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NorthernLifters

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  1. Not a lot of people handle quad shots well. You and I are similar
  2. My joints hurt just reading those numbers Simple cycle, goes to show people you don't need all that aas to lift
  3. I think bpc and tb are absolutely magical
  4. How is everything coming along? Lot of good people here to help. @Corey5150is second to none
  5. I know some people do react to mct oil, mainly mig840. But if you react to one item, you will react to all. That's why I asked if maybe it was too much mg in one injection per spot? I do all my homebrew with mig840, very easy to get in the states. My first shots were painful and gave me pip, then never again. But now I can never go back to gso, or cso or even any eo because the first 2 are so thick. I'm use to low viscosity now
  6. @Corey5150 when I saw 500 my rotator cuff hurt instantly just thinking about that weight but gotta keep my manhood up lol
  7. Any update Corey? We would gladly feature you however we can Maybe post a link under your banner
  8. Such amazing progression pics. Happy for you big man
  9. Solid review, appreciate the honesty I wonder if a factor here is the amount of mg in each injection? For example, dhb at 100mg per spot is fine 0 pip. But any above and I'm crippled
  10. If it's not too much to ask, can you share your cycle? I'll be following along good sir
  11. Not just you people but also specifically saying "they come here" etc Singling out immigrants. Bad approach on his part
  12. Trying to find that gif of Homer when Tyson is pounding him and it says why can't we be friends
  13. Not everyone can tolerate myg840, well most can but some can't. Basic rule of thumb is 2ml stinky to gram of raw. So your formulation seems fine Keep us posted @CapeBretonDadBod may I ask why the same % on BA and bb?
  14. I'm unsure if you guys actually heard the clip vs the text that is shown He said "you people, they come here" So who comes here? Immigrants do I am originally from Toronto before I moved down south, diversity is big there. But even myself growing up, I barely seen kids and others throughout school wearing a poppy flower. I am referring to non immigrants here. I believe he made a big mistake by singling out a group of people, he has no right to do so. Free speech has limits, especially when you are a public figure My 0.02$
  15. Wish you guys the best. I do hope you still stick around.
  16. Solubility Guide (taken from two respected sources, in anticipation of their sites no longer being accessible in the near future. RIP) LGD-4033: Observation: White fine powder, odorless, tasteless. Storage (powder): Room temperature. Soluble: Propylene Glycol, DMSO and Ethanol GW 501516: Observation: White to slight yellow fine powder. Storage (powder): Room temperature. Soluble: Water (partial), PEG-400, Ethanol S4: Observation: Pale yellow fine powder, odorless, acrid bitter taste. Storage (powder): Room temperature. Soluble: Propylene Glycol, DMSO, Ethanol, PEG-400 MK-677: Observation: Off white to beige fine powder, hygroscopic, acrid odor, acrid metallic taste. Storage (powder): Cool, dry place. Minimize open air exposure/ Soluble: Water, DMSO, Ethanol, Propylene Glycol RAD-140: Observation: Off white fine powder, mild odor and taste. Storage (powder): Room temperature. Soluble: DMSO, Ethanol, PEG-400 SR-9009: Observation: Slight off white fine powder, odorless, mild bitter taste. Storage (powder): Room temperature. Soluble: Propylene Glycol, DMSO, Ethanol MK-2866: Observation: White crystalline powder, odorless, mild taste. Storage (powder): Room temperature. Soluble: Propylene Glycol, DMSO, Ethanol YK-11: Observation: White fine powder. Storage (powder): Room temperature. Soluble: DMSO, Ethanol Glossary Reagent – Any substance used in chemical reactions, analysis or research. Solute – The substance which dissolves in a solution. Solvent – The substance which dissolves another to form a solution. For example, in a sugar and water solution, water is the solvent; sugar is the solute. Solution – A mixture of two or more pure substances. In a solution one pure substance is dissolved in another pure substance uniformly. For example, in a sugar and water solution, the solution has the same concentration throughout, ie. it is uniform. Concentration – The ratio of solute to solution e.g. 10mg per mL, 10mg/mL, 10mg/cc. Suspension – Typically a solution is transparent because solute particles are microscopic. A suspension has visible particles. Introduction to Chemical Solutions Chemical solutions involve dissolving a reagent in liquid to make it easier to measure, without relying on an expensive or imprecise scale. Assuming the solution is at a uniform concentration, measurement of the reagent can be done precisely using volumetric measurement tools like a beaker or pipette. Selecting an adequate solvent If you do not select an adequate solvent your solute will precipitate out of solution or lack uniformity, making handling difficult. Selecting your concentration Solutions are easier to make and handle at lower concentrations. If you saturate a solution the solute may precipitate out of solution thus ruining the uniformity. Changing the pH or temperature of your solution can also result in precipitation. Solution Example: Using mass by volume (m/v) Formula The formula for mass by volume (m/v) is: [Mass of solute (mg) / Volume of solution (ml)] ExampleA 10mg/mL NaCl solution has 10 milligrams of sodium chloride dissolved in 1 ml of solution. Procedure Select a concentration for your solution e.g. 10mg/mL. Select a total volume for your solution e.g. 50mL. Weigh out your solute by multiplying the concentration by total volume e.g. 10mg/mL * 50mL = 500mg. Select an adequate solvent for your concentration. Pour your solute into your solvent and mix. The solute should fully dissolve and the solution should become transparent. If there is sediment or visible particles then the solution is not uniform. Notes: The procedure above is simplified. Simply measuring 50mL of solvent and adding 500mg of solute introduces error because adding the solid will change the final volume of the solution. The more correct procedure would be to mix solute with ~80% of your solvent and then add solvent until you reach your desired volume of 50mL. The most common causes of precipitation include selecting an inadequate solvent, selecting too high a concentration, not using adequate measurement equipment (milligram scale, graduated beaker), mixing multiple solutes together (which will affect pH and lower solubility). Recommend against heating or incubation if possible. The solute will precipitate out as it cools down. Precipitation and Suspension What if your solution precipitates? You have a few options. If you selected too high a concentration you can add more solvent or a cosolvent and lower the concentration.Another option, if the precipitation is minor, is to suspend the precipitate temporarily by agitating (shaking well, stirring vigorously) and then make your volumetric measurement. This will have some error, dependent on the level of precipitation and uniformity.
  17. Pharma term is basically the label and dosage are 100% on par,aside from that,everything else is the same its like buying pharma hgh for $900 for 100iu when you can find a very reliable source who is stable and can provide for $300 end of the day,pharma or not,raws come from china,whether bayer makes it or i make it in my bedroom. Really comes down to producing. I know many labs who's oils are much more superior than pharma itself End of the day,blood work doesnt lie. Always do your blood work and weed out the good to the bad
  18. Your English is fine Remember BB function is to thin the oil out. 600 MG can be extremely thick, especially as gso viscosity is medium
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