There's really no way to avoid POME, other than plunging to see if your in a vessel (and there's no real saying if you broke veins upon entry)..Everyone's "mapping of veins,vessels and arteries" will vary from the next..One's favored site may not be ideal for you, and vice verse..What helps most people is knowing what sites work best for them when targeting a specific compound (tren), eliminate areas/sites where you have experienced more reactions/onset of POME, target a site where the circulatory system is less pronounced (larger groups may be a good example), more wide spread in lieu of being confined like Delts,bi's, tri's, or even calves (stay far away from calves).
The VG is a great targeting site,especially with Base and/or Ace.
POME can happen with almost all injections,at times even flue shots..However, by now most of you seasoned VET's in this post are aware of the greater chance of an acute reaction of hypoxia regarding tren, and what induces it, compared to my prior example.
If it seems to be a more frequent thing, try including other oils,compounds or even B12, maybe for the possibility of the carriers assisting by interfering with the fast metabolization and absorption within the local enzymes that are present,like fatty acids/and other lipid/lipoxygenase; Lipoxygenase; as these cells are expressed through the branches/bronchi and the entire respiratory system,they have a direct pathway to the respiratory system..
Is it possible to manipulate this process in the local environment through the presence of more carriers,and other hormones or b12 that aren't as sensitive within the presence of these cells? Sounds reasonable on paper,right?
Nature of the game with the love hate relationship..But, can we agree that "Tren" is a necessary evil?!?! Give me a Whooo Raaaa!!!