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SR9009 (in OIL BASE) now available

WesleyInman

WesleyInman

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MA Research Presents...


SR9009 in an Oil Base


Available Now!!!


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Hi, guys. It's finally here. Click on the link below to be taken directly to the SR9009 product page.

Due to the time consuming production process involved, SR9009 inventory will be re-stocked daily, with roughly 8-10 units being made available per day.

Therefore, I am unable to take pre-orders or hold orders. Customers will be prioritized equally, with all sales being made on a first come, first serve basis.

There are currently 6 vials left for today (several sold within the first few minutes). Remember, the product will be re-stocked DAILY, so if you don't get it one day, just check back the next. At 8-10 vials per day, there will be roughly 240-300 vials available per month. See the link below



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Very cool to see - thanks for bringing this in!

For clarification - this is a safe oil for use in IM injections into my lab rat. Any specific pre-cautions, notes, or anything worth mentioning in addition?
 
Highlanda01602 said:
Very cool to see - thanks for bringing this in!

For clarification - this is a safe oil for use in IM injections into my lab rat. Any specific pre-cautions, notes, or anything worth mentioning in addition?
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Not approved for lab rats. Petri dish research only. But if it was approved for animal use, yes it would be safe for IM injections and I would research, and start at the lowest recommended dose and work up.
 
No. It is for in vitro use. The carrier would suggest that it is perfect for IM use though. ;)
 
I don’t see any info on what the oil base/carrier is.

Curious if this would remain greasy and messy as a transdermal..
 
Lol it is 100% not a transdermal
 
RickyBlobby said:
Not approved for lab rats. Petri dish research only. But if it was approved for animal use, yes it would be safe for IM injections and I would research, and start at the lowest recommended dose and work up.
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In my opinion, if a pharmaceutical company was going to use this in animals, twice daily, sub-q injections with the smallest pin possible (29-31. g) would probably be ideal due to its short half-life.
 
Mike Arnold said:
In my opinion, if a pharmaceutical company was going to use this in animals, twice daily, sub-q injections with the smallest pin possible (29-31. g) would probably be ideal due to its short half-life.
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Having already placed my order this is good to see as my thoughts were exactly the same, that a company would go sub q with a slin pin.

In terms of effective dosage what would you suggest that company be starting at?
 
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