Color of DHB

[Joker21]

Hi.
Is this the normal DHB color? Usually the previous ones I made were the same color as, for example, Test P. Transparent, no color. I used the same products as always.

 

[eery]

What oil is used? Looks more yellow then ive seen before but the carrier oil could impact that.

 

[Joker21]

What oil is used? Looks more yellow then ive seen before but the carrier oil could impact that.

Standard MCT that I have been using forever. 2% BA, 20% BB and 10% EO. I usually order DHB in 50g batches, periodically, from QSC. The previous 3-4 productions were normal.

 

[patriotmuscle1]

What temp did you brew at and for how long did she stir at said temp.. I had a brand of mct that would darken a touch when stirred for awhile at 150f. I've since changed to a different usp filtered brand..and haven't had that issue.. yet..
I've also had batches of test e raws that always have a slight tint like this and then test c and p were clear.. I never really worried to much. I asked a guy who had a lab for many years and he said it was normal .. this was 6 years ago.

Edit: it could just be the raws have seen a little more air then others. I believe they call it oxidation.. kinda like how steel rusts. Which can give it a slight darker tint.

If you have any serious concern chromate offering testing for $60 .. can't beat that price for knowing what's what.

 

[HereToTeachAndLearn]

What temp did you brew at and for how long did she stir at said temp.. I had a brand of mct that would darken a touch when stirred for awhile at 150f. I've since changed to a different usp filtered brand..and haven't had that issue.. yet..
I've also had batches of test e raws that always have a slight tint like this and then test c and p were clear.. I never really worried to much. I asked a guy who had a lab for many years and he said it was normal .. this was 6 years ago.

This answer is correct! Do not be concerned.

 

[Joker21]

What temp did you brew at and for how long did she stir at said temp.. I had a brand of mct that would darken a touch when stirred for awhile at 150f. I've since changed to a different usp filtered brand..and haven't had that issue.. yet..
I've also had batches of test e raws that always have a slight tint like this and then test c and p were clear.. I never really worried to much. I asked a guy who had a lab for many years and he said it was normal .. this was 6 years ago.

Edit: it could just be the raws have seen a little more air then others. I believe they call it oxidation.. kinda like how steel rusts. Which can give it a slight darker tint.

If you have any serious concern chromate offering testing for $60 .. can't beat that price for knowing what's what.

I usually heat it to 60-65 degrees Celsius. As for the time, I don't remember. DHB usually takes a little longer than other hormones.
As for oxidation, I also thought about it. Thanks for your thought.