HCG

Wish they could make a transdermal version of HCG. What do you guys think?

It's 36kDA or 36,000 Daltons which is a tad beyond the skin's 500 Dalton rule when it comes to the ability to cross transdermally. That said, there is a technology that permits a patch with micro needles to penetrate the skin and permit something like HCG to pass through, but I don't think it would be cost effective.
 
Wasn't there a pharmacy selling an oral version recently? I remember a thread here that had a lot of guys advocating for it....seems odd but didn't seem new to them. Sub-q hcg sticks are so easy and cheap I don't see much of a point though.
 
Wasn't there a pharmacy selling an oral version recently? I remember a thread here that had a lot of guys advocating for it....seems odd but didn't seem new to them. Sub-q hcg sticks are so easy and cheap I don't see much of a point though.

HCG is not orally bioavailable. Only injection SubQ is effective.
 
I could of sworn i saw oral hcg as well.... might have just been wishful thinking back when i was afraid of needles though.

This has some links and information as it relates in a few ways with HCG orally though concentrated on the HGC Diet with HCG drops.
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There are so many things marketed as hcg today.....
 
My wife just told me she knew a girl that couldn’t get pregnant and got some oral HCG. She got pregnant. Lol. Who do you believe? Was it placebo? Now I need to find research.
 
People say a lot of things in marketing. That doesn't make them true.

I wasn't suggesting that they were in any way legit. Just that the number of products that call themselves HCG is nuts. I remember the FDA a couple years ago going out of their way to make a statement that anything marketed as HCG was not anywhere near the real deal.
 
I wasn't suggesting that they were in any way legit. Just that the number of products that call themselves HCG is nuts. I remember the FDA a couple years ago going out of their way to make a statement that anything marketed as HCG was not anywhere near the real deal.

Oh, I know bro. My comment wasn't directed at you.

I've just been noticing the fairly large number of people that believe whatever a manufacturer or marketer says.
 
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