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  • Oil absortion

    seems to be alot of different opinions on this, i always rotate my sites anyway, but how long aprox does it take to break down and be absorbed into the blood. Obviousily the more oil the longer it takes but is there a rate of absortion per mg?

  • #2
    or per ml ?

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    • #3
      Originally posted by redback
      is there a rate of absortion per mg?
      wouldn't that depend on the ester used? enanthate, prop, suspension, etc..

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      • #4
        Originally posted by THE BOUNCER
        wouldn't that depend on the ester used? enanthate, prop, suspension, etc..


        yes indeed it would.

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        • #5
          Isn't he asking how long the "pocket" of oil is going to sit in the bodies cavity that it was injected into? I thought the ester had more to do with how long it took the body to breakdown the compound (like a half-life) after it had been absorbed into the system - not the actual dissipation of the oil under the skin??

          If that was the case then when I inject Test E in my right quad every four injections I would essentially be injecting into an existing "pocket" of oil which doesn't seem right.

          Hey Red - is that more what you were asking??

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          • #6
            Originally posted by fog_hat1981
            Isn't he asking how long the "pocket" of oil is going to sit in the bodies cavity that it was injected into? I thought the ester had more to do with how long it took the body to breakdown the compound (like a half-life) after it had been absorbed into the system - not the actual dissipation of the oil under the skin??

            If that was the case then when I inject Test E in my right quad every four injections I would essentially be injecting into an existing "pocket" of oil which doesn't seem right.

            Hey Red - is that more what you were asking??
            bro you hit the nail on the head, i meant how long does the oil actually sit there before it is absorbed, so like you say, injecting into the same area which already had oil in it would be stupid, you would change the site. how long does the oil sit there before it is absorbed into the blood?

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            • #7
              Originally posted by redback
              bro you hit the nail on the head, i meant how long does the oil actually sit there before it is absorbed, so like you say, injecting into the same area which already had oil in it would be stupid, you would change the site. how long does the oil sit there before it is absorbed into the blood?
              interesting question. i don't have any idea though.

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              • #8
                I'm thinking just a matter of hours - anything longer than that would probably end up as an abcess no???

                Where's Kayak Jones or someone like him????

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