Any Bodybuilders using vet grade injectable vitamins or amino's

[sarcoplasm]

I saw an ad on a vet supply site stating that they would not sell injectable l-carnatine to bodybuilders! Are vet grade injectable amino's widely used? Are they safe?
Your thoughts?

 

[Max32]

I saw an ad on a vet supply site stating that they would not sell injectable l-carnatine to bodybuilders! Are vet grade injectable amino's widely used? Are they safe?
Your thoughts?

see synthetek synthetine

 

[sarcoplasm]

see synthetek synthetine

Yes I did see that product. I am wondering though whether bodybuilders use injectable amino acid/vitamin products from vet supply companies. I assume they are safe as long as they are sterile, although I am not sure.

 

[AWN2004]

The old Power Medica had that for sale a while ago. They had a super potent multi vitamin, B-12, and the L-carnitine. I also know that many guys do the direct infusions of vitamins and minerals and not just bodybuilders either. Its not a new concept. I guess I would just make sure I knew where I was getting it from and it was sterile. There is a doctor in my area that does these treatments but they are costly.....

Minerals
Vit-C
Aminos
Milk Thistle


I have no clue what a "safe" dose is, but I'm sure if you talked to a doctor that is fond of these types of treatments, you might get some good info.

 

[Potimus]

I use an injectable B-Complex for cattle.

 

[sarcoplasm]

I did read somewhere that high dose b-12 vitamins are just as effective orally as they are via injection. I would think that most items that are delivered via injection would be more bio-available that if taken orally. I know that methlylated anabolics overcome this delimma but I wonder if the injectable amino's offer a greater benefit than the one's taken orally? Any thoughts?

 

[muscledoc1]

I use an injectable B-Complex for cattle.

Me too.....bump....Mr. Ed.

 

[Massive G]

I wouldn't use anything that was waterbased that was VET grade. The production standards are way below human. They are regulated by the USDA and endotoxin levels are not monitored.
Making a product from powder and DI water and sterile filtering it isn't the same quality as using WFI (water for injection), clean steam and all the other things that go into human grade injectables.
It's also easy to OD on the B-Vitamins when injecting them if not careful.

 

[sarcoplasm]

I wouldn't use anything that was waterbased that was VET grade. The production standards are way below human. They are regulated by the USDA and endotoxin levels are not monitored.
Making a product from powder and DI water and sterile filtering it isn't the same quality as using WFI (water for injection), clean steam and all the other things that go into human grade injectables.
It's also easy to OD on the B-Vitamins when injecting them if not careful.

Once again you prevail with the voice of knowledge and reason. Thanks for the tremendous light you have shed on this subject.

 

[vadim_b1]

I wouldn't use anything that was waterbased that was VET grade. The production standards are way below human. They are regulated by the USDA and endotoxin levels are not monitored.
Making a product from powder and DI water and sterile filtering it isn't the same quality as using WFI (water for injection), clean steam and all the other things that go into human grade injectables.
It's also easy to OD on the B-Vitamins when injecting them if not careful.

Strange that you say this. Id much rather use a legal vet product over any UG.
Yet most people have no problems using UG water based winny or suspension.
Which obviously does not have sterility control checks AT ALL.
Anyway im using Agri labs vet grade b-complex injectable at the moment. Didnt have any problems with it.

 

[Massive G]

Once again you prevail with the voice of knowledge and reason. Thanks for the tremendous light you have shed on this subject.

Your welcome sarc, I wouldn't use any black market obtained waterbased gear either just to be safe as well.
Concerning US Vet Grade Water Based Injectables-I have been in quite a few veterinary manufacturing sites from NE IA and DE to name a few and they aren't very clean places.

Most guys think if they get something in amps it's human grade or what not but I digress many amp makers use these little machines to make amps in the garage or basement....

 

[WantToBeStudly]

You can't overdose on b-vitamins my friend. They're water soluble - your body will discard what it doesn't find useful

 

[BabyBeast05]

I've heard and know people that take horse supps like gamma 500 which I believe is horse insulin and 747 (i think thats what its called) which I think are just vitamins. I have no idea if they work any or as to how they take them. It just sounds a little far fetched for me, and I don't know how safe it is

 

[sarcoplasm]

Bumping this old thread for more responses.

 

[Wana B Big]

i used water based stanazol from vet 50ml bottle ,good shit just have to use big harpoon cos very gritty.

 

[XKawN916]

i've used the vitamin b-complex (vet). it just didn't have enough b-12 in it for what i wanted so i stopped. i then looked at the bottle a few months later and there were many particles in it.


i'm gonna start making my own supplements (injectable) like b-12, aakg, L-Carnitine to start with.

 

[EDED]

i am thinking about b COMPLEX injects, not just b 12.

all B vitamins are good for food metabolism and energy.

and some more.

taking too much b12 can deplete other things,,,ive read about methylation in body system.

follic acid is good with b12 and im sure other things like niacin or panto in inj format are great too.

inj vit and aminos i consider valuable are
glutamine
carni
carnosine
bcomplex
leucine
arginine

probably others too like methionine too

 

[EDED]

why do you guys make your own inj, if you are experienced in homebrewing

that way you know you are getting good stuff

of course raw aminos and vitamins must come with legit c of a showing endotixin data, purity and specifications.

 

[sarcoplasm]

why do you guys make your own inj, if you are experienced in homebrewing

that way you know you are getting good stuff

of course raw aminos and vitamins must come with legit c of a showing endotixin data, purity and specifications.

So just because a vet grade injectable amino/vitamins is sterile dosent mean it's safe for humans? Any input would be appreciated

 

[sarcoplasm]

This is the product I speak of:

http://www.foodforpet.com/cr100mlvieon.htmls