PIP (Post Injection Pain): What It Is, Why It Sucks, and How to Handle It Like a Champ

Anybody knows what the maximum recommended volumes are for each individual injection site per week?
Honestly, from my perspective, never more than 2ml in the large muscles and never more than 1ml in the small muscles.

And leave at least 3-4 days before re-injecting the same area (I still prefer to let it rest for a week.)

Also listen to your body, if you see that 1ml gives too much pip or inflammation, inject less the next time and the rest elsewhere. Small volumes, injected frequently in the most possible spot
 
Anybody knows what the maximum recommended volumes are for each individual injection site per week?
I would say that my experience is on CC (intentionally omitting the compound, remember is not the same neither with esters nor with suspension vs oil for example)

- Deltoid 2
- Traps 1
- Bycep 2
- trycep 2
- Lats 4
- ventroglute 5
- Glutes 5
- quad, pec and calves NEVER! (Unnecessary hurts)
 
Anybody knows what the maximum recommended volumes are for each individual injection site per week?
It depends on the specific compound you're using, its half-life, and how well your body tolerates different injection volumes. As we mentioned earlier, the injection site also plays an important role.
 
It depends on the specific compound you're using, its half-life, and how well your body tolerates different injection volumes. As we mentioned earlier, the injection site also plays an important role.
The carrier oil (more specifically, its viscosity and the solvents in it) also dictate how fast the injection depot dissipates. Castor oil takes the longest, synthetic oils (which Driada thankfully doesn't use) are the quickest.
 
The carrier oil (more specifically, its viscosity and the solvents in it) also dictate how fast the injection depot dissipates. Castor oil takes the longest, synthetic oils (which Driada thankfully doesn't use) are the quickest.
Yes, absolutely — that’s also an important factor. But what I meant is that the compound might not even be oil-based, like in the case of peptide hormones.
 
Our carrier oil list:

Boldelad
(Boldenone Undecylenate) – Sesame oil
Dihydroboldos (Dihydroboldenone Cypionate) – MCT+ Grape seed oil
Drostargos (Drostanolone Enanthate) – Sesame oil
Mastelad (Drostanolone Propionate) – Sesame oil
Primos (Methenolone Enanthate) – Sesame oil + MCT
Nandecos (Nandrolone Decanoate) – Sesame oil
Nanphenylos (Nandrolone Phenylpropionate) – Sesame oil
Hexos (Trenbolone Hexahydrobenzylcarbonate) – Sesame oil
Sustalad – Sesame oil + MCT
Cypilos (Testosterone Cypionate) – Sesame oil
Testos (Testosterone Enanthate) – Grape seed oil + MCT
Propios (Testosterone Propionate) – Sesame oil
Andriolos (Testosterone Undecanoate) – Sesame oil
Trenacetos (Trenbolone Acetate) – Sesame oil
Trenentos (Trenbolone Enanthate) – Sesame oil
Tremilad (Trenbolone Mix) – Sesame oil
Mentolad (Trestolone acetate) – Sesame oil
Stakos – Sesame oil + MCT
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Thank you for sharing this info. It’s very interesting.

How was the different carrier oils chosen for each compound?
For example. Why was different carrier oils chosen for Test E vs. Test C?
Cypilos (Testosterone Cypionate) – Sesame oil
Testos (Testosterone Enanthate) – Grape seed oil + MCT
 
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Thank you for sharing this info. It’s very interesting.

How was the different carrier oils chosen for each compound?
For example. Why was different carrier oils chosen for Test E vs. Test C?
Cypilos (Testosterone Cypionate) – Sesame oil
Testos (Testosterone Enanthate) – Grape seed oil + MCT
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Melting rate of raw / temperature-sensitive oils.

Some do not support an oil, therefore two different oils for two different audiences (the half-life of both are pretty similar)

Adding MTC also makes the solution more fluid.
 
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