Pain from IGF injection

**JMC** · 10-04-2006, 02:32 PM

I have read that the burn after injection can be quite painful. Any truth to this?

**rodge** · 10-05-2006, 05:25 AM

imo its not that bad but you could add some BW or b12 to your pin (not vial)

-rodge

**sheltonn** · 10-05-2006, 09:25 AM

+1 for this advice. B-12 gives it some funky colors but helps.

Originally Posted by rodge

imo its not that bad but you could add some BW or b12 to your pin (not vial)

-rodge

**pimpdawgin** · 10-05-2006, 11:57 AM

Originally Posted by rodge

imo its not that bad but you could add some BW or b12 to your pin (not vial)

-rodge

Just wondering, what would be the harm in adding it to the vial?f your putting in the syringe, why no in the vial. WOuldn't that just make it easier?

**sheltonn** · 10-05-2006, 01:14 PM

I believe that the BW starts to break down the peptide. It doesn't matter so much if it is going in your body because it is being used NOW. I think that is why they come in BA instead of BW.

**almostgone** · 10-05-2006, 07:22 PM

Originally Posted by JMC

I have read that the burn after injection can be quite painful. Any truth to this?

As Rodge said, draw BW or B12 into your syringe after you draw your IGF. Usually, I draw twice the amount of BW compared to the amount of reconstituted IGF.
For example, if I draw 30iu of reconstituted IGF, I'll draw an additional 60iu of BW.
(The reason I didn't list the amount of IGF in mcg is because that is dependent on the amount of AA used to recon the IGF).

AG