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[Best Steroids]

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While it's true many UGL "salesman" are slow learners, others can't tolerate rejection, and a few more are desperate to make a buck, they ALL eventually confront reality and LEAVE, once they have NO ONE to chat with!

Oh and incidentally the hallmark of any quality manufacturer, UGL or otherwise, they don't need to reimburse mods or vets to "sell or push their goods", their products SELL THEMSELVES!

But if you KNOW of a Meso VET who is on the take for Pharmacon, Best Steroids, I'd LOVE to hear it, otherwise it's no surprise your products are NOT selling here!

My products do sell themselves. I've never offered to reimburse mods or vets...if you are referring to me asking mods or vets to anonymously buy and test my products, then yes I will pay for all expenses incurred. Why would that be against Meso policy?

 

[jJjburton]

its from the syringe. I had this too. Sometimes the syringes has a good in it wh nthey are brand new. You have to check then then throw those away. I think it's from the streilizing compound for the syringe, or from the shipment being to hot and the rubber stopper melting a liittle.

 

[sin]

its from the syringe. I had this too. Sometimes the syringes has a good in it wh nthey are brand new. You have to check then then throw those away. I think it's from the streilizing compound for the syringe, or from the shipment being to hot and the rubber stopper melting a liittle.

Rubber doesn't melt till about 160 or more degrees celsius so I highly doubt it is that.

 

[Dr JIM]

It doesn't need to "melt" to degrade its functionality.

 

[Dr JIM]

Same thing happened to 2 of my pharma npp? Baked at 220 for 30 minutes and stayed clear. Never used npp before so wasn't sure if it was common for npp. On a separate note what results did you get from it and dosage. I've noticed more of a reshaping of my body then mass gains and I'm on 600/wk. Not much in way of weight gain but o.k. with avoiding water gain.

I would avoid dry heat as a means of clearing precipitate primarily bc AAS vials are not a "Pyrex" grade.

The latter are "heat tempered" and greatly reduce the chance of the glass CRACKING.

Boiling has other disadvantages especially if the vial has already been punctured, as the vapor pressure of oil exceeds that of water allowing water to enter the vial!

MW is probably the best method overall IMO

 

[jJjburton]

Rubber doesn't melt till about 160 or more degrees celsius so I highly doubt it is that.

Well some of my new pins, have a sticky liquid in them. Like 2 out of 100. It almost looks like a clear gel. Maybe you pulled.... fuck it idc.

 

[Ozzy619]

sorry, i did not want to disappoint you.

this is exactly what i meant. microwave oven. its a normal idea. it works and i personally and lots of people did it hundreds of times. that topper is some sort of aluminium. absolutely nothing happens. there will be even no sparks. just set power not higher as 600W. even 300 would be enough, takes longer probably. microwave oven always helps.

Heating the vial in hot water is a much safer idea. Take some aluminum foil and put it in your microwave and see what happens. Metals should not be microwaved.

 

[Bob Dole]

Heating the vial in hot water is a much safer idea. Take some aluminum foil and put it in your microwave and see what happens. Metals should not be microwaved.

I already nuked it and the vials now look nice and clear. I did notice a popcorn smell though. lol

 

[sin]

Heating the vial in hot water is a much safer idea. Take some aluminum foil and put it in your microwave and see what happens. Metals should not be microwaved.

Sturdy metals such as that on the vial will typically be fine. When you get fine pieces of metal such as foil in there it cannot handle the flow of microwaves and will sometimes catch fire. SMooth foil can even be placed in a microwave and generally not cause arcing or fire but ball it up and the microwaves run along the edge and arc to the metal walls of the microwave. ( Yes, the insides walls of the microwaves are made of metal )

 

[ECB]

I would avoid dry heat as a means of clearing precipitate primarily bc AAS vials are not a "Pyrex" grade.

The latter are "heat tempered" and greatly reduce the chance of the glass CRACKING.

Boiling has other disadvantages especially if the vial has already been punctured, as the vapor pressure of oil exceeds that of water allowing water to enter the vial!

MW is probably the best method overall IMO

Most vials are Borosilicate which does very well with heat and is very resistant to thermal shock. Pyrex just a brand of Borosilicate glass.

Borosilicate is heavily used in glass "pipes" which get heated repeatedly.

MW is fine, but dry heat is generally fine too.

 

[Bender83]

Well some of my new pins, have a sticky liquid in them. Like 2 out of 100. It almost looks like a clear gel. Maybe you pulled.... fuck it idc.

I have ran into 2 pins like this also (that I noticed anyway). Brand new sealed BD syringes that had this clear gel looking shit on the plunger/barrel. I always make sure to press the plunger all the way to the top so it touches the end of the barrel, and then watch as I pull it away to make sure there isn't any of that stuff clinging on to it.

Glad I'm not the only one whose seen that before.

 

[Ozzy619]

Sturdy metals such as that on the vial will typically be fine. When you get fine pieces of metal such as foil in there it cannot handle the flow of microwaves and will sometimes catch fire. SMooth foil can even be placed in a microwave and generally not cause arcing or fire but ball it up and the microwaves run along the edge and arc to the metal walls of the microwave. ( Yes, the insides walls of the microwaves are made of metal )

You're right, I was just reading that. I guess metal reflect microwaves but crumpled metal or fine metal pose a certain fire risk if paper or other flammable materials are present. I made my comment as I once seen massive arcing with aluminum foil ad a kid. I will still do the hot water method for crashed gear because I'm not a lazy fuck.

 

[Sampei]

Microwaved gear ----> Peter Parker - da hulk - x-men - dead pool - supaman! - ozzy ousbourne - blade - highlander! - and more.

Be careful

 

[manafest]

Well some of my new pins, have a sticky liquid in them. Like 2 out of 100. It almost looks like a clear gel. Maybe you pulled.... fuck it idc.

i have seen this as well a few times..

 

[5fingerdp]

The heating pad wouldn't be enough heat and the the lighter would be questionable. Heat some water till just before it begins boiling and leave it at that temp. Take your vial and put it in there. I keep the top of the vial in my hand and pull it in and out of the water somewhat frequently and swirl the contents of the vial around. It should take no more than 15min or so to go back in solution if this is the issue.

Also, I may have missed it but what compound is this?

I've done this to some sust I have but after a few days it seems to crystallize again. Someone said to add something but I don't remember what it was, or how much? I am so sorry for bringing this up in the ops thread it's just there is a lot of good knowledge here. Excellent post op, again I apologize.

 

[jackmeoff1]

It's crashed gear.

What gets me is I got most of my gear to date from guys/girls who brew the shit in there kitchen and these issues have been very rare.

Pharmacom is supposed to be state of the art and a few people report this. Like wtf

 

[Docd187123]

I've done this to some sust I have but after a few days it seems to crystallize again. Someone said to add something but I don't remember what it was, or how much? I am so sorry for bringing this up in the ops thread it's just there is a lot of good knowledge here. Excellent post op, again I apologize.

You can try adding filtered/sterilized benzyl benzoate or whatever the carrier oil is or another carrier oil.

 

[Bob Dole]

It's crashed gear.

What gets me is I got most of my gear to date from guys/girls who brew the shit in there kitchen and these issues have been very rare.

Pharmacom is supposed to be state of the art and a few people report this. Like wtf

I was thinking this as well.

 

[Buckscout]

I used to buy my needles online but I bought the plunger/body from TSC because I could get a shit ton of them cheap as f, I quickly came to realize that the tsc bodies were almost always dirty..... They would have floaters in them almost everytime I used them. Mind you they were very small floaters and hard to see but still they were not what I would consider sterile...
Soon as I switched to getting the entire syringe from the same online place that was made for humans, I started getting clean and clear draws.

I am not saying this is what is the OP's problem but it's worth asking...

I check my hear with a fine tooth comb... I have been a pain in the ass to more than a few brewers here because I saw what I thought was less than sterile conditions.... 9 times out of 10 it was me just being cautious but at times the seller does have problems.... With that said, I haven't had a ton of experience with pharmacom but what I have had, the vials were perfect. .

 

[Rising_Falcon]

I used to buy my needles online but I bought the plunger/body from TSC because I could get a shit ton of them cheap as f, I quickly came to realize that the tsc bodies were almost always dirty..... They would have floaters in them almost everytime I used them. Mind you they were very small floaters and hard to see but still they were not what I would consider sterile...
Soon as I switched to getting the entire syringe from the same online place that was made for humans, I started getting clean and clear draws.

I am not saying this is what is the OP's problem but it's worth asking...

I check my hear with a fine tooth comb... I have been a pain in the ass to more than a few brewers here because I saw what I thought was less than sterile conditions.... 9 times out of 10 it was me just being cautious but at times the seller does have problems.... With that said, I haven't had a ton of experience with pharmacom but what I have had, the vials were perfect. .

I have 7 vials of test c from pharmacom all clean and clear no debris or crash crystals.