Three IGF-1 questions

[Polska]

Three things I am still not clear about in regards to LR3...

1) Can it be injected subcutaneously? I imagine it would allow for a slower release. For example, non workout days first thing in the morning sub-q. And IM post workout. OR half dose sub-q pre-workout and the other IM post (say 40mcg/40mcg). Would this be effective, or should IGF-1 not be injected sub-q at all?

2) Since LR3 doesn't promote local site growth, can it be injected into any muscle? I am used to taking 100% of my injections in my quads, it's by far the easiest for me. Could I alternate bilaterally between each quad for all IGF-1 injections?

3) Does B12 reduce the effectiveness of the IGF-1 or make it ineffective? I'd rather use B12 than BW. But I've read that B12 shouldn't be mixed with IGF-1.

Thanks.

[rodge]

1) subq. can be done but you could get some red welts from it. IM with a slinpin is a piece of cake.

2) it does'nt matter where you shoot it, i always shoot biceps alternate between left and right.

3) as long as you only use it to preload the pin then its fine.

-rodge

[Polska]

thanks rodge.

[JohnnyB]

1) subq. can be done but you could get some red welts from it. IM with a slinpin is a piece of cake.

2) it does'nt matter where you shoot it, i always shoot biceps alternate between left and right.

3) as long as you only use it to preload the pin then its fine.

-rodge

I agree, I always do quad shots myself, sub-q sux, in my book, the welts is what turns me off

JohnnyB

[supersteve]

I shot sub-q for my first cycle and didn't get any welts. Mine was from MR though (suspended in AA). I imagine if it was reconstituted using BA though it would cause a nasty sting

[powerliftmike]

slin pins are so easy. I like the delts personally.

[ss01]

I got lots of localized growth from it...