Injection difference: Water based vs Oil Based

[Burrhos]

I've been using Syntheselen for awhile now and after the first couple injections, the pin and the actual liquid going into the muscle didn't feel like anything.

Is it similar with oil based substances? Do you get used to the extra volume being inside the muscle or is it always irritating?

I'll be doing my first cycle in the next 6 months to a year and I'm just continuing my research. Thanks in advance

 

[Big A]

With water based injections, you don't worry about speed. You just stick the needle in and you push the plunger. The water dissipates within minutes.

With oil, ideally, you should inject at the rate of 1ml/minute. You inject too quick, the oil will form a bolus and take longer to dissipate (can be weeks), and the muscle will get inflamed, irritated and you can develop scar tissue.

Some water based injections sting due to the different ph of the water compared to your body. With oils you feel nothing at all.

 

[Burrhos]

Thank you Big A. I appreciate the response. One question answered, 5,972 to go