Looking for a hypoallergenic carrier oil Test E source. All help welcome

[redsauce629]

3 weeks in on a Test E cycle and I have been eating clean and broke out with a rash on my shoulders and chest. From everything I've read it's more than likely from the carrier oil. Does anyone have a source for a hypoallergenic carrier oil Test E? I don't want to come off and lose gains already... any help would be great. Thanks
-RedSauce

 

[Thrasymachus]

GSO is typically the oil most can tolerate.

Polyunsaturated oils typically are the easiest to break down and absorb, that said I wouldn't hesitate to suspect it was the Test E, for the past 5 years the ester has been hit and miss with causing problems, usually hellish pip.

These are the esters that don't cause problems typically.....Test Acetate(short), Cypionate, Decanoate, Undecanoate. Combined with a GSO oil and you hope for the best.

I also tend to look at BB concentration as that stuff is nasty if you get too much. BA concentration as well as it's cytotoxic if you get too much (>2%)

It's also about injection volume, better off splitting your doses in small doses as opposed to a large depot in one spot on one day.

 

[redsauce629]

So I've had a rash/hive like reaction for a week. Curious to know how long it will take to subside if anyone has any input? Also is there a source who doesn't use BA or BB because I believe I'm reacting to one of these compounds.

 

[Pooplord420]

So I've had a rash/hive like reaction for a week. Curious to know how long it will take to subside if anyone has any input? Also is there a source who doesn't use BA or BB because I believe I'm reacting to one of these compounds.

BA and BB has to be used in any finished steroid injectable, you won’t find anything without both. BA to make the solution sterile (keep bacteria from growing) and BB as a solvent to keep the raw powder from falling out of solution (it might be possible to just use MCT oil as a solvent and forego BB but i don’t know of any sources that do that). If it really is the steroids causing your rash its most likely the carrier oil (unless its the test itself then you’re just out of luck). Do you know what carrier oil your source uses? Make sure its not Ethyl Oleate or Miglyol as those synthetic carriers typically cause the most problems in terms of adverse reactions but those are really only used in high concentration injectables. For regular concentrations grapeseed oil and MCT oil are most common around here. So I’d email whoever you got your stuff from and ask what they used.

 

[Luxferro]

I unfortunately have the same issue mate.

Agreed with pooplord that the enanthate ester is the most privy to causing this shit.

The best carrier oils are typically Cottonseed oil and Castor oil. GSO also works well. Pharmaceutical Pfizer depo testosterone Cypionate contains CSO while pharma delatesteryl (testosterone enanthate) contains sesame oil. These companies likely use these carrier oils because they’re the best tolerated by the general populace.

 

[Scaryclownz]

Have you tried taking some Benadryl. I would think that, depending on how irritating the rash is (given it is localized per your description); you may be able to just power through with this OTC remedy and your body might develop a bit more resiliency/tolerance to the carrier oil. Also, perhaps heating the oil before injections might help disperse the oil accumulation at the injection site (I personally use this method with Primo injections to decrease irritation and "lumping" under my skin. Just put my needle in some water that I heated up in a glass cup for a minute. Could be worth a try

 

[redsauce629]

BA and BB has to be used in any finished steroid injectable, you won’t find anything without both. BA to make the solution sterile (keep bacteria from growing) and BB as a solvent to keep the raw powder from falling out of solution (it might be possible to just use MCT oil as a solvent and forego BB but i don’t know of any sources that do that). If it really is the steroids causing your rash its most likely the carrier oil (unless its the test itself then you’re just out of luck). Do you know what carrier oil your source uses? Make sure its not Ethyl Oleate or Miglyol as those synthetic carriers typically cause the most problems in terms of adverse reactions but those are really only used in high concentration injectables. For regular concentrations grapeseed oil and MCT oil are most common around here. So I’d email whoever you got your stuff from and ask what they used.

They are using MCT oil. Any experience with how long the reaction lasts?

 

[redsauce629]

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Have you tried taking some Benadryl. I would think that, depending on how irritating the rash is (given it is localized per your description); you may be able to just power through with this OTC remedy and your body might develop a bit more resiliency/tolerance to the carrier oil. Also, perhaps heating the oil before injections might help disperse the oil accumulation at the injection site (I personally use this method with Primo injections to decrease irritation and "lumping" under my skin. Just put my needle in some water that I heated up in a glass cup for a minute. Could be worth a try

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Have you tried taking some Benadryl. I would think that, depending on how irritating the rash is (given it is localized per your description); you may be able to just power through with this OTC remedy and your body might develop a bit more resiliency/tolerance to the carrier oil. Also, perhaps heating the oil before injections might help disperse the oil accumulation at the injection site (I personally use this method with Primo injections to decrease irritation and "lumping" under my skin. Just put my needle in some water that I heated up in a glass cup for a minute. Could be worth a try

Have you tried taking some Benadryl. I would think that, depending on how irritating the rash is (given it is localized per your description); you may be able to just power through with this OTC remedy and your body might develop a bit more resiliency/tolerance to the carrier oil. Also, perhaps heating the oil before injections might help disperse the oil accumulation at the injection site (I personally use this method with Primo injections to decrease irritation and "lumping" under my skin. Just put my needle in some water that I heated up in a glass cup for a minute. Could be worth a try

I've taken bennedyl with not much luck. I'm not allergic to Coconut so is it possible Palm Kernal could be the culprit? What's the best play if it's the BB or BA causing my reaction?

 

[Pooplord420]

They are using MCT oil. Any experience with how long the reaction lasts?

Personally never had a reaction with MCT (or really any other oil) but im assuming probably until your body breaks all of it down. Could be anywhere from a couple of days to 1-2 weeks after your last injection depending on if you went intramuscular or Sub Q

 

[redsauce629]

Personally never had a reaction with MCT (or really any other oil) but im assuming probably until your body breaks all of it down. Could be anywhere from a couple of days to 1-2 weeks after your last injection depending on if you went intramuscular or Sub Q

Yeah I figured it's gonna be another week or so. I'm really looking for a Test C GSO source and or CSO Test C source. Is it wise to let the reaction recover before trying a different blend?

 

[Pooplord420]

Yeah I figured it's gonna be another week or so. I'm really looking for a Test C GSO source and or CSO Test C source. Is it wise to let the reaction recover before trying a different blend?

Yeah I’d stop completely and see if it goes away before trying something else. That way you’ll know for sure it was that blend that was giving you problems. If you start Test C with either CSO or GSO and it comes back then you can probably narrow it down even further to BA/BB or your body just doesn’t tolerate that high of a level of androgens.

 

[redsauce629]

Yeah I’d stop completely and see if it goes away before trying something else. That way you’ll know for sure it was that blend that was giving you problems. If you start Test C with either CSO or GSO and it comes back then you can probably narrow it down even further to BA/BB or your body just doesn’t tolerate that high of a level of androgens.

So if it's BA/BB does that mean I'm out of luck entirely for options since they all use this?

 

[Pooplord420]

So if it's BA/BB does that mean I'm out of luck entirely for options since they all use this?

Yeah pretty much. You could try brewing your own but you’re gonna need at least BA in there unless you’re willing to risk an infection and MCT Oil is the only non synthetic carrier you can use (afaik) that also acts as a solvent but idk what concentration you can get away with using just that.

 

[redsauce629]

Yeah pretty much. You could try brewing your own but you’re gonna need at least BA in there unless you’re willing to risk an infection and MCT Oil is the only non synthetic carrier you can use (afaik) that also acts as a solvent but idk what concentration you can get away with using just that.

Ah I see. I'm looking at trying a GSO or CSO option first and kind of go through the lab rat phase. If I still react then at least I know it's just not gonna happen. Not trying to risk infection.