Question regarding Transdermals.

FilipeBR

FilipeBR

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I am currently taking Ursa Major and AB Solved. My question is: How long do i have to keep it on for best absorption before I shower? It's getting super hot lately and I do take a lot of showers when i feel sticky, so just wondering what's the best game plan. Thanks!
 
I would give it at least an hour or so but you're better off applying *after* you shower.
 
The best advice I think you will receive is, as said above, to put it on after showering and keep it on for as long as you can prior to showering again.
 
And, while showering, exfoliating helps a lot too. At least for me it does. I do it every other day. I apply td after shower. About 35 minutes later, I apply some hydrating skin lotion to keep my skin from drying out.
 
The IML transdermals recommend 8 hours until showering. I always apply after showering - usually before work, and then after showering after work. Been working for me the past 2 weeks now.
 
FilipeBR said:
I am currently taking Ursa Major and AB Solved. My question is: How long do i have to keep it on for best absorption before I shower? It's getting super hot lately and I do take a lot of showers when i feel sticky, so just wondering what's the best game plan. Thanks!
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Nostrum answered above for Ursa Major.

For Ab-Solved I agree with what he said also in that wait at least an hour; I would say 2 would be ideal if possible. And that definitely are best to apply awhile after showering but I definitely understand taking a lot of showers. I'm super hot natured myself.
 
sns8778 said:
Nostrum answered above for Ursa Major.

For Ab-Solved I agree with what he said also in that wait at least an hour; I would say 2 would be ideal if possible. And that definitely are best to apply awhile after showering but I definitely understand taking a lot of showers. I'm super hot natured myself.
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ideally i would recommend 4-6 hours for ALL transdermals, but i realize we don't live in a ideal world....so, the longer the better, imo.
 
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