transdermal hgh?

groundnpound · Sep 28, 2009

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PsyT · Sep 28, 2009

nice! I been waiting for this or an oral product to come out so I can BEGIN to start talking to my mother and father about THINKING about using it.

Will love to hear what others on here think about this type of product.

247hardcorebb · Sep 29, 2009

hmmmmmmmmm, i wonnder if it will work

jm425 · Sep 29, 2009

Anything transdermal only absorbs at a rate of 10-15%. Not worth it IMO.

Jayant441 · Sep 30, 2009

jm425 said:
Anything transdermal only absorbs at a rate of 10-15%. Not worth it IMO.

Transpharma maintains... : " high relative bioavailability of up to 36% in comparison to SC and good correlation between patch dose and serum levels"

It would be interesting to see the trial results.

PsyT · Sep 30, 2009

jm425 said:
Anything transdermal only absorbs at a rate of 10-15%. Not worth it IMO.

this is an incorrect statement. Sorry but there is just no way to generalize like absorption rates of ALL chemicals like you do.

jm425 · Sep 30, 2009

PsyT said:
this is an incorrect statement. Sorry but there is just no way to generalize like absorption rates of ALL chemicals like you do.

Almost all if not all transdermal solutions absorb at 10-15%. The 36% that transpharma is claiming is ridiculous. It's biased. I would believe that statement if an unbiased outside research company did testing to confirm it.

ericraven2003 · Sep 30, 2009

jm425 said:
Almost all if not all transdermal solutions absorb at 10-15%. The 36% that transpharma is claiming is ridiculous. It's biased. I would believe that statement if an unbiased outside research company did testing to confirm it.

I thought it would be determined by the trans dermal agent. Some are much better then others. Not sure of the %'s.

jm425 · Sep 30, 2009

ericraven2003 said:
I thought it would be determined by the trans dermal agent. Some are much better then others. Not sure of the %'s.

Yes, some meds are absorbed better transdermally than others. However, the difference is small.

T-man · Oct 1, 2009

The GH molecule is pretty big to be easily pushed through the dermal barrier. It would take radio-frequency ablation to get over 30% effectiveness. See:

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