200mg prop with lidocaine

[SD1959]

Supplied by our friend and sponsor from the east. Any feedback from guys who've tried it?
Much appreciated,
Sd

 

[hefty_sack]

Myself and several friends have used it with good results. I mixed it with EQ, because it was not truly "painless" by itself.

 

[robot]

Supplied by our friend and sponsor from the east. Any feedback from guys who've tried it?
Much appreciated,
Sd

I don't have to try it to know it falls under the heading of dumber than a hammer handle.

Inject yourself with a solution that is definitely going to crash and cause significant inflammation in the muscle leading to scar tissue build up and potential abscessing THEN add a local anaesthetic to it so you can't feel the pain.

Geeeeeeenuis!!!!

 

[Meathamer]

I don't have to try it to know it falls under the heading of dumber than a hammer handle.

Inject yourself with a solution that is definitely going to crash and cause significant inflammation in the muscle leading to scar tissue build up and potential abscessing THEN add a local anaesthetic to it so you can't feel the pain.

Geeeeeeenuis!!!!

Agreed ...... This to me is not a good combo.... Why?? Not sure why someone would want this is beyond me!

 

[doc]

Lidocane is a short acting anesthetic, only lasting 45 minutes. Pain from prop really kicks in after 24 hrs (at least from personal experience). I see it being a marketing gimmick. Even if you were to use marcane, which is longer acting you get 6 hours of anesthesia, or adding epinephrine you get 8 hours total.

 

[tsimehc75]

I don't have to try it to know it falls under the heading of dumber than a hammer handle.

Inject yourself with a solution that is definitely going to crash and cause significant inflammation in the muscle leading to scar tissue build up and potential abscessing THEN add a local anaesthetic to it so you can't feel the pain.

Geeeeeeenuis!!!!

lmao!! :delete:

 

[Michaelthomasj]

I don't have to try it to know it falls under the heading of dumber than a hammer handle.

Inject yourself with a solution that is definitely going to crash and cause significant inflammation in the muscle leading to scar tissue build up and potential abscessing THEN add a local anaesthetic to it so you can't feel the pain.

Geeeeeeenuis!!!!

yes it is odd

 

[SD1959]

Thanks guys. I was just curious as I've never heard of a similar product. Though I'm a fan of the man, he's had some interesting efforts through the years. Guess this wasn't one of the better ones.

 

[maldorf]

Lidocane is a short acting anesthetic, only lasting 45 minutes. Pain from prop really kicks in after 24 hrs (at least from personal experience). I see it being a marketing gimmick. Even if you were to use marcane, which is longer acting you get 6 hours of anesthesia, or adding epinephrine you get 8 hours total.

Yeah, you guys are all right about this one. Stay away from that stuff at all cost. Id never consider using any prop that is over 100 mg/ml. Hell, some labs cant even make that right. Heck most of them cant.

 

[strako44]

good points