Painful!

Rockefeller · Jul 19, 2008

A good friend of mine got some QV enanthate and said that it is the most painful stuff he has ever taken! I told him it was probably the high BA% in it! Is there anything that he can do to help with this?

QCR · Jul 19, 2008

I cant go into detail as much into this as I'd like, but to solve the problem tell him to cut it with injectable B-12.

inoverdrive · Jul 19, 2008

Something i heard was to get a pot and put enough water in it to cover the bottom half of the vial and boil the water. Heating it up supposidly helped. I just dealth with the soreness though.

EVERLAST · Jul 19, 2008

other options

heat the individual "servings" by putting them under hot tap water
(if yours gets 105 F or so)
or just into a cup full of hot, but not boiling hot water for 5 min prior to use.
like for coffee or tea.
thats all it needed for me.
practically painless by comparison.

ncard · Jul 20, 2008

Quality Vet got shut down some years ago. Personally I bought and used their products when I came to Texas from Europe some years ago. The tabs were OK but I hated the injectables. They always hurt and seemed to be underdosed compared to the human grade that I had only used before. It probably won't injure your friend but I do wonder how he got this old stuff and if it is good gear.

blackhole · Jul 20, 2008

ncard said:
Quality Vet got shut down some years ago. Personally I bought and used their products when I came to Texas from Europe some years ago. The tabs were OK but I hated the injectables. They always hurt and seemed to be underdosed compared to the human grade that I had only used before. It probably won't injure your friend but I do wonder how he got this old stuff and if it is good gear.

i agree. in my experience ALL QV injectables sucked except for their winny. i mean look at all the posts of people telling you to cut it with b12 or some complicated heating type stuff. if it was good shit you wouldnt need to do all that crap. come on when was the last time your doctor gave you a script for a legit medication and then described some complicated procedure for making it 'ok' to use