We will make her air tight I wouldn't want air to get in there and make it unsterileDibs on ass.
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We will make her air tight I wouldn't want air to get in there and make it unsterileDibs on ass.
Aseptic technique, such as what we practice when we inject, is very prudent, of course, but I have a few closing remarks. if the autoclave is unnecessary, and heating the final solution is apparently unnecessary, what is required for a safe injectable product? Well, it's stupidly simple. filtering IS "sterilization" for all intents and purposes. but if there's nothing to filter out, then you can in fact just mix powder and oil and inject. If there's no contaminant there's no contaminant, but filtering the final product is really the only precaution you need to take for mass distribution. I have a mason jar that I bleached and dried and then mixed tren in. I pull out an ml at a time, attach my syringe filter, and filter the product directly into another syringe, and then attach the needle and inject. Never had one injection complication in 1.5 years. Final filtration with a .22 micron filter I believe is the pharmaceutical standard for sterility. That's all a UGL needs, is filters, in spite of all your bullshit for "meso standards." lmfao
So don't say I didn't tell you so, but I did. All you fuck sticks scrutinizing this guy's brewing methods and apparatus don't know what the fuck you're talking about. You're a fucking joke meso with maybe 2 members worth their salt.
@cdt5074 please explain more about filtering directly into a new syringe. Are you pulling the plunger all the way out and filling from the large end or injecting through the small end after pulling the plunger to the required (1cc) doseage?
We will make her air tight I wouldn't want air to get in there and make it unsterile
Not many people (unless they work in the industry know the differenc between aseptic and sterile). That's been covered. I still want to learn about your method of transferring from one syringe to another. You claimed to do this and I'm curious how. It's not a crazy idea I'm just not understanding how to make it work without it being very cumbersome.
I know my shit. Glad to share knowledge with someone who appreciates it
Hey id rather be a cunt fucker than a dick sucker like you champ lmaooask colossuscuntfucker69 he knows everything apparently. except the difference between aseptic and sterile technique but here at meso he gets to be retarded and gets validation for it. he also doesn't understand how using syringe filters works. hey colossuscuntfucker69 let's learn math. if I suck 1 dick everyday for 7 days, I sucked 7 dicks. if I suck 7 dicks at once, I also sucked 7 dicks. does 7=7?
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I'm glad he fits in somewhere. he really does try oh so hard. but my momma raised me not to make fun of retarded folk so I'll let him alone from now on.
Bro this is the stupidest thing i think I've ever read in my life. I don't even have to say anything further, you're making a fool out of yourself on your own. Keep it coming bro i wanna know more about all the "shit" you know [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]No he's a moron. I mean you read his posts. I would lose a lot of respect for you if you defended that guy. He's stuck out of time stupid.
It's incredibly efficient, actually. I do not have a vacuum filtration system and do not use caulk guns. What you do is take a 3 ml syringe and draw up the desired amount of oil. You attach a syringe filter and needle. You get a second syringe and pull back the plunger all the way. You dispense the filtered oil through the neck of the second syringe and then attach a needle and inject. This is literally the most efficient way to home brew, as it does not require anything besides a syringe filter to make and sterilize your gear. And if you understand physics at all, you would understand that filtering with 3ml syringes makes the Filtering process effortless. The resistance through the filter is negligible compared to a 60ml syringe, which requires a caulk gun and is an easy way to burst a filter.
I know my shit. Glad to share knowledge with someone who appreciates it.
@Johne71 don't listen to that ass clown. All he uses is a filter right? Yeah well here is a study which proves that there are bacteria that can pass through a .22 filter. This is why we practice aseptic techniques.No he's a moron. I mean you read his posts. I would lose a lot of respect for you if you defended that guy. He's stuck out of time stupid.
It's incredibly efficient, actually. I do not have a vacuum filtration system and do not use caulk guns. What you do is take a 3 ml syringe and draw up the desired amount of oil. You attach a syringe filter and needle. You get a second syringe and pull back the plunger all the way. You dispense the filtered oil through the neck of the second syringe and then attach a needle and inject. This is literally the most efficient way to home brew, as it does not require anything besides a syringe filter to make and sterilize your gear. And if you understand physics at all, you would understand that filtering with 3ml syringes makes the Filtering process effortless. The resistance through the filter is negligible compared to a 60ml syringe, which requires a caulk gun and is an easy way to burst a filter.
I know my shit. Glad to share knowledge with someone who appreciates it.
Bro this is the stupidest thing i think I've ever read in my life. I don't even have to say anything further, you're making a fool out of yourself on your own. Keep it coming bro i wanna know more about all the "shit" you know[emoji23
Hey man. I've been appreciating you all day. I think its bullshit you don't appreciate my appreciation. Some new dude shows up and you appreciate his appreciation while not appreciating the appreciation that I've been appreciating upon you.
@Johne71 don't listen to that ass clown. All he uses is a filter right? Yeah well here is a study which proves that there are bacteria that can pass through a .22 filter. This is why we practice aseptic techniques.
Filterability of staphylococcal species through membrane filters following application of stressors
Hey you learned that there are species of bacteria that can pass through filters and you're still talking shit. You go girl!!!Hey you leaned a New word today and used it in a sentence! I'm so proud of you boo!
Because it has nothing to do with the discussion. Those companies have to comply with federal regulations. Why do those federal regulations exists? Because they do?
What kind of question is that? You are trying to trip me up by asking erroneous questions.
I don't know anything about the process for determining sterilization protocols for pharmaceutical companies,
and it has nothing to do with this discussion.
We're talking about sterilization methods for UGL's, if you weren't aware.
I think we are confusing sterile vs aspectic technique. There is a pretty big difference. I'd just say we can end this argument by stating there is no UGL using sterile techniques. I hope this is what @cdt5074 is getting at. In the field of production etc, there is a huge difference between the two. Mostly for brewing AAS we are trying to achieve aseptic conditions. I'm impressed if anyone has a cleanroom in their place of residence. Without sharing too much, I come from 20+ years dealing directly with industrial microbiology and pharmaceuticals. Problem with autoclaving...that glass needs to be clean before autoclaving. If that glass is full of debris...still going to be full of sterile debris when autoclaved. Better off lightly covering with foil and baking after cleaned. Then using aseptic techniques to fill the vials and replace the tops aseptically as possible...which is what @colossus25 has described.