Localized injections....

[Perseverance1]

So I'll be starting localized IGF-1 Lr3 and BPC 157 injections in my right rhomboid in the coming weeks and I was wondering just how "I" would administer them. Should it be directly into the muscle or should the person giving me the shot try a sub q method?

[Lunk1]

So I'll be starting localized IGF-1 Lr3 and BPC 157 injections in my right rhomboid in the coming weeks and I was wondering just how "I" would administer them. Should it be directly into the muscle or should the person giving me the shot try a sub q method?

Def sub Q for the peptides!

[ironbeck]

Def sub Q for the peptides!

Definitely sub-q for peptides and hcg, hgh

[OnTheSauce]

I do Hgh IM

[swm1972]

I do Hgh IM

Any reasoning behind this and results from a personal perspective? And finally have you tried it both ways, IM and subQ?

[gixxerboy1]

Any reasoning behind this and results from a personal perspective? And finally have you tried it both ways, IM and subQ?

i've done both and notice no difference.
I know people who had reactions at the injection sites with sub-q didnt when doing im
and IMO igf should be done IM

[Perseverance1]

i've done both and notice no difference.
I know people who had reactions at the injection sites with sub-q didnt when doing im
and IMO igf should be done IM

Should it still be localized or would it matter? My understanding of sub q injections is that you're injecting the drugs systemically so whatever chemicals you're using are going to be distributed evenly throughout the body.

I would assume IM isn't that much different...if at all.