GSO instead of EO?

[acoll83]

Attempting to brew some cyp for myself and the recipe I planned on using included GSO and EO. I've heard a lot of people have bad reactions to EO. My question is can I just replace the EO with GSO? Any suggestions?

Test C

50mls @ 200mgs/ml
10g powder
17.5ml Ethyl Oleate (EO)
16ml Grapeseed Oil (GSO)
1.5ml BA (3%)
7.5ml BB (15%)

 

[XKawN]

I always recommend folks going with enanthate. As far as eo, very, very few people have bad reactions and the many that tolerate it, love it. From what I've personally seen alot more folks have bad reactions to mct than eo. You can certainly use GSO. GSO is wonderfully, but a bit thick and has a tint to it. Personally, I would use the recipe you posted vs going all GSO.

 

[acoll83]

I always recommend folks going with enanthate. As far as eo, very, very few people have bad reactions and the many that tolerate it, love it. From what I've personally seen alot more folks have bad reactions to mct than eo. You can certainly use GSO. GSO is wonderfully, but a bit thick and has a tint to it. Personally, I would use the recipe you posted vs going all GSO.

Thanks for the input, I'll take your advice. One more question, do I have to buy sterile oil or can I sterilize it myself? Sterile oil seems to be much more expensive and if I'm sterilizing everything else I figured I can do the oil as well.

 

[XKawN]

You sterilize during the process. You could technically go to the grocery store and buy oil off the shelf.

 

[Jakan]

One more question, do I have to buy sterile oil or can I sterilize it myself? Sterile oil seems to be much more expensive and if I'm sterilizing everything else I figured I can do the oil as well.

Be sterile after ,22 filtration. But you can heath them before.

 

[Gramps]

I saw one bottle of GSO and after reading the label I saw it had some additives. I wouldn't use any off the shelf without knowing for sure how pure it was.

 

[Wunderpus]

Be careful what kind of filter you use, EO eats plastic.... Thus, no longer sterile.

 

[mghoward74]

Be careful what kind of filter you use, EO eats plastic.... Thus, no longer sterile.

Exactly

There are filters specifically for the use of EO.

There's nothing wrong with picking up oil from your local grocery store. The whole sterile vs regular oil is BS, because you're filtering it anyway

 

[napaulm]

but, can he heat it for awhile and will that be enuff to then filter the whole shebang thru a .45 or will he still need to pre-filter with a .22 b4 adding the gso to the mix.

 

[acoll83]

Exactly

There are filters specifically for the use of EO.

There's nothing wrong with picking up oil from your local grocery store. The whole sterile vs regular oil is BS, because you're filtering it anyway

Thank you all for the feedback, I really appreciate the help.

While we're on the topic - any recommendations for these filters? Also for a vacuum pump? There are many options out there.

 

[Wunderpus]

How many total MLs are you looking to make?

 

[acoll83]

How many total MLs are you looking to make?

1000 cyp to start. Also have some prop and tren.

 

[Wunderpus]

1000 mls??

 

[acoll83]

How many total MLs are you looking to make?

I'll be starting with a few small batches and using syringes with filters to the oil from the beaker to the vials. Eventually I would like to use a pump.

 

[acoll83]

1000 mls??

Correct. 100 10ml vials.

 

[Wunderpus]

Correct. 100 10ml vials.

The only practical way is with a vacuum pump. You can use the hand operated model if you'd like, or the electronic one. I've never made over 100mls at a time. Personally, I WOULD NOT suggest making 1000mls of a brew you have never tried before. I'd make 40 or so and pin it for a while to make sure you react well to it.

Plus, 1000mls sounds like you're sourcing...? Even if you used 1 gram a week, that's like 4 years worth..?

 

[Wunderpus]

I'd get a few of these, always better to have 1 or 2 extra just in case: Millipore Steritop - GPZ Med Lab

A few of these: Glass Media Bottle - 500 ML - GPZ Med Lab

Possibly this: Hand Vacuum Pump - GPZ Med Lab

And I'd do a lot of thinking about brewing up 1000mls before I did it... Just a thought.

 

[acoll83]

The only practical way is with a vacuum pump. You can use the hand operated model if you'd like, or the electronic one. I've never made over 100mls at a time. Personally, I WOULD NOT suggest making 1000mls of a brew you have never tried before. I'd make 40 or so and pin it for a while to make sure you react well to it.

Plus, 1000mls sounds like you're sourcing...? Even if you used 1 gram a week, that's like 4 years worth..?

I agree 100%, like I said I'm making a few small batches to see how it goes first. Sourcing - now that's not a bad idea lol. Not quite yet atleast. I have a lot of juiced up friends who I throw in with on bulk orders so it seems like a good idea on more than one front.

I also know this guy who is a complete fucking moron who brews his own stuff so I imagine I'll be just fine.

 

[Wunderpus]

Having never brewed to making 1000mls is a big jump. Hope I was helpful, but keep it small at first. You may enjoy making smaller batches of different blends to suit your cycles more than having a gallon of cyp.

 

[acoll83]

I'd get a few of these, always better to have 1 or 2 extra just in case: Millipore Steritop - GPZ Med Lab

A few of these: Glass Media Bottle - 500 ML - GPZ Med Lab

Possibly this: Hand Vacuum Pump - GPZ Med Lab

And I'd do a lot of thinking about brewing up 1000mls before I did it... Just a thought.

Thanks for the info! I'd be crazy to think that I can brew up that much in one batch on my first attempt. 100ml trial run, if I ruin it, no sweat. I'm highly ocd and very meticulous so I feel that'll work in my favor.