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I am already on my third cycle of gear and I am a little embarrassed to admit that I still don't know what PIP stands for. People always post on reviews "little to no PIP from injecting..." What does it stand for?
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pain in the posterior.
Basically anything referring to pain at the injection site.
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Nilbog Wrote:I am already on my third cycle of gear and I am a little embarrassed to admit that I still don't know what PIP stands for. People always post on reviews "little to no PIP from injecting..." What does it stand for?
PIP = Post-Injection Pain.
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so when they say they are getting no pip, are they saying literally no knot or soreness the next day? When I first started using TEST P EOD It was hard to find a new place to pin on my butt were there wasn't a knot.
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No one should ever feel embarrassed to ask! If you don't ask then how are you ever supposed to know the answer.
Btw I don't ever feel a knot, just a feeling that I've been dead legged. And I don't ever really feel that these days now I'm on the later batch of Kalpa test E.
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^Thanks^ I used Kalpa Test P for my last cycle and it was my first cycle pinning and the knots or PIP was PAINFUL! I checked the reviews and everyone was raving about how there was no PIP and as it was my first experience with TEST P I don't have anything to compare it to. Maybe I got an old batch? Is TEST E easier on the PIP?
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Yes. Test p seems to be known for its pip.
And the latest batch of Kalpa test e has no pip whereas the previous batch was quite bad!
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Thanks for the info Stron!