Sorry, English is not my first language and I am not sure I understood the meaning of this part of your post. SubQ only matters to people on TRT? I am not on TRT, I am running a cycle with low dose test p as a base (approx 100mg per week) + oxandrolone (60mg per day pharma grade). Does it matter either way if I go for subcutaneous injection of HCG over intra-muscular? I'll probably just mix with the test and do IM but I'd like to understand this option.
Also, I've read the full thread and saw a lot of discussion around bacteriostatic water versus the solvent that comes with the hcg. I understand that bacteriostatic water is better as that was repeated a few times but I think I missed the reason why it is better.
Edit: Ok so I think I've found my answer:
The solvent is not antimicrobial and once reconstituted with the solvent, it cannot be preserved for more than 24 hours, so that is why bacteriostatic water is better, because it allows for longer storage periods of up to 2 months in the refrigerator?Originally Posted by Chorulon Information
Another question, "room temperature" where I live is easily above 25ºC and this product will be sent to me by mail. In transit while in powder form it will most definitely be exposed to temperatures above 25ºC, it is unavoidable here. Should I be concerned about this?



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