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 300 cc decca??? anyone heard of
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Novice 
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has anyone heard of decca containing 300 cc per ml. my bro that i get gear off of says it is new but even he isnt sure if it is legit because he heard that you couldnt get that much decca in a ml. does anyone know if this is possible. ]Kopper[     | ||
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Elite Bodybuilder 
Posts: 930 |
I think what you meant tp say was 300mg per ml, not 300cc per ml. Yes it is supposedly available in mexico from Tokkyo. Do a search and you will find out more about it. Peace...Mav | ||
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Elite Bodybuilder
Posts: 888 |
Yea its 300mg/ml i looked in juarez but didnt see any!! ------------------ | ||
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Amateur Bodybuilder 
Posts: 58 |
Just took my first shot of that stuff on Monday, 1cc along with 4cc T200 & 35mg Naps a day. So it will be hard to tell if it is working. But since Monday I am up 5lbs...woohoo | ||
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Amateur Bodybuilder
Posts: 199 |
That's the dbol working, the Decca will take at least 2-4 weeks to start kicking in. I wouldn't trust the 300mg/ml Decca, who knows what type of conditions it's made under. Also, does anyone know if it's actually possible to suspend that much nandrolone in oil? I would think it would have been out by now if it is possible. Why aren't other companies marketing it yet? | ||
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Amateur Bodybuilder
Posts: 96 |
musclegear- for years the only 200mg/ml nandrolone available was only sold in the u.s.- no other country in the world had a 200mg/ml nandrolone product. Ask someone knowledgable in this area- nandrolone decanoate could be made in a 400mg/ml solution depending on the type of oil it was dissolved in. The only reason you are starting to see these new procuts coming from south of the border is because Mexico is the only country in the world who currently has the ability to register new medicines in a matter of months, whereas in the u.s. it takes close to 10 years (I think) to get a new medication approved. |
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posted August 18, 2000 07:30 PM