Hello, I have been ordering a lot from you for a very long time. I have always used your Testosterone E and never had any problems. Now I bought Testosterone E from Androlox from you, and I am experiencing severe issues with the injection. I injected 1 ml into my thigh, and it already burned slightly during the injection. The next day, my thigh was swollen, red, and warm. I compared the two products, and the carrier oil in both is grapeseed oil, so normally it should not be caused by the carrier oil. I kindly ask for a quick response as to how it is possible that I am experiencing such severe side effects and pain.
Do you get the same reaction in a muscle that accepts injections better? The thigh is one of the worst places to inject
I've already had unexpected inflammatory reactions. To the point of having the Quad that swells up to the knee and it is impossible for me to bend it or walk because of the pain.
And I've never had this kind of reaction anywhere else with the same bottle.
So that doesn't answer the question I asked you above
Do you get or obrien this kind of reaction in another muscle?
But please answer to the question.
“I don’t have any pain in the other muscle. I won’t be using this brand again because it either isn’t clean or I’m having a bad reaction to the oil.”
If that were the case, you'd have the same thing everywhere every time.
You're just experiencing a nasty PIP
cause can be excessive preservative or when too much benzyl alcohol is used to formulate the solution inflammation and as a result pain may result. Pharmaceutical grade usually contains 0.9% benzyl alcohol. Common underground lab products contain on average 2%. Also keep in mind that anything above 1.2% offers no added anti-microbial effects. Due to water soluble nature of benzyl alcohol, tissue irritation of this nature has been known to travel as the excessive alcohol disperses via the blood stream.
Reactions: learthzzIt can range from small discomfort to inflammation.
If it was contaminated or infected, you would have a fever and it wouldn't be spread as much.
The body knows how to manage inflammation. It just needs time.
And no longer inject in the thighs
It's just extrapolation. The current question is to manage your inflammation which is not related to the product otherwise you would have the same problem EVERYWHERE
How can I treat you? And what should I pay attention to next time? I actually always inject in the A gluteus