Is it just me? I've spent days chasing this down, and I keep running into the limits that come with being new here!Dos-Dox said:
What I work with comes at a 1:50,000 ratio. The 1:100,000 version is something I haven’t given a try — it could be perfectly okay, but since its epi content is half that of the other dilution, I can’t say for sure. Where I source it, the going rate right now is $2.50 for each 1.7 mL cartridge (shipping charges apply on top, naturally). Usually, I’ll only pick some up when I’m already ordering other supplies.Alc23 said:
Does the image in the original post show the right product?Dos-Dox said:
It can be obtained, the same way our GLPs are, with neither a license nor an Rx.QueenMuntha said:
Purchasing it requires a license. Additionally, I've picked up that you shouldn't water down the first dose, since that reportedly leads to lumps and stronger reactions.Alc23 said:
I'd been interested in starting KLOW, but the ISR I'd heard about kept me from it. Eventually I summoned the nerve — mixed with 4ml hospital into an 80mg vial. I gave 2 mini pins, 4 units apiece, in the upper glute using a 1ml, 31g, 5/16” syringe. There was a slight sting right away, but inside 4 hours came a steady, severe ache that spread and took up a quarter of my glute, persisting 30+ hours. After combing through the forum, I saw I could dilute it further. Still, I want to try lido/epi, since I'm prone to strong histamine reactions. I came across this, though I'm not 100% certain it's the right thing for me. I'd welcome advice from those with experience!
At week 8 for me, the ISR is calming down. Still, I put up with it because my skin and veins are seeing major benefits (as someone older--if you're under 30, skip it, you won't notice a thing.)