For my taper, a week of which I have left, I have been using slin pins.
Absolutely marvelous. Just be sure you store them in the fridge and make damned sure you warm them.
Works just marvelously.
World
I think I’m going to try this. When you get to 20mg for the last week, do you divide that up into 2 doses for enanthates? I supposes you have to dilute the test. Mines 250mg per cc. What’s a good way to take such a small amount?
Well Hagar mine is 200mg/ml and with a slin pin, it is hardly a problem to divide it up into a twice weekly dosage.
However, good luck to you sit if you plan on using a standard syringe…
Worldq
Thanks guys…
Good idea about keeping it in Slin pins!
Bushy - storing them in the fridge: in a tupaware box air tight? that do the trick?
Loading the test into syringes (even slin pins) is a good idea if you’ve got amps, but there is absolutely no reason they should be stored in the fridge.
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[quote]World1187 wrote:
Well Hagar mine is 200mg/ml and with a slin pin, it is hardly a problem to divide it up into a twice weekly dosage.
However, good luck to you sit if you plan on using a standard syringe…
Worldq[/quote]
I think I’ll dilute mine down with cottonseed oil. Can you draw up test in a 29g slin pin? I’d much rather use a slin pin if it works.
I inject test cyp 200 with a #29, .5ml [50 insulin unit] .5" syringe. Slow to load, will flash boil then come back together. The small piston of the .5ml develops high pressure and injection time is good for small volumes. A 1ml syringe would not develop pressure and would be just about unusable. When injecting small volumes, IM injections do not need to be deep.
I inject 28mg EOD [.14ml].
I get 1ml syringes that have the detachable needle, so can stick a 1" 23G on there!
There ya go!!!
Joe
The trick to putting gear in a slin syringe is to draw up some in a regular 3 ml needle. Take the insulin syringe and remove the plunger, taking care to ensure you don’t contact the rubber part with anything and it will remain sterile for the time it takes to squirt the gear with the 3ml syringe needle combo into the back end of the insulin syringe.
Pop the plunger back in the insulin syringe, and with the needle pointed up wards clear out the air, and any excess oil.
This way there is no blunting of the insulin needle, and it is very quick to load this way.
1 mL insulin syringes.
The problem with the removable turburculin style needle syringe conbos, is that it doesn’t have a luer lock to screw tighten the needle to the shaft of the syringe. a lot of gear ends up remaining in the needle section following the injection and if you apply too much pressure to the injection the syringe can ‘pop’ off the needle while injecting.
Especially if oil seeped inbeteen the the tip of the syringe and where the needle is seated while you were changing heads - so be carefull!
Yeah, its the same way i used to do winstrol or hcg if i wanted to use a slinpin!
As for the removeable types, i have no problems anymore i am extremely experienced with a needle and syringe, sadly.
With a few techniques, all the above issues can be resolved… like having air in the barrel, it will allow you to get all of the oil in the syringe. But each to his own, and i like the idea of having a load ready to go!! Especially with a frequent injection cycle…
Joe
[quote]bushidobadboy wrote:
Schwarzenegger wrote:
Loading the test into syringes (even slin pins) is a good idea if you’ve got amps, but there is absolutely no reason they should be stored in the fridge.
When you remove the pulnger, you expose it to airborne contaminants. Just to be safe, I would keep mine in the fridge.
Bushy[/quote]
*Sterile technique denotes that a sterile object will remain sterile as long as it does not touch anything that is unsterile, and remains in your field of view.
Sadly Busy, Chiro is not medicine so you wouldn’t know this one.
Hello,
I’ve been a member of another forum for years so this is the first I heard/read about this protocol. they still preach the old school pct, but I was never really a fan of that. This pct looks pretty interesting.
Do i have this right if the following is my cycle?
week 1-4 dbol 40mg
week 1-12 deca 300mg
week 1-14 test c 400mg
week 1-14 hcg 500iu 2x wk
week 1-14 proviron 50mg
waiting period
week 15-19 test c 100mg 50mg/2xwk
Taper
week 20-25 taper test c 80/60/50/40/30/20
Am I stopping the proviron at the right time?
I have toremifene. should I add it in the taper? if so how much?
This is a great forum! tons of good info!
[quote]bushidobadboy wrote:
Looks like a well planned cycle. The only thing I would say is that for a 14 week cyxcle, please try to get a full 6 week stasis period before your taper. You are only a week short by my calcs 
Toremefine is an excellent addition and I would add it into the taper, once you get down to the 50mg mark.
Bushy[/quote]
How much Torem and how long?
What about the Proviron? Should I stop it that early or bring it 3 weeks into the waiting period?
Thanks
[quote]bushidobadboy wrote:
I believe that 60mg ED is the recommended t’fine dose for this sort of thing, but don’t quote me on that.
The use of say a half-dose of proviron would be an excellent addition to the first 2-3 weeks of the stasis/waiting period, for SHBG control purposes.
Bushy[/quote]
Thanks Bushy!
If I were to add 2 runs of IGF1 into that cycle and one of the runs were during PCT, where in the PCT would be best to start the IGF1.
It would most likely be two 30 day runs.
[quote]Schwarzenegger wrote:
To add to the thread:
- What is the recommended cycle length at which point the test taper would be better than standard PCT protocol[/quote]
Fellers please answer this one.