Brewing painless gear

[Big_paul]

Oxidation?

Heat just screws it up. It will get darker the more heat you use. It should be a light color when finished, not the dark amber looking crap I see guys using.

 

[Wunderpus]

Heat just screws it up. It will get darker the more heat you use. It should be a light color when finished, not the dark amber looking crap I see guys using.

Mine was almost like pee yellow, pretty bright. I brewed it from component, no heat. Explains why it looked bright, not brown.

 

[Big_paul]

That doesn't happen to any other compound I have ever brewed. Only tren.

 

[Big_paul]

Mine was almost like pee yellow, pretty bright. I brewed it from component, no heat. Explains why it looked bright, not brown.

Perfect.

 

[Jakan]

Heat just screws it up. It will get darker the more heat you use. It should be a light color when finished, not the dark amber looking crap I see guys using.

Know many guy who dont belive light tren A...they want a dark and darker hahah

 

[SEOINAGE]

I prefer sesame seed oil. Gotta get the right stuff though. My pharmacy accidentally replaced grapeseed with sesame seed. I liked it so much I started brewing my own with it as well. Much thinner and easier to pin. Just don't get the kind commonly used for cooking.

 

[jeffspacht]

Heat just screws it up. It will get darker the more heat you use. It should be a light color when finished, not the dark amber looking crap I see guys using.

according to my experience, the heat have little effect on the tren solution colour. the raw powder tren have two kinds colour, one is the light yellow and another one is dark yellow. so the tren solution colour have two kinds, one is you say, but other one is even become red

 

[Big_paul]

according to my experience, the heat have little effect on the tren solution colour. the raw powder tren have two kinds colour, one is the light yellow and another one is dark yellow. so the tren solution colour have two kinds, one is you say, but other one is even become red

I can only speak to my own experience. I brewed with finaplex-h and it defiantly affected the quality. If heat is used it will darken to an amber.

I brewed tren e a couple times and it wasn't an issue.

 

[mjf]

I'm about ready to try my first brewing experiment so I ordered all my "laboratory equipment" that I need from amazon. Based on my shopping experience I now have T-H heifer pellets on my recommendations list from amazon. I read the description for giggles and each pellet contains 200mg tren ace. I've seen a few threads where the subject was "making tren from pellets" but never read them. That's not what people were referring to was it?

I suppose I could search and find one of those threads and answer my own question, but this seemed easier.