Compounding pharmaceutical instructions

Do you know for sure and which ones? Everyone has told me they have the BA in there, even though fundamentally there is no need for it. I add BA anyway when i transfer to vials.
Not off the top of my head but I’ve seen it multiple times. Many single use vials/ampules do it. BA is only intended to prevent bacteria growth once a multi-use vial is punctured.
 
Not off the top of my head but I’ve seen it multiple times. Many single use vials/ampules do it. BA is only intended to prevent bacteria growth once a multi-use vial is punctured.

I got into a discussion with someone about this about Sustanon. The box and amp didn't say anything about benzyl alcohol, but in the little pamphlet it listed it.
 
Medisca, I would assume, has specific reasons they decided to use that specific formula. Although I do not claim to know the reasons, I would find it reasonable to assume there is a logic to their madness, otherwise they would open themselves up to legal liability. As a result, I feel more comfortable following these instructions than I do some of the bro-science found online. I have learned a lot from many people who contribute to this forum, and am appreciative of any and all feedback given.

In addition, I have enjoyed trying different formulas, esters, carrier oils, and will likely continue to do so until I find the perfect combination(s) for me.
Testing 5 different carrier oil combinations: mig840-Castor, MiG-840, mig840-Cottonseed, mig840-MCT all 1.5/18 BA/BB. Also the 10/45 BA/BB in Sesame Seed Oil.
 

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You don’t even need that much either for test base. I’ve done 50mg/ml with 1% BA 15%BB

Also I understand it’s theoretical but could you imagine TNE 500mg lol. The rush and subsequent side effects would be insane
If you got this to hold without crashing in just MCT oil with that BA and BB amount, it wasn't test base
 
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