I believe the draw order makes little difference with respect to the pharmacokinetics.Does it matter which order you draw each into the syringe? Could it be better to have the quickly absorbing water based HCG enter the site first?
I believe the draw order makes little difference with respect to the pharmacokinetics.Does it matter which order you draw each into the syringe? Could it be better to have the quickly absorbing water based HCG enter the site first?
I believe the draw order makes little difference with respect to the pharmacokinetics.
How do you avoid low pressure in your hCG vial? I didn't have problems with bubbles as long as I drew the testosterone pretty slowly, but I agree it's easier drawing it first. More recently I'm preparing extra syringes containing only the water-based drugs, so I can pre-pressurize that vial and then always draw from it after the testosterone.I find it much easier to draw the testosterone first. With testosterone, there's always bubbles I like to move around and then push out of the syringe after drawing. If I draw HCG first it makes it much more difficult to do that, so my dosing of testosterone ends up being less accurate.
How do you avoid low pressure in your hCG vial? I didn't have problems with bubbles as long as I drew the testosterone pretty slowly, but I agree it's easier drawing it first. More recently I'm preparing extra syringes containing only the water-based drugs, so I can pre-pressurize that vial and then always draw from it after the testosterone.
The extra viscosity of the oil may help prevent the suction from pulling it into the hCG vial. But in the reverse case I have had a water-based drug sucked from the syringe into the oil-based drug when the vial's pressure was too low.I do the same as @xqfq. I do not ever inject air into the HCG vial, only allow it equalize when first mixing, and have never had any problem with it. I use 5000iu vials with 2.5ml of fluid. I could see a problem developing if it was 10Kiu and 10ml, but at 2.5ml volume, no problem.
The extra viscosity of the oil may help prevent the suction from pulling it into the hCG vial. But in the reverse case I have had a water-based drug sucked from the syringe into the oil-based drug when the vial's pressure was too low.
How do you avoid low pressure in your hCG vial? I didn't have problems with bubbles as long as I drew the testosterone pretty slowly, but I agree it's easier drawing it first. More recently I'm preparing extra syringes containing only the water-based drugs, so I can pre-pressurize that vial and then always draw from it after the testosterone.
I should get some made for sale. You are right!By the way, Nelson, where did you get that cool ExcelMale t-shirt in the video. I want to buy one.
Just so I’m clear, I have just started using hcg with my trt. 500 iu 3 times a week. I was told to use for 1 month then off two/3 months then back on. You suggest using continuously from now on?I agree, don't cycle HCG.
What's your goal? Fertility, sex drive and or to prevent testicular shrinkage?Just so I’m clear, I have just started using hcg with my trt. 500 iu 3 times a week. I was told to use for 1 month then off two/3 months then back on. You suggest using continuously from now on?
Prevent further atrophy keep them at normal size and sex drive. I’ve noticed a big difference in the month I was using.What's your goal? Fertility, sex drive and or to prevent testicular shrinkage?
I use a 29 g half-in syringe for both my testosterone and HCG.Are you guys still mixing test and hCG? Anyone discover any issues not described here? What size needles are you using? @Cataceous, I believe you are using 31g needles?
Yes, still using 31g needles and still combining water- and oil-based drugs in the same syringe. Testosterone esters and peptides in the morning, progesterone and peptides before bed.Are you guys still mixing test and hCG? Anyone discover any issues not described here? What size needles are you using? @Cataceous, I believe you are using 31g needles?