Thread: Prop Pain

I have used prop before and am on it now, one thing I've never had any understanding on is why the hell does it hurt post inject? I've been told this and that, but can someone with wisdom on this matter tell me why prop hurts post inject?

I am not sure which brand you are using but sometime higher content of BA whilst making prop can give you PIP.
Have used few different brands of prop and never had pip. The only time I had pip I can remember is back in the days using vet grade test...fuck wouldnt sleep sit or walk after the injection lol

Aside from the BA/BB ratio... Prop is taken from proponic acid, thus its an other reason why people tend to get more of site irritation..Also keep in mind the short ester chain (3 carbon/C3)..Lower the ester chain, more of an immune response you'll get.. Here's some food for thought; some bug bites,especially bee stings/venom is made of C1 (one carbon)..Prop isn't that far away..With this said, solvents and low carbon esters have a tendency to trigger more of a immune response..

With the combination of the solvents and acid nature of the ester, this is what will cause site irritation with the increase presence of histamines in the general area, causing localized swelling ( immune response ).. This is why Antihistamines tend to assist with post site injection pain/swelling!

Originally Posted by Vision

Aside from the BA/BB ratio... Prop is taken from proponic acid, thus its an other reason why people tend to get more of site irritation..Also keep in mind the short ester chain (3 carbon/C3)..Lower the ester chain, more of an immune response you'll get.. Here's some food for thought; some bug bites,especially bee stings/venom is made of C1 (one carbon)..Prop isn't that far away..With this said, solvents and low carbon esters have a tendency to trigger more of a immune response..

With the combination of the solvents and acid nature of the ester, this is what will cause site irritation with the increase presence of histamines in the general area, causing localized swelling ( immune response ).. This is why Antihistamines tend to assist with post site injection pain/swelling!

Good info as always V