SwolieGuacamole
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Simply swelling and degradation through solvent contact.Safe to assume this isn’t high concentration issues considering these vials are cyp 200 and 50. What’s your batch numbers on these? Wonder if it correlates to the DHB batching timeline. One stopper is a one off and can be attributed to user handling but multiple vials from different users something more perhaps? Is there really anyway to determine cause or are there too many factors based on region, shipping, altitude of lab etc…? I mean in almost two decades of AAS purchasing I’ve never seen it. Not accusing of malpractice just generally curious. What’s the significance or is it nothing of concern? Lots of experience in here have others seen this before?
Easy to see. I have test, deca and tren open. Every time you flip the vial to draw, solvents make contact with the stopper.
I use test the most, and that stopper is swelling the most. Tren is used the least, and that is least swollen. Deca is in between for use and swelling.
BA/BB will also play a factor.
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