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What to do with raw SARMs

BennyMagoo79

BennyMagoo79

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How do you guys consume/administer raws?

I have recently purchased some raw powdered SARMs and was basically wondering whether these can be directly consumed or if they need to be mixed in with solvent or oils?
 
I mix my raw AAS with water and shake well before dosing.

Ideally you would get a pestle and mortar and mix with Ora-pure
 
SARMS powder you can just eat the powder itself. No need to mess around with preparations.

Get a milligram scale (0.001g) weigh out your dose (25mg would be 0.025g for example) eat it. Simple.
 
Or you can use a transdermal carrier. There’s an off the shelf one cut for the life of me I can’t recall the name......
 
Transdermal is an option but, why go with a method that has far inferior systemic absorption? All that effort preparing your TD solution to get a fraction of the compound absorbed compared to oral? Unless we are talking "SARMs" with sh1t oral bioavailibility (ostar, lgd, rad, s23 are all fine).
 
Nac said:
Transdermal is an option but, why go with a method that has far inferior systemic absorption? All that effort preparing your TD solution to get a fraction of the compound absorbed compared to oral? Unless we are talking "SARMs" with sh1t oral bioavailibility (ostar, lgd, rad, s23 are all fine).
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When I was looking at it, it was to improve the half life (I was looking at sr9009).....
 
Whisky said:
When I was looking at it, it was to improve the half life (I was looking at sr9009).....
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TD doesnt really improve halflife. The metabolism of a compound once it reaches circulation tends to be the same regardless; crudely speaking, assuming oral bioavailibility fine, you could orally dose a compound in tiny amounts throughout the day (say, 10 doses spread out) and achieve similiar results to applying as a TD. In both cases the halflife technically hasnt been improved, but instead you are getting a constant dripfeed.

A single oral dose tends to dump the compound into your system; a single TD application tends to gradually release the compound over time.

However, TD is a less effective method at getting the compound into your system if oral bioavailibility is decent.

So yes, SR9009 is "better" as a TD but thats not because of halflife, its because its oral bioavailibility is so crap.
 
Nac said:
TD doesnt really improve halflife. The metabolism of a compound once it reaches circulation tends to be the same regardless; crudely speaking, assuming oral bioavailibility fine, you could orally dose a compound in tiny amounts throughout the day (say, 10 doses spread out) and achieve similiar results to applying as a TD. In both cases the halflife technically hasnt been improved, but instead you are getting a constant dripfeed.

However, TD is a less effective method at getting the compound into your system if oral bioavailibility is decent.

So yes, SR9009 is "better" as a TD but thats not because of halflife, its because its oral bioavailibility is so crap.
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Yes sorry, my error on the technical aspect but that makes sense. It was the slower release as consistently taking orals through out the day wouldn’t be practical for me.
 
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