Been researchin a bit lately, reading how clen and albuterol are very similar. Im thinkin of running albuterol sulfate 18-24mls a day for 5-6 weeks spaces 3-4 times throught the day. Ill start with lower dosages and work my way up. Unless Im mistaken you dont build a tolerance to it like clen because of the shorter half life correct?

I have it in a .083% liquid inhalation solution. I know its meant to be inahled but can i drink it?

Thanks for the input guys, also curious if anyon has run it and what kinnda results they got!

I was wondering how "AL" would work topically. Especially mixed with Eviscerate.

it wouldnt work at all topically. i cant pass the skin. its molecular weight is too high.

anyone about my question? I have it in liquid capsules, .83mg/l concentration the liquid is meant to be put in a nebulizer and inhaled, could I drink it though each capsule is 2.5mg worth. I dont see why it wouldnt work, but id like to hear more input.

thanks

Originally Posted by insanity1

anyone about my question? I have it in liquid capsules, .83mg/l concentration the liquid is meant to be put in a nebulizer and inhaled, could I drink it though each capsule is 2.5mg worth. I dont see why it wouldnt work, but id like to hear more input.

thanks

I apologize if I was diverting your thread. Not much discussion about ALB around here.

I did a simple quick search: albuteral

You can not drink alburerol/clen, you must put it under your tongue for it to be effective.

Also, don't waste your time with Alb, itss halflife is MUCH less than clen. They are both just as easy to get ahold of, and you gotta take it 3 times/day. Clen is 1-2/day. It also just straight up works better.

Originally Posted by MrBEEF

You can not drink alburerol/clen, you must put it under your tongue for it to be effective.

Also, don't waste your time with Alb, itss halflife is MUCH less than clen. They are both just as easy to get ahold of, and you gotta take it 3 times/day. Clen is 1-2/day. It also just straight up works better.

It is completly up to preference.

Originally Posted by MrBEEF

You can not drink alburerol/clen, you must put it under your tongue for it to be effective.

Also, don't waste your time with Alb, itss halflife is MUCH less than clen. They are both just as easy to get ahold of, and you gotta take it 3 times/day. Clen is 1-2/day. It also just straight up works better.

some people enjoy sleeping. some people also enjoy not putting the added stress of having your central nervous system going 24/7 ( the lower half life of 'Al' being a blessing ).


dnp works better than both of them. that doesnt mean you should use 1 over the other.

thanks for the input guys, i was considering juts using albuterold as a pre workout stim though so the shorter half life is ideal, that being said can i squirt this inhalation albuterol liquid under my tongue?
.83mg/l concentration could I drink it though each capsule is 2.5mg worth albuterol in a 3 ml solution thoughts??

that fat loss benefits would be just an additional bonus, i read that thread lonewolf, they never really answered her question tho or mine, I understand that the tablets would be easier, but is it possible with the liquid solution, i have tons of the solution right in front of me is why I ask and am not lookin to spend $$.

Taken from Drugs.com

Pharmacokinetics:

Albuterol is rapidly absorbed after oral administration of 10 mL of Albuterol sulfate syrup (oral solution) (4 mg of Albuterol) in normal volunteers. Maximum plasma concentrations of about 18 ng/mL of Albuterol are achieved within 2 hours, and the drug is eliminated with a half-life of about 5 hours.

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By the way I don't think it matters if you drink it or inhale it--It matters what effective concentration you achieve. See the article below.

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Comparison of the effects of salbutamol and clenbuterol on skeletal muscle mass and carcass composition in senescent rats

check this out from the Am J Physiol Endocrinol Metab 267: E475-E484, 1994;


ARTICLES
Anabolic effects of the beta 2-adrenoceptor agonist salmeterol are dependent on route of administration

N. G. Moore, G. G. Pegg and M. N. Sillence
Department of Chemistry, University of Central Queensland, Rockhampton, Australia.

It is reported that a long duration of action is required for beta 2-adrenoceptor agonists to evoke an anabolic response. In the present study, we compare the potency of clenbuterol with that of the new long-acting compound salmeterol, when given at equimolar doses to female Wistar rats by different routes of administration. Given orally for 10 days, salmeterol had no effect on growth at a dose of 120 micrograms/day, whereas at 2.4 mg/day the drug caused significant increases in body and carcass weight and in the mass of the mixed-fiber gastrocnemius/plantaris and tibialis anterior muscles, but there were no increases in the slow-twitch soleus muscles. A similar growth response was seen when clenbuterol was given orally at a dose of only 97 micrograms/day, with an additional response seen in soleus muscle at 1.9 mg/day. Thus clenbuterol was more potent than salmeterol when given by this route of administration. When the drugs were infused by osmotic minipump, both salmeterol (130 micrograms/day) and clenbuterol (100 micrograms/day) caused increases in body weight gain and in the weights of the mixed-fiber muscles, with the most dramatic effect of infusion being to greatly increase the anabolic effect of salmeterol in soleus muscle. A single intraperitoneal injection of salmeterol (53 micrograms) or clenbuterol (40 micrograms) caused a similar rapid increase in the concentration of adenosine 3',5'-cyclic monophosphate in gastrocnemius muscle. These results indicate that the potency of salmeterol in vivo is dependent on its route of administration and that slow-twitch muscles are less sensitive than mixed-fiber muscles to the anabolic effects of beta 2-adrenoceptor agonists.

It looks like eating it would not work--at least in rats

Originally Posted by heavypieces

Search for this article--

Comparison of the effects of salbutamol and clenbuterol on skeletal muscle mass and carcass composition in senescent rats

If I am reading this abstract correctly it states that clenbuterol is only effective at a toxic dose and albuterol is effective at doses known to be safe in humans. I would ask my doctor.