Pain from ethyl oleate

[Qwert]

A friend just started using some Test Cyp 300 from a well known UG lab. Each shot has been very painful. So he e-mailed the UG lab & asked them if it was due to the high BA or high mg concentration. He was told that some people get pain from ethyl oleate. EO is supposed to make injections painless, but for some people, he expalined, it does the opposite & it causes them a lot of sorness at the inj site? Is this true, or is this an excuse for high BA content or bad UG homebrew technique?

 

[edge250]

its true

 

[Malic777.com]

its not the oil its the ester...some people get pain no matter what because some esters have acidic properties...alex

 

[Qwert]

its not the oil its the ester...some people get pain no matter what because some esters have acidic properties...alex

He was using another UG test cyp 300 & it was painless. He then switched to a different UG lab that used EO & even though it was the same test ester & mg amount , it was extremely painful. So it couldn't be the ester. I would assume it's the EO.

 

[Qwert]

its true

So you've heard of people have painful reaction to EO, even though the BA & mg content is low?

 

[edge250]

yup

 

[Qwert]

yup

Ok, thanks. I'll let him know. Would cutting it with a none EO based AAS help, or will any amount of EO cause pain, regardless of the mixture ratio?

 

[Massive G]

EO and CYP are generally painless.
EO has a poor soulability (for higher dosed powders of 200mg/ml and up) so the probably used BA/BB to assist which is causing the pain.
I'd cut it like you mentioned above.