For anyone who has brewed primo

[superbane]

I know oil and heat can change the color of a brew just kind of curious if anyone had the primo come out darker than test prop or mast?

Melted the raws in a beaker added BB.
90% now mct oil
10% grapeseed

Raws looked like other pics of primo raws bigger sized “sparkling” flakes.
Had a strong ass smell to it too!

Anyways the color is of a light yellow, darker than my test / mast combos definitely not tren color but...

Just curious?

 

[Eman]

No, never happened to me.

I wouldn't melt the raws like that by themselves... If I had to guess, I'd say that might be the culprit as to why it darkened. You really don't need very much heat at all. I don't go much further than 100 degrees, just keep it warm and add the BB... It'll fall right into solution.

I've never mixed mct and gso either but that could probably give it a unique color also.

 

[superbane]

Yah I figured it might have been the heat.
I was just curious and no I probably won’t do that next time.
Thanks

 

[Iron Vett]

Yah I figured it might have been the heat.
I was just curious and no I probably won’t do that next time.
Thanks

With all brews I add the raws and the BB and then heat till melted. After that I add the carrier oil, bring the mix back up to temp while stirring and then add the BA once it begins to cool.

 

[Eman]

The only time it is typically advised to use higher heat to melt raws first is with something like test base.

 

[superbane]

Thanks fellas I usually do just as you posted IV

I had the raws on the hot plate and was going to add BB but my pipette broke. So I had to find a graduated cylinder and well by the time I finally started adding the bb the raws had melted.

It wasn’t on very hot so it’s not like they were smoking.

Much thanks for the feedback