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Steroid Purity Test Q and A

Article Submitted by: Dane Fletcher

Tuesday, 28 November 2006

Q: Someone I know mentioned that they got their UG gear tested and I wanted to do the same. Can you tell me where I can get UG gear tested to determine how close it may be to the actual mg doses stated?

A: There is such a place. You'll want to remain anonymous, of course, and the way that you do that is by way of a money order and creating a free email address with none of your information accurately portrayed in the information you must list in order to get it. The website you should go to is: http://www.srcslab.com/
This lab is equipped to do just such testing - though we're sure there are others - and can help you out if you are wondering about potency stated. Another good way, and we're not being sarcastic, since you already purchased it, is to just use it and see if it works. I know it sounds archaic, but that's the truth - if it works what does it matter? So unless you have some suspicion or reason to believe that it will not match, then why spend the money and take the risk? Anyhow, if you do decide to send some off, they will need at least 1g of material. We suggest sending some pre-made gear rather than the pure hormone. They test everything but IGF1 and rHGH - powders, pills, esters, and mixed blends. The cost: $110 to $250.

Injecting Into Quads

Q: I'm curious to know how injections into the quads affect training... How sore does an injection make a limb, and does it prevent you from training?

A: There are a lot of factors that present themselves as issues with injection sites. Even shooting your glutes can result in tremendous soreness if you don't hit the spot correctly, and that can affect your training schedule. So, no matter where you inject, you can always end up with the potential of some kind of injury, soreness, or even worse, infection. But let's just say that abscess and infection do not result. Soreness is at least probable when you inject a more sinewy muscle with less fat surrounding it. However, you can minimize the chance of this by using an inch sized needle instead of your normal 1.5 or 2 inch needle you may use in your glute. Also, depending upon the material you're shooting (water based AS are preferable in these areas) you can increase the gauge of the needle so that it minimizes the chance of injury in muscle tissue. The last thing you want, injecting into the quad is to get a lump there - even a non-infected lump - of undissolved material, or worse, a nodule that does get infected. One way to avoid this is to try not to inject more than 2cc's into each leg if you do choose the quad. Of course, the true advantage to choosing a site like this is access and line of sight. You can see what you're doing and easily inject without going in at an angle as you may do while reaching around to inject your glute.
About the Author: Dr. Dan Decanatti is known world-wide for his work in performance enhancing drugs. He writes exclusively for GetAnabolics.com , a leading online provider of Steroid Alternatives. For more information, please visit http://www.GetAnabolics.com.

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About the Author: Dr. Dan Decanatti is known world-wide for his work in performance enhancing drugs. He writes exclusively for GetAnabolics.com , a leading online provider of Steroid Alternatives. For more information, please visit http://www.GetAnabolics.com.

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