Search results for query: Ethyl oleate

Yes! I’ve read similar things. Asked a friend who brews his own gear and he said MCT would have no issues going from 600mg to 250mg. Perhaps if I wanted it to go to 100mg/ml then it would crash and crystallise. I was afraid to waste the oil and also have to purchase extra solvent and oil (EO...

Ethyl oleate, a solvent. It's not as bad as guaiacol to most, but still has inflammatory properties and other qualities that make people avoid it.

This is kinda wrong tho... You can get progesterone injection from compounding pharmacy made all with EO as the carrier oil and that's in America..if it wasn't FDA approved how would those injection be sold?

Injecting trans fat doesn't sound..any bit good. However I'm just puzzled why it shows up as Ethyl oleate in WWB but not in PUCA or SSA. The other components do look the same. If we go off this, then SSA and PUCA are using MCT + some other oil and wwb is using MCT + EO + some other oil. We...

Rumor is most of the Chinese sources use ethyl oleate, though I believe SSA denied it. But I’ve never seen any of their gear crash.

https://janoshik.com/tests/69773-Trenbolone_Acetate_QUIWZ2MRHSRK Common AAS components and Trenbolone Acerate peaks found. No ethyl oleate detected. Items 3,4,5,6,9 are the components of MCT oil.

It was chinese oil. Benzyl benzoate and ethyl oleate. More aggressive than oils with a lower solvent percentage but that doesn’t mean oils that don’t break it don’t cause leaching.

...with it and people mostly tolerate it very well, in comparison to other products. Also i never heard about inflamation problems from any customer. So im not sure how many people are really affected by this. But im sure i would have heard about this, if many people suffer this from Ethyl Oleate.

Hmm. You found a different post than the one I was thinking of.

Anyone have a recipe they have tried to homebrew slu injectable from raws with oils or ethyl oleate instead of pg & peg?

There’s no special sauce in any of this. If they don’t want to reveal it, it’s probably bad news. it’s carrier oil, BB, BA, API, maybe ethyl oleate, maybe guaiacol, in varying proportions. Anything beyond that is incredibly suspect. Even if they think their ratios are some big proprietary...

...two off the list, they're almost always used. So we're left with carrier oil differences, or possible uses of exotic additives like ethyl oleate, guaiacol, so on and so forth. See if you can get a list of ingredients from your source on one of the products you're having issues with. Maybe we...

https://thinksteroids.com/community/threads/janoshik-analytical-laboratory-testing-services.134405067/post-3499396 Yep, ethyl oleate via GCMS. Would be nice to package with HPLC for discount but he will say no, haha. Few will pay all that to screen their cheap Chinese oils. But useful for...

This is strange. Please can you confirm what oil are the Alpha Pharma products you are selling? Alpha pharma is well known for using EO. Do they have a line of non EO products? https://thinksteroids.com/community/threads/alpha-pharma-yes-or-no.134430733/post-3530360

Some of the worst PIP and reactions I've had is Primoteston Depot prefilled syringes. I think it's 20% BB or something ridiculous in castor oil. I don't think BB is that great for you either. I think if you are injecting CCs of gear per week the EO it contains is the least of your worries...

Thats hilarious we both ran to AI to find out simultaneously

...ester must diffuse out of that oil droplet into the surrounding tissue fluid before it can be absorbed. Thinner, low-viscosity oils (ethyl oleate, MCT, grapeseed) → ester molecules move faster through the oil → faster diffusion → quicker release. Thick, high-viscosity oils (especially castor...

...it must be dissolved and sterilized for injection. Carrier oils Cottonseed oil (common pharmaceutical choice) Grapeseed oil MCT oil Ethyl oleate (EO) (sometimes used for solubility) Co-solvents & preservatives Benzyl benzoate (BB) Benzyl alcohol (BA) – acts as an antimicrobial...

yeah that's fair. probably not a good idea to use it. might soak one in BB and see if it looks different after a week and on. Little science experiment.

EO shows up as Ethyl Oleate. e.g I'm not really worked up either. I'm just curious what vegetable oils are they using but I probably wont press too much. It's a trans fat tho..not the best for health. I'm sure people who use alot of China oils will do it if they're interested, or not.

Yea the SSA test has so much solvents I doubt it will crash. I saw a GCMS of their test cyp and it had 25% EO 25% bb or something like that.

The context here is injectables containing ethyl oleate.

I don't know if this answers your question (or any question), but EO can convert into EE with heat It could be a matter of temperature during shipping Correction: EO is likely more fluid than EE so better at making a finished product flow like water Dose/poison but yeah

Flip flop kinetics. Absorption not true elimination drives the apparent elimination rate constant for injectable Test esters.

Ethyl oleate is more a carrier oil than a solvent. It does have solvent properties. But you mainly use it to thin out your carrier oil. For e.g. instead of using 100% grapeseed oil, you could use 50/50 gso/eo. Its not unheard of to use 100% eo for brews. Or at least once upon a time it...