Recent content by Kalaspuff

I have the same problem. It was pretty easy to solve though.. It is not IE6, it is Norton Firewall that is the problem.. I disabled it and everything eworked fine again.. Maybe it is not avatars... It might be evil trojan horses! Guess I'll just use some other firewall.. kalaspuff

Officially a teaspoon is 4,93 ml.. Which would be somethng like 0,17 (1/6) fluid oz. kalaspuff

It has been over 4 months since your last shot. You will probably pass the test. Take the test and see what happens. The worst thing that could happen would be that you get kicked out of a gym with stupid rules.. I get the feeling that you are planning on switching gyms anyway, so why not. It´s...

Make me sad reading what is going on on Denmark, knowing that this crap probably is moving on to Sweden in a near future... But hey, your beer is stil good and cheap!:40oz: kalaspuff

I might be drunk or something, but.. If the active ingredient is 47,9 mg/ml and the amp is 2ml, wouldn't the total amount of active ingredient be 2 X 47,9 = 95,8 mg / amp? It is supposed to be 100mg/amp right? So it is slightly underdosed.. But, they probably have some sort of error marginal of...

Now Thats a good question! You are absolutely right! They are both just as bad for the liver. What I mean is that when injecting 50 mg, 50 mg will after a while enter the blood. Taken orally, some of the active compound will be broken down, despite of the 17-a-alkylation, before entering the...

Allright jcp2, Drugs that enter the vascular system of the gastrointestinal (GI) tract are carried by the blood directly to the liver by the portal system. Blood from the liver then flows to the heart and then on to the lung, before going to other organs. Thus, drugs entering from the GI...

Well. By injecting a drug you will not have the first pass effect through your liver. Since they are 17-a-alkylated your liver will not break them down if taken orally. You will probably get the same blood concentration, wheter you inject or take orally (probably faster with an oral drug...

As Bimmer said. The content is probably the same as in human grade. The difference is that government authorities (such as the FDA in the US) have different guidlines for human- and vet grade drugs concerning sterility in production, quality of excipients, threshold values of microorganisms...

Venom, have you tried the Trenfactor eq yet?

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