows down the realease of winny, obviously one would get a lowered weekly dose of winny...I use 50mg/day, sometimes 100mg/day of water...and I know the results I can get with this, but would they be compareable to oil based at only cranking say 2 times/week...I used to crank 2 darts/day of oil, and I'd like to stay away from that...water based is a little easier. For me personally I don't mind a little discomfort of water based, still less painful I find than alot of UN oils around.

 

[jubei]

Your results will not change when using oil, the main difference being less painful injections and a more sterile suspension. As far as delaying release, this will not alter its effectiveness as such but will result in more even blood levels. The whole theory of delayed release time is just that--a theory. I have yet to see any evidence supporting this claim.

Usually the reason oils are painful is beause there is a high percentage of BA, the oil itself is painless.

 

[JungleRizla]

thanks...BA? Prop always hurts of coarse...

 

[jubei]

BA=Benzyl Alchahol, prop usually has alot especially vet grade.

 

[speedy7]

Crank???? O.K, drink the winny. Prop doesn't hurt. Virormone, painless. Now a lot of suspension, now that can hurt.