test prop pain

**xaviercory** · 03-09-2007, 07:58 PM

Hey guys
I had a couple of bottles of test prop from mexico and even though i heard stories about how much it hurts i thought i could handle it. Well i also had some from overseas and the mexican stuff hurt a little but nothing more than the deca i also have from the same people. When i finished the Mexican gear i switched over to the stuff from Greece. I took the first shot of it in the calf. WTF I could'nt walk for 2 weeks. I took it in the left quad for the next one. Same shit and then one more in the right quad and it still hurts now. I have to take another tonight along with the deca i got from the same people and too tell you the truth i really dont want too. The pain is effecting my work outs plus im tired all the time since i started this cycle. My question is what really works from people who have used prop before too make the pain not so bad where i can still walk and move

**shrpskn** · 03-09-2007, 08:05 PM

Do you have experience injecting into your above-mentioned locations? The quads and especially the calves are known to bring about a bit of post-injection soreness...especially if you haven't hit these sites before or not many times.

I used to ache from prop shots in the quads...I've since then become accustomed to the prop and it doesn't bother me nearly as much as it used to. When it used to impact me, I would dilute my prop shots with 1cc of b-12 and it made the injections much more tolerable.

Good luck,

**Random** · 03-09-2007, 08:09 PM

I took the first shot of it in the calf. WTF I could'nt walk for 2 weeks.

Um why the hell would you take your first shot in your calf???

best option is to cut with sterile oil IMO..

CD

**xaviercory** · 03-09-2007, 08:11 PM

i rotated these spots for 6 weeks with the Mexican gear and even though it stung for a few days its nothing compared too this gear from over seas. but you said the b-12 will help? I heard that lions b-12 isnt sterile.I also read about heating up the vial. Does this trick really works?

**xaviercory** · 03-09-2007, 08:14 PM

Originally Posted by CaptainDominate

Um why the hell would you take your first shot in your calf???

best option is to cut with sterile oil IMO..

CD

above i said that it was my first shot of a different batch. I'm in weeks 6 of a 12 week cycle of this stuff but i didnt expect the different brands to hurt any different

**Random** · 03-09-2007, 08:18 PM

above i said that it was my first shot of a different batch

Well i suppose, i always use a safe spot when testing a new batch tho...

CD

**shrpskn** · 03-09-2007, 08:22 PM

Originally Posted by xaviercory

I heard that lions b-12 isnt sterile.I also read about heating up the vial. Does this trick really works?

You want human grade B-12 if you're going to cut your gear with it.

As for pre-heating your gear before you shoot...It will make for a much smoother injection, but I can't say whether or not it will alleviate any post injection soreness that you may be experiencing.

Good luck,

**xaviercory** · 03-09-2007, 08:25 PM

so lions b-12 would'nt do it

**shrpskn** · 03-09-2007, 08:27 PM

Originally Posted by xaviercory

so lions b-12 would'nt do it

Personally, I wouldn't use it to cut an injectable...

There are sources all over for "human grade" injectable B-12...just look around.

Good luck,

**shrpskn** · 03-09-2007, 08:31 PM

Originally Posted by xaviercory

so lions b-12 would'nt do it

I just looked...AR-R doesn't even carry B-12...where are you seeing this?

**elcue** · 03-09-2007, 08:53 PM

I just shot 200mg of deca (greek) and 1cc of prop (100mg) in the quad its pretty sore but no way near the way u mentioned...i rubbed and massaged the area for a while after the injection that seems to help me

**Pro_built7** · 03-09-2007, 11:51 PM

Originally Posted by xaviercory

i rotated these spots for 6 weeks with the Mexican gear and even though it stung for a few days its nothing compared too this gear from over seas. but you said the b-12 will help? I heard that lions b-12 isnt sterile.I also read about heating up the vial. Does this trick really works?

heating it up reduces post injection soreness and makes the whole process easier by making the liquid thinner, im not sure heating it up will make it sterile you would have to get it pretty hot i would imagine and that might compromise the compound in some way or break the vial..