Why Are Powders Pefrerd More
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Nutz
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injection gives greater levels in the blood than transdermal which is generaly greater than oral, depending on the drug, most methylated compounds give lots to the bloodstream.
theres lots of debate as to how much of a transdermal gets into the system but I've seen figures like 20% for 1-test, although Im sure someoneknows better!
powders are cheap and versatile, you can steralise and dilute them and inject, cap them, suspend them in alchol and take oraly or put them in a transdermal mix and use em that way.
theres lots of debate as to how much of a transdermal gets into the system but I've seen figures like 20% for 1-test, although Im sure someoneknows better!
powders are cheap and versatile, you can steralise and dilute them and inject, cap them, suspend them in alchol and take oraly or put them in a transdermal mix and use em that way.
cookmic5
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oswizzle said:
Here is where it depends, if they are powders of methyls then no, if they are powders of non-methylated compounds then 9 times out of 10 yes. The only exception to the above is 1,4andro which has a high oral availability (something like 40%).
Compounds like 4AD, 1Test, 19nor, ect... are better in transdermal than oral solutions or pills because the absorbtion is higher. For example you would have to take about 1000mg of 4ad (assuming 5% absorbtion estimate) orally to equal 250mg of 4ad (assuming 40% absorbtion estimate) transdermally.
With methyls however the oral availability is higher because it is methylated and passes the liver the first time without being broken down. So when you take 10mg of M1T you get about 10mg of M1T absorbed, or maybe 9mg (I think it's "supposed" to be 90% absorbtion or better).
You should really try the search function and read up in the stickies. This stuff is covered in there in better detail than I could explain.
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