Plastic Wrap

[Musclemanbb2]

Here is a Idea good or bad? I have tried this already to keep my skin as moist as possible I apply the transdermal and then wrap it in plastic wrap. Your skin does stay moist all the time under the wrap. Should this increase absorption?

muscleman

 

[Chemo]

This is also something that I have suggested on other boards as well. The main problem with this method is the fact that the i-prop alcohol will ignite your application area within 10 minutes or so. If you can stand the burn...drive on!

Chemo

 

[khafra]

If you kept plastic wrap around the same section of skin 24/7 you could get some fungal growth too...

 

[shady]

If you kept plastic wrap around the same section of skin 24/7 you could get some fungal growth too...

that doesn't sound like much fun .

 

[wardog]

I tried it just for experimental purposes today..the answer is NOOOOO!! The pain, the burn..the..OUCH!! Nix this idea!

 

[Bone]

I tried it just for experimental purposes today..the answer is NOOOOO!! The pain, the burn..the..OUCH!! Nix this idea!

LMAO!!! Way to go Wardog............you saved me from trying it. Glad I didnt have to go through it

Peace

Bone

 

[wardog]

You have NO idea bro..wrapped my calf..had the usual burning which usually fades in about 5 minutes..but this got worse and worse and worse..finally I am pulling over, clawing the damn saran wrap off, rubbing like a mofo. I actually stopped at a McDonalds and got a cup of ice..sat rubbing it on til it settled down..then it itched like a BITCH for about an hour after..the skin is all dry and red now...I have been moisturizing it....it was NOT fun.

 

[Bone]

yup definalty NOT going to try it!!! Sure sounds like fun though

Peace

Bone

 

[curt2go]

Well at least now we know right.. We all learned something here today. Thanx wardog..hehehe. Talk to ya

 

[skazzel]

LMAO, have to love this board - lots of willing guinea pigs