I just started my cycle of 1-T two days ago. This is my first transdermal cycle and didn't realize the issues with transmitting it to others. Just read the warning and now start reading up on the transdermals. I washed my hands after use and let it dry but if I put my hand on my neck or something then touch something will I transmit a large amount of it to another surface, like my computer which might be used by others? Or the bar at the gym?

Any ideas on the likely hood of that so I can determine how careful I need to be. Further can I just wash clothes, blankets, etc that might have had this transfered to them during my cycle?

Thanks

Good question, interested as well.

Once the majority of it absorbs into your skin, the risks are significantly less. It's encouraged to cover a large surface area to enhance not only the degree of absorbtion, but also the speed of absorbtion time.

I know that eric has added some moisturizing aspects to the formula as well to prevent skin from drying out and being damaged as a result of the transdermal delivery process.

As long as you're allowing ample time to dry into your skin (for me 10-15 minutes), you should be good to go. You should most definitely wash your hands after application though to prevent direct contact transmission after application.

1-T isn’t something you really need to be that worried about. I bet there are far worse things being transmitted through the bar at the gym.

The only real problem is applying the product and then having direct contact with an infant or small child [who generally have very permeable skin and high sensitivity to hormones.]

-Eric

No doubt. MRSA for starters, haha.

Eric and Trauma,

I appreciate both of your replies, I will let it dry for 10-15 minutes, wash my hands after application, and stay away from small children. I realize there are probably far worse things on the bar than the 1-T, I am guessing from the proportionality of dosing the amount of 1-T could be negligible that is transfered to a non-absorbing surface.

Thanks,

-JTest