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2:1 ratio of oil:gear for the first shot (so say it’s a 1 cc shot of gear, do 2 cc of oil with 1 cc gear), and yes I know it sounds like a lot of oil volume but I can promise you I get so much less pip with a 3 cc shot including 2cc oil than a 1cc shot of just gear.
If sufficient relief is found, keep it the same and try to lower the ratio by a slight bit over time until you determine the sweet spot for you (personally a 1:1 ratio works well for me and most others I’ve suggested it to)
If the issue remains just as severe if not worse, I would consider pinning the sterile oil by itself to see if it could actually be a reaction to the carrier oil itself. If no pip/reaction occurs, you know it isn’t the oil and rather the bb/ba content, ester, or drug itself.
Please keep us updated. I’ll be following hoping to hear some good news
Awesome, lemme know how it goes. Here’s the approach I’d take if you care to hear it:kingofcarbz" pid='60019' dateline='1562614576:
appropionate" pid='60094' dateline='1562649380:Sterile oil. Dilute your shots with 1:1 or 2:1 (oil:gear) and report back. Alpha pharma on amazon/eBay for under $10
Sesame as a carrier oil, or as a diluent? Do you know anyone in the source list who uses sesame as their carrier?I’ve seen people get PIP from all kinds of carrier oils and test straight from german pharmacy as well - I’ve since discovered that sesame oil agrees with even these people the best, so I suggest getting a vial of that to try
At least a few of the sources don’t list which carrier oil they use, which is a bit frustrating. Thanks for your input.
@“kingofcarbz” I have sterile grapeseed oil for this exact purpose. Will give it a shot. Literally.
2:1 ratio of oil:gear for the first shot (so say it’s a 1 cc shot of gear, do 2 cc of oil with 1 cc gear), and yes I know it sounds like a lot of oil volume but I can promise you I get so much less pip with a 3 cc shot including 2cc oil than a 1cc shot of just gear.
If sufficient relief is found, keep it the same and try to lower the ratio by a slight bit over time until you determine the sweet spot for you (personally a 1:1 ratio works well for me and most others I’ve suggested it to)
If the issue remains just as severe if not worse, I would consider pinning the sterile oil by itself to see if it could actually be a reaction to the carrier oil itself. If no pip/reaction occurs, you know it isn’t the oil and rather the bb/ba content, ester, or drug itself.
Please keep us updated. I’ll be following hoping to hear some good news