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Check it out. If you can add any tips or information, feel free to. I am still searching for Duchaine's article on Finaplix, so if you have it- let me know. http://finaplix.elitefitness.com ------------------     | ||
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Amateur Bodybuilder 
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Bro I think you made a mistake on question 9a). The 18guage needle is from drawing up fluids not for injecting. I would not recommend using it for injecting unless you are into pain. Everything else looks good though. | ||
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Amateur Bodybuilder
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Thanks Mr.H, i might try it out... | ||
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Moderator
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That 18 gauge question seems "outdated." When I first started researching this some people had said that due to the pellets not being ground up good enough theyd have to use 18 gauge needles. Now it seems that nobody does. Thank God for Big A's kits  ------------------ | ||
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And the answer is NO, I have not used Finaplix yet. This is all information that I collected on my way to educationg myself on it to see if I really wanted to use it or not. My next cycle will be a Fina/EQ/Winny/T3/Clen cycle. So I guess then I'll have the actual legitimacy to talk ------------------ | ||
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Cool Novice 
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Nice info but I wanted to comment that I'm not so sure about the kidney damage thing. I've done four Tren cycles with daily injections and had no signs of kidney problems at all. However with simple creatine I get kidney problems after about three weeks of use. That's why if anyone would get kidney problems from Tren I would think it would be me. |
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posted September 21, 2000 05:28 PM