Bacteria or other pathogens in AAS

[rmac200]

How harmful is it if there is some bacteria or other pathogen found in your AAS and then it is injected? Even if there is bacteria in the AAS how harmful is this? Can a normal immune system typically fight this off if there happens to be a bacteria, pathogen, or virsus found in your AAS? I ask this becasue I question some of the purity of some UG labs, and just wondering how bad it is to use this gear even if it is a little contaminated. Also, will a abscess always form if the gear is not 100% clean? Thanks

[CHAP]

America has a standard for this and I know a little.

But the CFU(colony forming units)of bacteria have to be 100 or less to be considered ok.

In most oil based steroids they tend to be 100 or lower due to the fact that the oil used is not a good place for colonies to form. Also the BA helps to keep this # down as well.

On the other hand steroids that have a water base that were tested had an insanely high CFU of bacteria in them . This is because water is a breeding ground for bacteria and the techniques used to produce steroids in an UGL setting are far from sanitary.

The only time I have ever had a problem was with bad gear.

Most healthy individuals will easily fight of most bacteria that contaminates UGL but know one really knows. You would have to test every cycle.

[spooledup]

Vet gear is somewhere around 94% pure and human grade around 98% pure.

They add a small amount of alcohol to help keep it sterile.

[Hazard]

If they're using BA - i wouldn't think you would have much of a problem. The bigger issue IMO is getting real gear or gear without lead and other things in it.

~Haz~