Anyone done or doing this?

[DrewZ]

That's what I was thinking, doing my math I'd only need 0.3ml of oil per day and I can load the same barrel with hCG.
Would only need 0.3ml or less depending on how I reconstitute it.

Been doing 0.5ml slin pin B12 SubQ with no discomfort or bump - whats another 0.1ml?

I've never done oil SubQ, but seems like it might be a good idea.

[Black]

That's what I was thinking, doing my math I'd only need 0.3ml of oil per day and I can load the same barrel with hCG.
Would only need 0.3ml or less depending on how I reconstitute it.

Been doing 0.5ml slin pin B12 SubQ with no discomfort or bump - whats another 0.1ml?

I've never done oil SubQ, but seems like it might be a good idea.

From what I've came across and my personal experience with subq injections, I wouldn't go over .6ml per injection.

Some time ago when I used an Enanthate ester, I did some research and came across a study on blood levels. The study found blood levels to remain at their highest value with EOD enanthate injections. Around the 3rd day, levels start to decline. Is 2x a week bad, obviously not as most people run Enan that way. But its just some food for thought.

[DrewZ]

Okay, that's what I've been reading too. 0.6ml MAX

Do you know if there is a difference in something water soluble like B12 and Oil, meaning if the B12 absorbs fast, could 1ml be okay if only 0.4ml was oil?

Because it seems 0.5ml b12 is in and absorbed rather quickly, I feel nothing 5 minutes later.

Hypothetically speaking, because with what I'm talking about I wont be exceeding 0.6ml

[Black]

Okay, that's what I've been reading too. 0.6ml MAX

Do you know if there is a difference in something water soluble like B12 and Oil, meaning if the B12 absorbs fast, could 1ml be okay if only 0.4ml was oil?

Because it seems 0.5ml b12 is in and absorbed rather quickly, I feel nothing 5 minutes later.

I've never injected any water based solutions subq that were of any significant volume, but I would assume it wouldn't "hand around" as long as oil based. That's a good question. Hopefully someone with a little more subq experience will pop in.