Just wanted to post and ask for feedback in something that lately is the new and fully safe fad. Some of the same liquids for injection and orals in liquid form are popping up as if they're somehow new. Injectable dbol has been around for many years. I first used injectable dbol back in 2000 from Mexico vet supplies(not reforvit but dbol in cso). Injectables show a lower risk because of their administration however, it is alkylated or protected by its chemical makeup. It's the alkaline chemical makeup that is the toxic part to the liver.
Liquids have been underground and making new improvements in flavors. The problem that keeps popping up is newbs and re-sellers are making claims that these 17aa drugs are absolutely safe. One newb asked on intro page how to dose the flavored oral? I replied that it's still dbol, dose as you would when you took bluehearts. Then other dude pops on with hes using 100mg/day and its so much safer. Followed up with third guy saying it never even passes liver because its a new liquid yummy and its not "the old pills".
My concern is that dbol/winny/var are definitly good products if used as they were designed. But throw out this warning that they are not any safer than tabs or capsules just because its now "yummy delicious". And just because the injectable isn't in aqueous(water) because its now in oil, it is still that parent chemical that holds the toxicity. Oil, water, or strawberry juice....those are nothing more than carriers.