Hooks & Ladders
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Hey fellas, hoping you guys can help clear something up for me...
I've only ever used test cyp (200mg/ml) from my compounding pharmacy for TRT. It's very viscous, so obviously it takes awhile to draw if using a small gauge needle.
I recently tried using a different brand of cypionate (250mg/ml) which is manufactured outside of the U.S. This stuff is extremely easy to draw through a small gauge needle. MUCH easier than the cyp from the compounding pharmacy.
It draws damn near as fast as my hCG. I assumed that since it had a higher concentration, it would be slower to draw, but it's the opposite.
Is this something that I should be concerned about? Or is this likely the result of a different carrier oil?
I've only ever used test cyp (200mg/ml) from my compounding pharmacy for TRT. It's very viscous, so obviously it takes awhile to draw if using a small gauge needle.
I recently tried using a different brand of cypionate (250mg/ml) which is manufactured outside of the U.S. This stuff is extremely easy to draw through a small gauge needle. MUCH easier than the cyp from the compounding pharmacy.
It draws damn near as fast as my hCG. I assumed that since it had a higher concentration, it would be slower to draw, but it's the opposite.
Is this something that I should be concerned about? Or is this likely the result of a different carrier oil?