Ok, just mixed in the supplied DMSO with the T-Gel and added 12 grams each to two bottles of it. My problem is the smell of garlic!!! Already been pointed out to me by co-workers so I have to do something. Don't really like the idea of throwing out almost two full bottles and starting...
I have found 99% DMSO that is in a roll on dispenser and was wondering if I could topically apply the roll on DMSO and then apply my androgel to the same areas resulting in better absorbtion of androgel. For any chemistry inclined people here these are the ingredients in androgel: ""The active pharmacologic ingredient in AndroGel is testosterone.
DMSO works by disrupting water in the startum corneum which allows for drugs to pass through. If your skin is dry - especislly from using a hydroalcoholic gel like Androgel, this will ensure better penetration.
CEM has odorless dmso. No smell, no taste, nothing! It costs a bit but I am going to use it in the standard formula in this forum and up the dmso from 10% to 20-30%... Can't wait! 50% absorption??? I'm making up number here haha but excited.
First off DMSO should not be used as a carrier. It is an effective penetration enhancer and should be used 10 mins prior application of trans and 30 mins after to pull through residue. The link provide was for topical not transdermal carriers but most of the principles still apply. You could use dmso in the trans itself at a rate of upto 20%, 10% is probably sufficient. Old transdermal ...
I bought some DMSO in order to make an absortion enhanced transdermal formula but what was my surprise when I was ready to put it in the mix I just realized it was solid as a chunk of ice.
My DMSO is solid , what the hell is wrong? - AnabolicMinds.com
My DIL's mare, Gypsy had problems with her stifles after she put on a lot of weight. The Vet had me apply a liniment if Bigeloil and DMSO. Wear latex gloves when handling DMSO. I put it in a spray bottle, sprayed it on then rubbed the area. Her leg would get stuck up.. Hill work, backing, and poles are good exercises for stifle problems.