research chemical and liver toxicity

[pakololo]

Hi for the research chemicals for example pramipexole ,nolvadex which are meant for research purpose only. Research companies says for research purpose only, and its just that. I don't think its safe to be used on small animals.

Have you ever asked
What is the alcohol based they use what is the percentage? May even be 90% alcohol. Is there any way to reduce the alcohol content for use on my rat?

 

[gungalunga]

If you are so worried about alcohol content, some research suppliers have their
products available in capsule form.

 

[mike036]

The small amount of grain alcohol per dose is less than a teaspoon .i wouldn't worry about that small amount affecting or damaging the liver

 

[pakololo]

The small amount of grain alcohol per dose is less than a teaspoon .i wouldn't worry about that small amount affecting or damaging the liver

Aah really? Cause my rat took it and developed abit of liver pain or might just be gallstones.

 

[mike036]

Aah really? Cause my rat took it and developed abit of liver pain or might just be gallstones.

Might just be a pain , but think about it . A teaspoon is 5mls , a standard dose of research chemicals contains 1ml or a fifth of a teaspoon . You would need like 30 ml's to fill a shot glass .no way is a fifth of a teaspoon of alcohol damaging your liver

 

[richiec]

Aah really? Cause my rat took it and developed abit of liver pain or might just be gallstones.

Perhaps you are overreacting.
How long after you took it did it begin to hurt?
Sounds like a coincidence

 

[totalrecomp]

I would be more worried about the liver damage(possible) with compounds that are run prior to research chems or the actual chem itself(nolva is harder on the liver than any amount of grain alcohol it is suspended in.

 

[cauthen96]

yeah brother I think you are overreacting.. 1ml a day is basically one shot spread out over a month.. and since when has one mixed drink a month hurt anyone?

 

[Jefe]

It's worth noting, but we also have to keep in mind that correlation does not imply causation.

 

[usmctrainer]

i would think going out on weekends drinking is much harsher on your liver then taking those being active on a clean diet with vitamins