igf injection preferences

[kingof516]

I am starting a cycle of igf. I heard i can get away with sub-q. But what ar the advantages for taking it im. I bought ba so if i do i go im i can do it a little easier.

Thoughts its an open forum

[Whitey]

Why do you say "get away with sub-q"? Even with IM, you still use the slin pin - no pain whatsoever.

There's been plenty of discussion over which method is better. I believe the consensus is IM.

[kingof516]

i havent gone im get, so maybe its just a little nerves. i read sub-q works decently too

[JohnnyB]

I treied sub-q once, not something I'd do again

JohnnyB

[dirtdawg]

I treied sub-q once, not something I'd do again

JohnnyB

why not?, and have you tried shooting it bi laterally on the muscles you have trained, sorry to hijack

[kingof516]

ok so i gotta suck it up and deal. No biggie. Just used to sub-q. Is there a rotation schedule for igf in terms of injection site?

[kingof516]

sorry i forgot to post it-the info on what igf it is (thanx for picking up the slack angel)

i guess start with legs, and hit some of the smaller groups once i get more comfortable with it. Who knows maybe chin (see gh post from a few days ago-im kidding-really)

[angelxterminator]

I would inject LR3 IM if I were you. The thing is to get the proper PH with LR3 you are either going to have Benzyl Alcohol + HCl, HCl + sterile water, or Acetic Acid + sterile water .... none of which I really care to inject Sub-q. While you could make a case that it would be absorbed by going sub-q and the nice little red welts you would get would eventually go away, it would still be much wiser to inject IM.

Even more advantageous is to inject into the smaller muscle groups ... Delts, Biceps, Triceps, etc. where you will get a bit of an extra localized boost in muscle growth. If the local growth isn't an issue, then fronts of thighs, etc works great.

As mentioned, just take a 1/2" or 5/8" insulin syringe ... you certainly won't feel the needle (just a bit of bite from the dilutent).

He is using omni's pre-constituted IGF-1, 1mg/ml in benzyl alcohol.