Mixing crashed Test and UGL

[Smartfart33]

I have a vial of test from driada that crashes room temp which is most likely from not enough solvents or wtv they use to help dissolve the test crytals, i also have a SSA test cyp vial which is usually known for using too much of this solvent substance, do you guys think it is a good idea to mix the too so that the driada vial can stop crashing, the concentrartions are the same, but they use different oils, im not familiar with the oils but the driada is more yellow and the SSA is clear

 

[ZaddyZonar]

You don’t sound like a smart fart to me, why not just heat up your crashed vial on a mug warmer prior to pinning?

 

[Smartfart33]

You don’t sound like a smart fart to me, why not just heat up your crashed vial on a mug warmer prior to pinning?

crashes within second plus takes a super long time to heat up

 

[Smartfart33]

You don’t sound like a smart fart to me, why not just heat up your crashed vial on a mug warmer prior to pinning?

also off topic, but u didnt answer my question

 

[Smartfart33]

You don’t sound like a smart fart to me, why not just heat up your crashed vial on a mug warmer prior to pinning?

Bumping cuz I need an answer

 

[heavydutygorilla]

If it crashes within seconds of heating up, I wouldn't use it. I personally don't buy oil's not from trusted/tested domestic sources. Your health isn't worth the $20 you saved on two vials of test bro. However, the fact you're considering mixing two different carrier oils with unknown solvents, you're probably not too concerned about the health factor.

 

[Psy-chonaut]

also off topic, but u didnt answer my question

What Ester? Which concentration?

Which temperature do you aim for in your heating, and for how long time at this temp.?

 

[Smartfart33]

What Ester? Which concentration?

Which temperature do you aim for in your heating, and for how long time at this temp.?

I run it under the warmest water in my sink and keep it there, however the crystals are just annoyingly everywhere, concentrations are both 250mg/ml, Driada is the one that keeps crashing and no it doesn’t crash within minutes I was over exaggerating it crashes within the night it just that the water bath thing takes annoyingly long

 

[Smartfart33]

I run it under the warmest water in my sink and keep it there, however the crystals are just annoyingly everywhere, concentrations are both 250mg/ml, Driada is the one that keeps crashing and no it doesn’t crash within minutes I was over exaggerating it crashes within the night it just that the water bath thing takes annoyingly long

Cyp

 

[Smartfart33]

If it crashes within seconds of heating up, I wouldn't use it. I personally don't buy oil's not from trusted/tested domestic sources. Your health isn't worth the $20 you saved on two vials of test bro. However, the fact you're considering mixing two different carrier oils with unknown solvents, you're probably not too concerned about the health factor.

The source is Driada which is a very trusted EU source, health is not 100% neglected for me however it rly should be higher on my priority list, regardless I was assuming it’s just an issue with there not being beim enough solvents in one of the vials

 

[Psy-chonaut]

Maybe It can be salvaged with a higher temp for a while....

My process earlier this week, got some D 500 mg. and E 250 mg - 90% of the D was crashed, but I reheat everything I got, just to be on a safer side....

I Put my 'mug warmer' at approx. 75c. (I don't vent the vials at that temperature, but I know there is a pressure build up), when it's warm 8-9 vials on it, 15 min. a swivel here and there = 4 days later it's still in solution, but I will probably repeat this process once more..... Better to be safe, then sorry what's that abscess there...

- 75c. Is a higher temp. then warm tap water - you are not capable of holding the vial for a lot of second's without making funny noises...

 

[Smartfart33]

Maybe It can be salvaged with a higher temp for a while....

My process earlier this week, got some D 500 mg. and E 250 mg - 90% of the D was crashed, but I reheat everything I got, just to be on a safer side....

I Put my 'mug warmer' at approx. 75c. (I don't vent the vials at that temperature, but I know there is a pressure build up), when it's warm 8-9 vials on it, 15 min. a swivel here and there = 4 days later it's still in solution, but I will probably repeat this process once more..... Better to be safe, then sorry what's that abscess there...

- 75c. Is a higher temp. then warm tap water - you are not capable of holding the vial for a lot of second's without making funny noises...

But if the issue is not enough solvents, what’s the issue with mixing the oils

 

[Psy-chonaut]

But if the issue is not enough solvents, what’s the issue with mixing the oils

Solvents or not, let me rephrase: if I did what you did with warm tap water, I would most definitely get the same result as you....

 

[BigDadd7]

crashes within second plus takes a super long time to heat up

Are you super broke? Toss it.

 

[alan7890]

Definitely toss it buy some more