Darkest Tren You’ve Ever Seen?

[Ryu82]

Darkest I have seen was a red/copper color. Your fine OP.

 

[silntrunin]

Hey all, I was hoping to get some advice from some of you more experienced fellas on here.

Today I brewed some Tren E and for whatever reason it came out darker than hell. I’ve made this exact same recipe (300mg, a pretty high concentration) before with great success but never got this color. I never like to heat tren and when I do I never go over 40 Celsius. I suspect it has to do with the raws I’ve been using. The powder was already a darker color and had hardened a bit. Before even adding any heat the solution was brown. Added some heat and it turned almost red.

I’m considering switching to a different raw supplier. No reason to think the guys I’m using now are intentionally screwing me, but the past couple cycles I’ve gotten bloodwork back at less than 1500ng levels while running 500mg of test a week. I’m not a master brewer but I try to be meticulous with the batches I make. I keep things sterile throughout the process, take precise measurements, record all my brews in a journal, etc. I’ve experimented with different oils, doses, solvents, wondering if I’ve been doing something wrong but the results tend to be the same.

I’ve opted for trying my hand at brewing some things at higher concentrations now to compensate for potentially underdosed product but as expected I’ll occasionally end up with PIP or knots and at that point I don’t know if one can even be sure the gear is doing it’s job.

Anyways, apologies for the drawn out post. Anyone ever had tren like this, or should I play it safe and pass on it? And by chance has anyone had good results with higher concentration stuff? Appreciate the info in advance.

Your Tren looks fine. I've brewed some much darker than that with no issues. You should be fine.

 

[Big_paul]

never like to heat tren and when I do I never go over 40 Celsius.

I brewed a lot of finaplex-h and the only time my gear ever ended up dark like this was when I used heat.

 

[Misterfister]

Hey all, I was hoping to get some advice from some of you more experienced fellas on here.

Today I brewed some Tren E and for whatever reason it came out darker than hell. I’ve made this exact same recipe (300mg, a pretty high concentration) before with great success but never got this color. I never like to heat tren and when I do I never go over 40 Celsius. I suspect it has to do with the raws I’ve been using. The powder was already a darker color and had hardened a bit. Before even adding any heat the solution was brown. Added some heat and it turned almost red.

I’m considering switching to a different raw supplier. No reason to think the guys I’m using now are intentionally screwing me, but the past couple cycles I’ve gotten bloodwork back at less than 1500ng levels while running 500mg of test a week. I’m not a master brewer but I try to be meticulous with the batches I make. I keep things sterile throughout the process, take precise measurements, record all my brews in a journal, etc. I’ve experimented with different oils, doses, solvents, wondering if I’ve been doing something wrong but the results tend to be the same.

I’ve opted for trying my hand at brewing some things at higher concentrations now to compensate for potentially underdosed product but as expected I’ll occasionally end up with PIP or knots and at that point I don’t know if one can even be sure the gear is doing it’s job.

Anyways, apologies for the drawn out post. Anyone ever had tren like this, or should I play it safe and pass on it? And by chance has anyone had good results with higher concentration stuff? Appreciate the info in advance.

Where did you get those raws?

That’s the good potent dark dirty red chike spike stuff man. Usually hard to find. Count your “blessings”

Lol

 

[whoremoan1]

i kind of want to make a post on this but lets see here anyway

have you ever dark tren that was 'weak' or felt underdosed ?
for me darker tren has always been better, the lighter tren i just dont feel as strong and even the tren cough isnt as bad
i know dark tren is ment to be weaker as its lost potency, but in my experience darker tren always feels more intense

but for everyone else whats your experiences ?

 

[jJjburton]

i kind of want to make a post on this but lets see here anyway

have you ever dark tren that was 'weak' or felt underdosed ?
for me darker tren has always been better, the lighter tren i just dont feel as strong and even the tren cough isnt as bad
i know dark tren is ment to be weaker as its lost potency, but in my experience darker tren always feels more intense

but for everyone else whats your experiences ?

How can you tell the darker tren is stronger by the side effects or results? Was dose the same?

I kind of am starting to think the heat degrades the product and turn some of the Tren E or Tren A into tren base or something, so you feel it more.

If you test dark tren at 100 mg/ml and light tren at 100 mg/ml, there would be no difference.

 

[whoremoan1]

How can you tell the darker tren is stronger by the side effects or results? Was dose the same?

I kind of am starting to think the heat degrades the product and turn some of the Tren E or Tren A into tren base or something, so you feel it more.

If you test dark tren at 100 mg/ml and light tren at 100 mg/ml, there would be no difference.

i always run tren a at same dose 300mg, was running some new lighter colour stuff, then switched over to darker and got all the usual sides , night sweats etc
just my observation though and lots of factors involved, but i just find the darker the tren raw or oil the better

 

[jJjburton]

i always run tren a at same dose 300mg, was running some new lighter colour stuff, then switched over to darker and got all the usual sides , night sweats etc
just my observation though and lots of factors involved, but i just find the darker the tren raw or oil the better

Odd, do you hear how that sounds? Because gso is naturally darker the MCT or EO, so if you use the same tren raws, put one in GSO and one is MCT the one in GSO is stronger cause its darker?

 

[whoremoan1]

Odd, do you hear how that sounds? Because gso is naturally darker the MCT or EO, so if you use the same tren raws, put one in GSO and one is MCT the one in GSO is stronger cause its darker?

No different Tren raws , one lighter one darker , the darker one i brewed was stronger

 

[whoremoan1]

Odd, do you hear how that sounds? Because gso is naturally darker the MCT or EO, so if you use the same tren raws, put one in GSO and one is MCT the one in GSO is stronger cause its darker?

sesame oil too , that makes an awesome looking Tren

 

[SprintR]

Make some tren and add sesame oil, makes tren look like it should, not black, just more daunting.
I know the black tren back in the day was because of an insane process used.
Heating/toasting the powder on it's own till it melts then temps triple what's needed when adding CO and solvents.

In Aus we had ATEC tren which I still have that's exactly like the geneza pictured.

I'm using ATEC tren right now with great results

 

[Sporting Raisins OH!!]

I'm using ATEC tren right now with great results

Is it the original guy's from 10+ years ago?
Probably a dumb question if I think about it, it'll be a yes regardless.

 

[SprintR]

Yes PM me if you want their direct contact. I know there are ATEC fakes floating around.

 

[MrLoop]

No different between dark and light tren .
I Use tren since years . Had a lot of tren e. But the Best was the tren with best quality and purity over 98% . Not Colored

Parabolan havent got any Color

Its Placebo

 

[SprintR]

That's been my experience too. Some batches are darker, some are lighter. I've never noticed a difference. I'd guess that if it's really dark the tren may have been damaged by exposure to too much heat or it was made using a dark colored oil.

 

[Andrew Androgen]

Yes PM me if you want their direct contact. I know there are ATEC fakes floating around.

ATEC must be the OGs of Aussie UGLs.
I used ATEC back in 2007 when I was living in Australia at the time.
Their products were always very good.