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The rate of degradation with exposure to oxygen and light is so high for telmisartan that it would not be reliable for users to keep any quantity in a bottle. It's true that there are other ugl's doing this and that their telmisartan still works to some degree, however the effective dose one is taking is drastically lowered depending on the time it has been exposed to oxygen.

For efficacy, 40mg telm still has a beneficial effect on users normally taking a 80mg dose. So a degraded 80mg dose might still give the benefits that a normal 40mg dose would give. However that still doesn't mean it's a good idea to keep telm outside of aluminum blisters in any case.
 
Yes i'm 100% sure i saw it detach from the bottom of the stopper and float down. It was gelly and it melted off since my last injection and stuck to the stopper and side of the glass.
Test C is not high solvent brew so it's very odd to melt the stopper even if it's silicone, I never seen a stopper melting the way you are telling us. Not saying it's not true but the picture looks like crashed gear.
Crashed gear stuck to the stopper that decreased and just melted again.

As you aren't injecting it, open the vial and take the allegedly melted stopper out? Or just wait for dutch labs to answer you
 
Test C is not high solvent brew so it's very odd to melt the stopper even if it's silicone, I never seen a stopper melting the way you are telling us. Not saying it's not true but the picture looks like crashed gear.
Crashed gear stuck to the stopper that decreased and just melted again.

As you aren't injecting it, open the vial and take the allegedly melted stopper out? Or just wait for dutch labs to answer you
Yeah let me check maybe i just bacame paranoid but it does look weird that it stuck from there. Never happened before.
 
Hi @Dutch Labs , one of my Test C vials is leaking pieces of stopper into the oil. This vial even has a big chunk in it. What to do?
It's crashing. I've seen it before, that the crystals grow on the stopper.

To fix it, can heat the vial in an oven for ~40 min (60 - 70C) and shake in between and afterwards. After that it should stay dissolved a long time on room temp.

This Test C batch crashes sometimes during transport or just over a long period of time standing still. You're not the first person to contact me about it. Sorry for the issue. I've adjusted the recipe to prevent this.

As for the stoppers, ETFE coated stoppers are used since last month for all new batches.
 
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It must be using the stopper's surface as a nucleator and that's where it crystallizes. Glad to hear stoppers have been upgraded to a more chemically inert sollution
 
It’s crashed.. very common when test C is dosed 250 mg ml or more
Yes, but I think it's also a question of solvents. I've used many CYPs from China, many 250mg crashes, and many others are perfect.

In the EU, however, in winter it's always crashes.
 

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