Fina and Rotation of Inj. Sites

[Farrar]

Since Fina is not oil-based, is the rule of only one injection per site every 7 days still valid or could I inject into the same muscle every 3-4 days? I plan on using my delts and tris for the 7 injections I will do each week which means I'll be hitting the same muscle about every 4th day.

Thanks,

Farrar

[jack hust]

fina is oil based try not to hit the same site twice a week

[Farrar]

My mistake...I thought it was not oil based.

Thanks...I'll stick to hitting a spot only once per week.

Farrar

[AceDaBoss]

Originally posted by jack hust
fina is oil based try not to hit the same site twice a week

What is the reasoning behind only once a week? I have been rotating quads hitting them every 4 days. Obviously not the exact same spot, but the same quad.

Are you talking purely from the idea to prevent scar tissue?

[jack hust]

yep i would give my inj. area as much healing time as possible

[organdoner]

i needed that information. thanks bros.

[Mudge]

It is oil based, it is simply that tren acetate is a 3 day ester, so most people go ED or EOD. I am using EOD, and I try to rotate amongst 8 injection sites, but I am not very far away from starting to try traps and maybe even the biceps which I have not looked forward too.

The good thing is the tren I have is truly painless @ 100mg/ml, so maybe biceps wont be so horrible.

[bdubb]

If injection was to be in scar tissue will it cause problems with the oil being released into your system? Or is it more of a cosmetic thing. I have almost always used my glutes only for my injections...

[chestnut]

Mudge bicep shots rock my last prop tren winny cycle i hit bis & tris only.four diffrent spots on each bi and two on tri...

[bjtheman]

I've been using delts, quads, & calfs for my profina...delts a bit more than the others, but still giving them a good amount of time to heal!

[Farrar]

I too am curious about scar tissue that I have in my quads.

How long for scar tissue to dissipate, if it does?

Does it hinder the effectivness of the AS to inject where you have scar tissue?

Any health concerns?

Thanks,

Farrar