Need to confirm Tren/Heat guidance

[Heavy Iron]

I didn't watch temperature but I heated mine until the glass was a little too hot to hold with just MCT in it then backed the heat off. Added a little powder and stirred until it melted. Repeated this until all powder was in. Non stop stirring. Once it started to clear up I added BA/BB (2/20). By the end it was all in solution the beaker was very warm. I could pick it up but it was VERY warm. No sludge or crash or anything.

 

[Heavy Iron]

standard lab practice would be to dissolve the solute AAS into the primary solvent oil before the addition of any additives such as B.B. or BA.

I feel like I have heard that the heat could evaporate the BA? Idk.

 

[Robfromga]

I feel like I have heard that the heat could evaporate the BA? Idk.

Throw a little ba into a beaker and heat it .
It's boiling point is 205°c. I highly doubt any one is heating any hormone that hot.

There's multiple ways to do it, and I'm by no means as experienced as others, but I add bb and ba at the same time.

And Jim also said "solvent oil" which would be EO or Mig? The test I get from the pharmacy doesn't list that on the contents sheet. It does list BB and BA along with "inert carrier oil"

 

[Dr JIM]

Throw a little ba into a beaker and heat it .
It's boiling point is 205°c. I highly doubt any one is heating any hormone that hot.

There's multiple ways to do it, and I'm by no means as experienced as others, but I add bb and ba at the same time.

And Jim also said "solvent oil" which would be EO or Mig? The test I get from the pharmacy doesn't list that on the contents sheet. It does list BB and BA along with "inert carrier oil"

 

[Dr JIM]

I feel like I have heard that the heat could evaporate the BA? Idk.

 

[Heavy Iron]

I think meso is screwing up for me... I can't see Avis and what people say when they quote me. I'll try to read again later? Idk what is going on.

 

[Monstar]

@eje1990 I don't see anything under Dr JIM's quote of you either and I can see all avatars.

 

[Heavy Iron]

@eje1990 I don't see anything under Dr JIM's quote of you either and I can see all avatars.

It's kind of a hit or miss with the avatars and quotes for me. But there is definitely an issue with the site. Some people can't even post on the open fourm. They can only do status updates on their profile. @Millard Baker sorry to tag you I'm sure you have been tagged or messaged many times. Is this issue going to resolved soon?

 

[Robfromga]

Forum wasn't working. Looks like it's all good now.

 

[Dr JIM]

And Jim also said "solvent oil" which would be EO or Mig? The test I get from the pharmacy doesn't list that on the contents sheet. It does list BB and BA along with "inert carrier oil"

For practical reasons Pharm’s often list contents differently than chemists.

A carrier oil is synonymous with the primary solvent

And bc Benzyl Benzoate enhances the solubility of the primary solute (active ingredient = AAS) its considered an excipient by chemists

Finally even though Benzyl Alcohol also enhances the solubility of AAS
and is often used as a precursor in industrial chemistry it primary purpose is that of a preservative in the production of AAS by big Pharma.

 

[Robfromga]

For practical reasons Pharm’s often list contents differently than chemists.

A carrier oil is synonymous with the primary solvent

And bc Benzyl Benzoate enhances the solubility of the primary solute (active ingredient = AAS) its considered an excipient by chemists

Finally even though Benzyl Alcohol also enhances the solubility of AAS
and is often used as a precursor in industrial chemistry it primary purpose is that of a preservative in the production of AAS by big Pharma.

So what you said is the "ingredients" isn't really the ingredients because it blows everything you've posted out of the water. FYI, carrier oil doesn't mean solvent. But hey, keep manipulating quasi doc

 

[Dr JIM]

So what you said is the "ingredients" isn't really the ingredients because it blows everything you've posted out of the water. FYI, carrier oil doesn't mean solvent. But hey, keep manipulating quasi doc

And your incapable of learning squat.

 

[Robfromga]

And your incapable of learning squat.

Bravo Dr Narcissist. Step 2, attempt to discredit .
Wonder why it lists BB and not a solvent oil?

 

[Dr JIM]

I feel like I have heard that the heat could evaporate the BA? Idk.

Since the temps required to vaporize BA approximate the smoke point of many AAS solvent oils. I’d be more concerned about the effects of such high temps on the steroid itself.

 

[Dr JIM]

Bravo Dr Narcissist. Step 2, attempt to discredit .
Wonder why it lists BB and not a solvent oil?

Good God fool ask the FDA why they
require a list of ingredients, lol

Otherwise provide the name of your
Pharma product and I’ll be happy to
spell it out for you in 6th grade terms.

 

[Robfromga]

Good God fool ask the FDA why they
require a list of ingredients, lol

Otherwise provide the name of your
Pharma product and I’ll be happy to
spell it out for you in 6th grade terms.

Quasi Doc
I have the fold ou, so know you're smarter than the chemical engineer the designed the info pack and the pharmaceutical company ? That's rich . Keep trying to dig your way out doc .

Wonder why my test crashes around 55-60° with all that EO. You're really a special kind of moron.

 

[Dr JIM]

Quasi Doc
I have the fold ou, so know you're smarter than the chemical engineer the designed the info pack and the pharmaceutical company ? That's rich . Keep trying to dig your way out doc .

Wonder why my test crashes around 55-60° with all that EO. You're really a special kind of moron.

Bc youre a foolish bathtub brewer who believes a fundamental understanding of organic chemistry, (and that begins with nomenclature), needn't be a prerequisite to experimenting with chemicals from solvents to solutes.

One thing is certain only luck will prevent you from frying the bathtub, or your face like Richard Pryor.

 

[Robfromga]

Bc youre a foolish bathtub brewer who believes a fundamental understanding of organic chemistry, (and that begins with nomenclature), needn't be a prerequisite to experimenting with chemicals from solvents to solutes.

One thing is certain only luck will prevent you from frying the bathtub, or your face like Richard Pryor.

C'mon quasi doc, you've tried step 1 from the narcissists handbook, discredit. Time to move onto step 2, become the victim.

The fact is the test I get from CVS, doesn't have EO in it . Or any other solvent than BB. I mean is it so hard to believe that? Is it such a stretch? Or is it because your fragile little ego can't stand to be one upped by a know nothing?

C'mon quasi doc....step 2 . Chop chop

 

[Dr JIM]

Quasi Doc
I have the fold ou, so know you're smarter than the chemical engineer the designed the info pack and the pharmaceutical company ? That's rich . Keep trying to dig your way out doc .

Wonder why my test crashes around 55-60° with all that EO. You're really a special kind of moron.

Yea the name of your "TRT" Manufacture/Pharma company would be nice since IMO others need to understand your level of ignorance.

 

[Dr JIM]

C

1) The fact is the test I get from CVS, doesn't have EO in it .

Or any other solvent than BB. I mean is it so hard to believe that?

C'mon quasi doc....step 2 . Chop chop

1) No shit fool although EO may be used by a few PG manufactures NO US AAS manufacturer uses EO as a solvent and in the latter case the concentration of EO approximates 10-20%. But a bathtub brewer as foolish as you heck yea Ive every reason to suspect you try to brew AAS with 100% EO, since bro science is and will always be your mantra.


2) Holy shit no preservative in single dose amps!

3) Still waiting on the Name of the Manufacturer for your "Pharma" TRT product.