Best time of day for injection?

[txeng]

Just wondering if a certain time of day (morning, noon or night) is better than the other or does it even matter what time of day I inject? (Test E is the substance if you're wondering)

I did a search and either I didn't put in enough info or there's not much discussed on this topic.

 

[thebrick]

It does not matter, whatever time is convenient for you. I used to like after my hot shower. Skin is softened and clean... still use that alcohol swab to disinfect first though.

 

[Paul Bunyan]

Do it when it's convenient for you. The time of day makes no difference.

PB

 

[Stump]

Exactly, whenever the time is right for you.

 

[oldfella]

Agrre with above. it is like the question "Which time of day is the best time to train"? Well my answer is the time of day that suits you and your schedule. it is the time of day when you will be mentally ready to go to war with the iron!!

 

[sundance]

With Test E it probably does not matter since it is a long acting ester and takes while to get into the ssystem .I have nver took Test E but have plenty of experience with prop and TNE .Prop seems to start working for me within 2 hrs .TNE starts working for within anywhere from 30 to 60 minutes .I work start my workouts between 12 and 1pm and try to time my shots so that I can get the most out of workout with them .If I wait too long I can not get as good a workout in if i had of got started earlier .On my days off I may wait a little longer into the day and I may do my shot even earlier .

 

[ironserenity]

Unless it's really something like water based suspension (which an advanced athlete might want to time accordingly to a given workout) it does not matter, especially with a long esther like enanthate. Take a shower, and use alcohol always, I would even go as far as to say put a microbial soap on afterwards, just to be safe with all the recent staph outbreaks. There is no problem with being TOO safe, the last thing you want is to end up in teh hospital with a 106 fever from a bad injection infection.

This is all for hypothetical reasons of course.