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Quick update on my review for those whom wanted more. Some time has passed, and I've had the opportunity to pin a couple of times, the Test Cyp to be specific. Whenever I try a new source, I pin my bicep, if PIP will happen it'll happen there. In this case, from Devon, zero pip in the bicep with test cyp. The only thing that I did notice out of the ordinary is that the oil seems to be more aerated? As in a lot of bubbles in the vial? Never seen that before, may mean nothing, but I have been known to pin Sust with a pic of a dog on the label, so there's that lol. Anyhow, so far so good, zero pip in 2 days bicep pin, just aeration? Hopefully someone knows what that could be, haven't come across that ever. Zero complaints, but curious...
interesting, I would think the bubbles would clear up overtime (maybe overnight). Is it cloudy at all?
 
The only thing that I did notice out of the ordinary is that the oil seems to be more aerated? As in a lot of bubbles in the vial? Never seen that before, may mean nothing,
Today was pin day, and I think the vials maybe aren’t sealed well or the silicone caps may be leaking under pressure.

When I drew from the vial I noticed air (bubbles) entering the vial near the cap. Couldn’t tell whether or not they were originating from where my needle entered the cap or if they were coming from the edges of the cap.

I haven’t noticed this before from other vials. Maybe it’s normal, but I don’t think so.
 
Today was pin day, and I think the vials maybe aren’t sealed well or the silicone caps may be leaking under pressure.

When I drew from the vial I noticed air (bubbles) entering the vial near the cap. Couldn’t tell whether or not they were originating from where my needle entered the cap or if they were coming from the edges of the cap.

I haven’t noticed this before from other vials. Maybe it’s normal, but I don’t think so.
Can you share photo of oil if possible
 
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The presence of bubbles in the vial could be influenced by several factors, including temperature. When the oil is cold, it can become more viscous, which might cause air bubbles to become trapped during the filling process. Additionally, temperature fluctuations can affect the solubility of the compounds in the oil, possibly leading to temporary aeration.

Cold temperatures might also cause condensation in the vial, which can contribute to bubble formation. If the oil was previously warmed (for example, to make it easier to draw into a syringe), and then cooled down rapidly which most likely happened
 
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