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Does anyone know of a UGL offering transdermal TRT?
Done cycles in the past but am just looking for a nice light, steady dose without needles. It costs a fortune to go through a doc to get pharma products in comparison to prices on the net for injectables. I know that any compounding pharmacy can produce this product so why aren't UGL's selling it?
I've never heard of a UGL doing a transdermal test. Not to say it'll never happen but I don't think there's much of a market for that.
make it yourself if you can't find it.Quote:
Originally Posted by lil-bit-SLIM
think "DMSO" for a clue to your quest.
and some day, you'll realize that injection is really the only way to go.
if you are serious about this, then someday you will agree with me. I see you are not there yet. But you will be.
Good luck!
---Roman
Are we talking about Dimethyl sulfoxide ? Is that what they use in androgel?Quote:
Originally Posted by Times Roman
the androgel formula is proprietary, of course. one ingredient will make skin surface more permeable, another a solvent and yet a third as a carrying agent. Complex to make.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dougiefresh7707
DMSO will dissolve practically anything, although I'm not so sure about nails, wood and rocks. And it will transport a huge percentage of the compound past the dermis and into the blood stream. Fact check me, but I'm thinking upwards of at least 50 to as high as 80% of test base will get through. I forget the numbers.
But be careful. DMSO can also be dangerous, as it may inadvertently transport other things unless you practice in a "clean room" type environment. You'd be in a world of shit if some draino somehow got in there, or even worse, DRUGS!
DMSO is an effective transporter. But it also can cause problems:
1) Skin irritation
2) "garlic" breath
3) body odor
read up on it in wiki, as there is much to learn before taking an approach like this. I have started a thread on this subject years ago, but too lazy to look it up. if you use the search button, you just might find it?
---Roman
Some cool info TR but good thing I don't mind pinning haha.Quote:
Originally Posted by Times Roman
Maybe checkout Phlojel Ultra. Think there may be few threads in the lab.regarding it.
Hmm.. this actually seems doable. Thanks for the responses guys. Any help is appreciated!Quote:
Originally Posted by almostgone
agree. this shit is too much a pain in the ass...Quote:
Originally Posted by Dougiefresh7707
....pinning is the standard for a reason!
Since you get a relatively small amount of test via transdermal you could use insulin pins and do your injection subq. I know you said you wanted to avoid pinning but subq is virtually painless. Just offering another option to IM pins.