Has Anyone Tried Using A Dropper Method With Dutasteride Or Finasteride?

[Jason Carter]

Just out of curiosity, has anyone tried breaking open a dutasteride capsule or a finasteride capsule then put the liquid beneath their tongue for about a minute then swallowing?

In bodybuilding it is common to take prohormones in a fluid form, then using a dropper to put a specific amount under one's tongue, keeping it there for a minute, and swallowing it. This allows for a higher quantity to enter the blood stream as it doesn't need to be metabolized or processed by the liver. It is also more direct.

I wondered if this would reduce some of the strain on the liver from taking dutasteride or finasteride, while also increasing its effectiveness. Or for those transitioning from finasteride to dutasteride, reduces the time it takes to transition.

I wasn't sure if anyone had tried it before, but thought I would ask.

 

[Jason Carter]

SARMs are generally consumed in this manner as well.

 

[AnxiousAndy]

A few people have probably tried it, but likely nobody on this forum. Why don't you try it yourself and let us know how it goes?

 

[Jason Carter]

Thanks for the response, Andy. I'll try it out.

Here is an article discussing what I am talking about for anyone interested: https://www.healthline.com/health/sublingual-and-buccal-medication-administration

I read on another page that people can take half of a pill sublingually and get the same result as swallowing it.

 

[MorningGlory]

In bodybuilding it is common to take prohormones in a fluid form, then using a dropper to put a specific amount under one's tongue, keeping it there for a minute, and swallowing it. This allows for a higher quantity to enter the blood stream as it doesn't need to be metabolized or processed by the liver. It is also more direct.

Sounds like broscience.

 

[Jason Carter]

Sounds like broscience.

I won't argue with that. Here is a less broscience analysis of what I am talking about: https://www.sciencedirect.com/topic...y-and-pharmaceutical-science/sublingual-route