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Thanks, we’ll take that into account. Yes, right now the number of daily injections with peptides is much higher on average than the number of steroid injections per week
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You would be the first to do this, and I think the idea is fantastic, but using multi-purpose 10-milliliter vials of testosterone or other derivatives isn't necessarily suitable for everyone.
Some protocols require the simultaneous administration of several molecules, and therefore multiple vials at once, at doses that aren't necessarily enormous. Sometimes, this is due to self-prescribed TRT, and the new trend of more frequent microinjections. For these reasons, the same vial is sometimes used for months. Over time, the oils become rancid, the benzyl alcohol can evaporate, and improper handling can render 10 milliliters unusable at once. With these smaller containers (between 2 and 10 ml), an increase in the price per milliliter would certainly be necessary due to higher manufacturing costs. The 1 ml ampoules would then become obsolete. This question may have already been raised. Other laboratories may have also already tested the concept. What are your thoughts? Thank you in advance.
Some protocols require the simultaneous administration of several molecules, and therefore multiple vials at once, at doses that aren't necessarily enormous. Sometimes, this is due to self-prescribed TRT, and the new trend of more frequent microinjections. For these reasons, the same vial is sometimes used for months. Over time, the oils become rancid, the benzyl alcohol can evaporate, and improper handling can render 10 milliliters unusable at once. With these smaller containers (between 2 and 10 ml), an increase in the price per milliliter would certainly be necessary due to higher manufacturing costs. The 1 ml ampoules would then become obsolete. This question may have already been raised. Other laboratories may have also already tested the concept. What are your thoughts? Thank you in advance.
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- #543
As I understand it, the discussion now is about producing oils in 2 ml vials, although earlier there was mention of caps for peptide vials.
If we’re talking about oils, producing them in 2 ml vials would likely require additional equipment and a significant amount of work, while the demand for such a product would probably remain quite low. I’m concerned that it simply wouldn’t be cost-effective, especially considering that the price per ml would increase.
In addition to that, there would be many technical challenges involved. If this were to become a clear market trend, we would of course take it into consideration. But to be honest, innovations in this industry often end up having negative outcomes.
Some more injectibles Tests and Tren without Sesameoil.
I know some friends including me where we would like to run a Cycle but are allergic to it.
Test E is fine but more options also stronger ones would be very nice
I know some friends including me where we would like to run a Cycle but are allergic to it.
Test E is fine but more options also stronger ones would be very nice
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- #546
Thank you, we’ll keep that in mind. I’ll discuss this with the Driada Medical management.
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- #547
Are you already sourcing these compounds somewhere, or are you looking to experiment? I’m not entirely sure these can be formulated in injectable form in a way that avoids PIP (post-injection pain).
No I am not sourcing these compounds somewhere. I am looking to experiment, because I have heard very good things about them. Other people haven’t mentioned PIP, but I don’t know where they source it
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- #549
Oil-based (tablet/oral-form compounds converted into injectable solutions) products often come with a number of issues, as far as I know. It’s quite difficult to create a formula that is not prone to crystallization, does not cause excessive PIP (post-injection pain), and at the same time does not rely on harsh or potentially toxic solvents.
PIP is severe with typically orally administered drugs. They are usually suspended in water and used pre workout. Guaranteed to be painful. I think pharmaqo makes some oil based solutions for this but I am certain it's still very painful. There is no way around it. You will certainly get a strong immune response.
Also, you guys should source syringes and stuff. Easy extra revenue and convenient for consumers. The issue is needle packs can be quite big which may cause more inspections and is less convenient. Lmk if you think this is a good idea.
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- #553
As for insulin — if we have the opportunity to source a genuine pharmaceutical-grade product (not counterfeit) at a price that is acceptable to you, we will definitely consider adding it to our store.
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- #554
Regarding injectable forms of compounds that are typically taken orally — there are several objective challenges.
We understand our customer base quite well, and most users are not willing to tolerate significant injection pain. Compounds like injectable Sdrol, Adrol, or YK11 are already not mass-market products. In an injectable format, the audience becomes even narrower — essentially limited to a niche group of enthusiasts. If the product also causes noticeable PIP (which is very likely), demand would be even more limited, making it a highly niche offering.
What I can do on my end is run a poll on the forum to assess real interest and see if there is enough demand from the community.
At the same time, I would need to look deeper into formulation aspects to evaluate whether it’s possible to create such products with acceptable characteristics.
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- #555
We have considered adding syringes and needles to our product range for quite some time, but there are several significant limitations.
First, it increases the parcel size, which directly affects shipping costs.
Second, based on our past experience and internal data, packages containing syringes and needles are much more likely to be flagged and seized by customs.
Even in regions without strict customs control, some parcels are still randomly inspected. Tablets and vials can often be interpreted as supplements, cosmetics, oils, or vitamins. However, needles immediately raise suspicion and are more likely to be associated with restricted substances.
In theory, we could ship needles separately, but this also comes with drawbacks:
— not every customer is willing to pay for additional shipping
— it can create confusion, as orders would need to be split
— customer support would likely face a significant increase in inquiries about why items cannot be shipped together
For these reasons, at this stage, it doesn’t seem like the most practical solution from both a logistics and customer experience perspective.
Inj YK-11 looks to be very comparable to superdrol. Vigorous Steve is a fan of it.
Also I would love some fast acting insulin!
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- #557
I’ve already addressed insulin above. If we find a reliable pharmaceutical-grade source, we will include this product.
I'm not sure I understand it correctly, but in the vials I have tried so far, the thickness is not uniform, there is a gap in the middle like a canyon. You can see the needle there, and I usually pull it back almost to the opening to get the last drops out. Maybe the products you use come in different vials and don't have the canyon.