It's certainly time to see a doctor because all we or anyone can do is speculate. Your doctor may want to have some blood work done, and if he does I would suggest asking him what your red blood cell count, hemoglobin and hematocrit look like. Eq really runs those numbers up in some users and can cause secondary polycythemia (secondary meaning that it was caused by something you put in your body and not a naturally occurring condition for you). One of the symptoms of polycythemia is a redding of the skin, which is why it came to mind. I have never heard anything about it causing hives, but I would strongly suggest looking in to it. It can cause very high blood pressure and seizures if left untreated, however if you catch it early it can also be cured simply by giving blood. However if your numbers are way out of the control range you may have to have monthly phlebotomies for a while. No way to know for sure without going to the doctor though.

All the best and keep us posted

If you were allergic to the carrier oil the rash would've showed up sooner I'd say but I'd see a doctor just to be safe mate , no point in us guessing what might be causing it . Good luck

If it hasn't gone away by now you are going to need something from the doc.

Time for the doctor's mate.....rashes don't last that long

My good friend had a rash that would come out when he’d sweat and sunlight really made it look bad. He went to a dermatologist and he told him to eat a spoonful of manuka honey everyday. I’m no dermatologist or doctor but it cleared his skin pretty quick. I’ve started doing it everyday and noticed a big difference in my skin. Hell it couldn’t hurt. Hope you figure it out man.

Now I’m curious lol. What does the rash look like? Where is it located?

Posting pictures might help. I'd say go see your physician and see what he thinks though. The only way to know 100% is to go through the testing and receive a diagnosis. '

Allergic reactions can be pretty common. Do you know what carrier oils are in which vials?

There is lots of rash lotions out there I'd try that first

Best to just go to the doctor man. I had what I thought was an ingrown hair on the back of my neck. Noticed my lymph nodes were swollen, ended up being shingles. Can’t believe you’ve waited this long.

Where is the rash located? Is is just around the areas of injection? If not, have you been out in the sun alot, or tanning bed, and the rash is in exposed areas? Lots of reasons for rashes. More info needed.