Deskoze38192
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Yeah, I’ve even got Test C 300 to hold at 2/20 but crashes when it gets pretty coldAbsolutely 100% will hold test c 300 at 2/22. I have test c 350 holding right now 2/25
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Yeah, I’ve even got Test C 300 to hold at 2/20 but crashes when it gets pretty coldAbsolutely 100% will hold test c 300 at 2/22. I have test c 350 holding right now 2/25
I bought a mixer with a digital heat setting just for this!! Most ones had like a 3 selection heat setting. This way I can go at a more precise setting. Does longer mixing times help?I don’t know who you’re asking, but I’ll give you a reply. When I brew I use as little heat as possible. I actually keep my hot plate on the absolute lowest setting basically warm. I use a separate magnetic stirrer. Since I’m trying to use as a little heat as possible, I’m never bringing the brew up to a certain temperature because that is never the goal. I stir and then warm as needed. Using heat will bring your solution clear and then get the grainy particles dissolved pretty quickly and very little is needed for that Heat does damage raws.
Heat is never used to dissipate moisture if there is moisture in your brew, you fucked up and just throw it away
Not really as long as the raw is dissolved. For higher concentration brews this takes a bit longer. I just pickup the beaker and look well at the oil. Once I noticed it's dissolved fully I keep it spinning but lower heat to 100-120F then add ba, spin 10min longer on high. Then filter at that temp tooI bought a mixer with a digital heat setting just for this!! Most ones had like a 3 selection heat setting. This way I can go at a more precise setting. Does longer mixing times help?
Maybe one day if we are lucky you can share some blends with us.I started with syringe filters a little more than a dozen years ago. It was just basic test c at the beginning, and later with npp, mast and primo. Got more heavily into it these past few years with more equipment just because it was fun and I wanted more control over my gear, trying blends, etc. I’m a bit of a newbie brewer compared to many here.
It may change but as for now I am just not a fan of blends.. I just want to make simple clean , safe gear that's no extreme high concentration but higher. I think 400 would be a little to high for mast and tren so I think imma go with 300. Plus that way I can split up 100grams of gear 3 ways at 33 grams to store it.Maybe one day if we are lucky you can share some blends with us.
I'm looking at a higher concentration no pip blend
250 test e/250 test c
2/26 because of test e already being a liquid at 80F. I haven't tried it yet, waiting a filter order. But I'm going to microbrew 20ml of it to try the recipe very soon.
There you go! Buy a vacuum sealer and silica packs for storing your raws.It may change but as for now I am just not a fan of blends.. I just want to make simple clean , safe gear that's no extreme high concentration but higher. I think 400 would be a little to high for mast and tren so I think imma go with 300. Plus that way I can split up 100grams of gear 3 ways at 33 grams to store it.
Got mylar bags and o2 absorbersThere you go! Buy a vacuum sealer and silica packs for storing your raws.
Not likely to cause any significant degradation . Bayer’s patent for one of their testosterone products has them doing a terminal sterilization at 160C for three hours.I'll be honest, I got a batch of vials that are crashed, and instead of tossing it as I normally would (I'm not reheating every time I want to pin, since it recrashes ofc), I decided to put one in the oven at (190f) 88c for 45 minutes and to my surprise, it's stayed in solution for weeks.
Makes me think the "coffee cup warmer" or other methods aren't fully dissolving the crystallized raws, and some tiny undissolved crystals were acting as "seeds" to initiate the crashing process, but the long period in the oven got it to full dissolution.
Does that temp(88c) and time(45min) likely damage the test is what I'm wondering though...
Not likely. Bayer’s patent for one of their testosterone products has them doing a terminal sterilization at 160C for three hours.
Another study show zero degradation at 80C for 48 hours.
I thought putting the gear through a sterile filter sterilizes the gear.... or am I missing a step?Not likely to cause any significant degradation . Bayer’s patent for one of their testosterone products has them doing a terminal sterilization at 160C for three hours.
Another study show zero degradation at 80C for 48 hours.
Some manufacturers, including myself for personal use, filter it and then do a final dry heat terminal sterilization.I thought putting the gear through a sterile filter sterilizes the gear.... or am I missing a step?
You have to do what fits your risk tolerance, do everything you can within your control, even if it’s unnecessary to some, it’s your body it’s your choice.Some manufacturers, including myself for personal use, filter it and then do a final dry heat terminal sterilization.
I personally do a dry heat terminal sterilization at 150C for 60 minutes.
Is it necessary? Most would say no. Do I prefer doing this? Yes. It is an added step in potential harm reduction, so I have made a decision to do this.
Will you have issues if you don’t? Not likely.
Would you mind explaining this process to me. Set the vials on a cookie sheet In The oven? Does it matter if it's a gas oven or electric? Sterilization and safety are my main concerns. I guess I can buy one of those counter top ovens just for this. Would I need to leave the vent needles in place for this?Some manufacturers, including myself for personal use, filter it and then do a final dry heat terminal sterilization.
I personally do a dry heat terminal sterilization at 150C for 60 minutes.
Is it necessary? Most would say no. Do I prefer doing this? Yes. It is an added step in potential harm reduction, so I have made a decision to do this.
Will you have issues if you don’t? Not likely.
I use an air fryer I purchased for only this purpose, but any oven can do.Would you mind explaining this process to me. Set the vials on a cookie sheet In The oven? Does it matter if it's a gas oven or electric? Sterilization and safety are my main concerns. I guess I can buy one of those counter top ovens just for this. Would I need to leave the vent needles in place for this?
Will definitely do this.. this kind of information is what I was hoping for when I started the threadI use an air fryer I purchased for only this purpose, but any oven can do.
Preheat the oven to 150C, and place your finished vials inside for 60 minutes. That is it. There is no need to vent.
Tag away, happy to help when I can(BTW, I often don't tag people in case they don't want to be bothered by someone random, here)
Stay away from that shit. Guaiacol too.What are your thoughts on EO?