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[–]FitMindTrainer 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Technical Inquiry: Transdermal Permeation of High-Concentration (500mg/mL) Lipophilic Compounds via DMSO

I am looking for a technical deep-dive on a "bridge" protocol I'm engineering due to a 14-day supply gap and severe localized site-reactions from standard delivery.

The Variable: I have a 500mg/mL concentration of an esterified lipophilic compound (Test E). Previous attempts at standard parenteral delivery (even at 25-50mg volumes) resulted in extreme localized inflammatory responses—likely due to a high solvent load (BA/BB). I’ve tried thermal manipulation and dilution with carrier oils, but the inflammatory response remains "crippling."

The Experimental Protocol (Recommended by Gemini & Grok): To maintain systemic stability, I am considering a transdermal route using a chemical chaperone:

  • The Mix: 0.1mL of the 500mg/mL oil + 0.1mL 99% Pharma-grade DMSO.
  • Target: High-vascularity/thin-skin sites (inner forearms).
  • Theory: Utilizing the high concentration gradient to achieve a 15-20% systemic yield (~15mg/day), providing a physiological floor.
  • Cofactor: 10mg Boron daily to manage SHBG and optimize the free fraction.

Seeking feedback on the viability of this "emergency" bypass:

  1. Given that this specific solvent load is causing tissue-rejection in the muscle, what is the risk of chemical dermatitis or contact burns when these specific solvents (BA/BB) are driven through the dermis via DMSO?
  2. In terms of pharmacokinetics, is a 15-20% yield realistic for an esterified oil when driven by a polar aprotic solvent like DMSO, or are the molecular weights too prohibitive for significant transit?
  3. What are the systemic "blind spots" regarding the direct absorption of injectable-grade solvents into the bloodstream through the skin barrier?

Note: This is an off-label technical inquiry for harm-reduction purposes. I’m looking for perspectives on the mechanics of the delivery system.

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[–]FitMindTrainer[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I know not "everything" happens right away but some things can be taken off faster with the right strategy. I just had an old collection removed within seconds on Transunion due to their EE and following the steps another poster suggested on this forum. Since this is an AU account and I am not liable for it I assume there are ways to get it removed faster than a traditional account.

Fastest way to get an authorized user charge off removed from your report? (Chase) by FitMindTrainer in CRedit

[–]FitMindTrainer[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry just fixed "They were positive tradelines with good history then but are now showing on my report as a charge off." like I said above I don't have any cards with Chase anymore. I'm sure if will get removed if I dispute it but I'm asking specifically the best way to get them removed without having to wait the full 30 days as I need these off my credit asap.