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Do any sources listed here sell injectable Proviron?

DeeMan's picture

It's bioavailability

Makwa's picture

Do we actually need it to be more bioavailable is the real question then. How much more effective do we need it to be?

DeeMan's picture

Good question Mak. Well according to ole @Rustyhooker. Only 3% is needed for a certain amount of Testosterone. I did not know about this study. If that's the case then that's fair. Just figured improvement of 3% bioavailability with proviron would help. 3% seems to be sufficient. So I see this is a drug where only small bioavailability is needed. Thanks Dr.Professor Hooker lol. Didn't know that. Cool

IrishMack's picture

I understand, everyone thinks more is better, but in this particular case it isnt. Proviron has a phase where more does absolutely nothing for effectiveness. This has been proven many times here by bloodwork. I cant remember a member there name where they took 25 a day then 100 a day and had bloods run both times and the numbers were almost identical. Then you make it into an injectable in hopes it may break the norm but its still the same just injectable and raising your chances of an absess and painful injection. Steroids have been around for a very long time now so I'm pretty sure if Proviron was better in an injectable form you would have every source peddling it.

DeeMan's picture

Lol well we know in this case more isn't better my man so that's understood. Bloodwork doesn't lie

DeeMan's picture

Well see what you just mentioned puts it all into perspective, the 25mg dosage and 100mg dosages had pretty much the same results. That says it all. So yes this would be an example of a drug that doesn't need to be injected or increased in oral amounts.

IrishMack's picture

Absolutely, it was interesting to say the least.

DeeMan's picture

Yea I figured cost was a factor. Injected Proviron would last a month injected?Gotta look into that

DeeMan's picture

Yea I see. Your Point is if proviron is effective at 3% bioavailability then there's no need for injections, as this just leads to more pins. If proviron injection was needed then that's a different story altogether.

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O ok. I see...again cost is a factor