Favorite Carrier Oils?

[Undertow333]

I was jusst curious as to what everyones favorite carrier oils were and why. Do you use the same across the board or different oils for different compounds. Grapeseed and Cottonseed are the only two that I have ever used but I am considering branching out.

 

[mercury]

I used grapeseed, not becasue there is something special about it but it worked fine for me all the time so I do not want to change.

 

[MythotiK]

Gso

 

[beedix]

Cottonseed and EO is what I like. CS because that is what pharma uses. And a Minimal amount of EO just makes everything have zero PIP and thins out the CS.

 

[MaxBiceps]

I prefer peanut, castor, and cottonseed simply because its what pharma uses. Im going to try cocomut oil soon. I use the castor for long esters so it holds in depot longer and the thinner oils for shorter. I am foing to use coconut mct for super long lile my test undecanoate.

 

[Undertow333]

I have used Castor oil before for a large batch of cyp. I will be brewing all short esters this time around. The EO intrigues me but I know very little about actually working with it. Time to do some research.

 

[beedix]

EO is magic for me. Some are allergic to it and there are only very limited medical papers that don't really provide a conclusion that it is safe on the body long term.

I use as little as I can get away with to get zero PIP. Sometimes none depending on the dosage/compound.

 

[basskiller]

safflower oil is all that I will use these days (for more than a few years now)
I've tried a number of them.. GSO being a thinner viscosity is weaker when it comes to keeping higher mgs/ml experiments in solution. (without having to resort to other chems to take up the slack)
My BA/BB ratio also remains the same at 2%/18%

 

[ThunderNuts]

safflower oil is all that I will use these days (for more than a few years now)
I've tried a number of them.. GSO being a thinner viscosity is weaker when it comes to keeping higher mgs/ml experiments in solution. (without having to resort to other chems to take up the slack)
My BA/BB ratio also remains the same at 2%/18%

These are the two that I use as well. Safflower and Grapeseed.

 

[kosta jeezy]

I've always used gso but really it seems to dark and thick even with 18- bb. This week I'm going to play with. Mixing Mct with gso, and try it with seasame oils. Mct is suppose to be thin and allows for no pip. And is cheap as ever!

 

[SEOINAGE]

Sesame oil, found some stuff that is expeller pressed, and super thin and smooth.

 

[jp4355]

Today, I'm going to give a Mix a try.
75% Safflower and 25% GSO.
I'll let you know how it goes................................JP

 

[mr.nitro]

Mct oil

 

[jp4355]

Today, I'm going to give a Mix a try.
75% Safflower and 25% GSO.
I'll let you know how it goes................................JP

I just finished Brewing.
I was sweating my ass off, over doing this.
It came out Perr-fectly. I don't believe it.
This was Test Acetate, the mix is the Shit................................JP

 

[alphastrength50]

MCT oil :3

 

[PobodysNerfect]

I have only ever pinned safflower myself and was pretty damn smooth. not my homebrew but it was what was used in the gear I got.

 

[laMaquina]

I just finished Brewing.
I was sweating my ass off, over doing this.
It came out Perr-fectly. I don't believe it.
This was Test Acetate, the mix is the Shit................................JP

I tried this for my first brew ever and it is really smooth. thanks

 

[DeVille Papo]

i've always used gso

which is thinner though: sesame oil, safflower oil or grapeseed oil?

 

[calfcramp]

I have used Castor oil before for a large batch of cyp. I will be brewing all short esters this time around. The EO intrigues me but I know very little about actually working with it. Time to do some research.

EO greatly reduces viscosity! I use 30/50 to 50/50. It pulls from the vial and injects with ease.

 

[Babylon]

Grape seed oil. Smooth as smooth gets.