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The Cartalax Did It! My Knee Feels So Much Better!

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    Eleanor
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    5mg, .40/40 units. Small right now as I just started. Will be increasing about 10 units every 4 or 5 days until something changes, or not.

    Surprised at how little Cartalax is available in larger than 20mg vials. 10mg vials will not last long.

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      One thing to be considered IF there's lots, or even small amounts of scar tissue, I find it's more beneficial to loosen it up a bit first. Depending upon where the scar is, you can take a WOODEN rolling pen and just roll it over the area a bit; don't apply any pressure yet. The scar will tighten at first to protect itself, but then will loosen as it gets used to the roll. As it gets more comfortable, apply a little pressure at a time. Afterward, inject. This method works wonders! 19th century secret to easing scar tissue works.

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      • E Eleanor

        5mg, .40/40 units. Small right now as I just started. Will be increasing about 10 units every 4 or 5 days until something changes, or not.

        Surprised at how little Cartalax is available in larger than 20mg vials. 10mg vials will not last long.

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        @Eleanor I doubt that people use it in such high doses commonly. Not that it would hurt, you are ok to use 10mg or more safely. I know, as a pill (100mcg) it is used up to 3 pills 3 times a day (so, 0.9 mg) as an aggressive protocol for 45 days for advanced knee arthritis.

        attentiion is all you need

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          @Eleanor I doubt that people use it in such high doses commonly. Not that it would hurt, you are ok to use 10mg or more safely. I know, as a pill (100mcg) it is used up to 3 pills 3 times a day (so, 0.9 mg) as an aggressive protocol for 45 days for advanced knee arthritis.

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          @vpeptides
          I always start small. No doubt it's okay for most but I have immune and nerve deficiencies due to what was advanced Lyme Disease.

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            5mg, .40/40 units. Small right now as I just started. Will be increasing about 10 units every 4 or 5 days until something changes, or not.

            Surprised at how little Cartalax is available in larger than 20mg vials. 10mg vials will not last long.

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            @Eleanor said:

            5mg, .40/40 units

            What does it mean exactly?

            attentiion is all you need

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              Sorry. I started with 5mg dose, which after reconstitution is 40 units on 1cc syringe.

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                Sorry. I started with 5mg dose, which after reconstitution is 40 units on 1cc syringe.

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                @Eleanor Do you have a 25mg vial then with 2ml of water, or 20mg with 1.6 ml?

                attentiion is all you need

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                  I had a 25mg vial and I always put a bit of extra BAC. I prefer to pull between 20 and 60ish or so on syringe. More comfy. I don't remember the exact on this one. I used Randy calculator and account for the ml or so trapped in the neck of the syringe.

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                    I'll be going back to inject in mid to lower left thigh, as I can feel some pain in my knee today, after inject in hip. Might try 2 injections; one in each place.

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                    • E Eleanor

                      It took only about 48 or so hours for the Cartalax to ease my knee pain by more than 50%, and am pain free all day with only 1 injection.

                      The problem when I started is I was injecting in the morning when my knee was very sore upon waking. I switched to just before bedtime and well reduced pain the following morning and throughout the day.

                      Nice stuff!

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                      @Eleanor Wow, if this is true, this is quite exciting. I just purchased Cartalax for my hips, since my doctor said my cartilage is messed up there. If this actually helps with pain, ill be over the moon. I will be pairing this with the wolverine stack, which I am already taking

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