using igf lr3 help

[Gealsei]

I need some advice on how to dose igf LR3
I want to get more benefits of recovery and lean mass.
Looking to start at 25mcg a day but not sure if that is a good starting point. Also would you recommend site injecting it or do I just pin anywhere with a slin pin?
I’m 58 years old and 166lbs

 

[MUSTANG_18]

I need some advice on how to dose igf LR3
I want to get more benefits of recovery and lean mass.
Looking to start at 25mcg a day but not sure if that is a good starting point. Also would you recommend site injecting it or do I just pin anywhere with a slin pin?
I’m 58 years old and 166lbs

i would pin sub Q belly or your shoulder delt start with 25mcg close to training and protein shake with it

 

[Arabian]

you can pin into your stomach
use subQ. no need for iM

 

[ceo]

bros 25mcg is good
take it around feeding time

 

[ROIDDERS]

don't use it during training or after
it needs to be pinned before feeding

 

[chesty]

i would do 25-50mcg
that is a good dose to start with

 

[Ulter]

do it 5 days on and 2 days off. that helps cut down on cost
you will get a good result

 

[2Thick]

i'm a big fan of both hgh and igf lr3 together
they work great and have good results

 

[wootoom]

i would stack with nutrobal
it has good effects

 

[RoidRage69]

25mcg to start. Take immediately following your workout. Eat lots of good protein and clean carbs.

 

[jasonhill800]

When it comes to dosing IGF-1 LR3, precision and individualization are essential. Most protocols recommend a dosage between 20 to 100 micrograms per day, depending on factors such as body weight, fitness goals, and previous peptide use. For beginners, it’s advisable to start at the lower end (20–40 mcg/day) to assess tolerance and minimize side effects. It’s recommended to administer the dose to the muscle group you are training that day.

Some bodybuilders and performance athletes may gradually increase their dosages during short cycles, but long-term use without medical oversight is discouraged due to potential systemic effects.