My DHB recipe

[Luka.Halotestin]

I've seen a lot of people debate in different forums over dissolving DHB and its PIP. People were writing about using guiacol, EO and other stuff to help it dissolve.

I haven't had problems with mine and very few people reported PIP, only one out of them all having PIP so unbearable that he couldn't take it. That had me thinking that my DHB raw was not actually DHB so I had it tested and it came back at 95+% purity (report attached).

I do mine at 100 mg/ml:
30% Benzyl Benzoate
2% Benzyl Alcohol
Rest is MCT oil

I increase the heat to about 50-60°C and it takes some time to dissolve but it stays in solution even after cooling down.

I do instruct my buyers to heat their gear before taking their shots (especially DHB) because sometimes it falls out of solution (especially if you live in colder regions) slightly but not enough to be seen with naked eye and almost none had problems with PIP.

 

[29trt]

How is your/clients CRP on your blend of DHB?
people usually blame the solvents or synthetic carriers used to brew DHB for high CRP, but I would bet its the actual DHB to blame

 

[Luka.Halotestin]

I didn't see their CRP being high but I am currently on 200 mg/week and I will do my CRP test in a couple of days and post it here.

 

[crtx]

DHB is hectic to crp i have bloods to confirm.

 

[Luka.Halotestin]

My report after 5 weeks on 200 mg/week.

 

[29trt]

My report after 5 weeks on 200 mg/week.

Oh snap after just 5 weeks at just 200mg you got a 3.5?! I mean its not gonna kill you but fuck that shit...i can run 2g of other stuff and my Crp is barely detectable with sensitivity test

 

[kain]

Oh snap after just 5 weeks at just 200mg you got a 3.5?! I mean its not gonna kill you but fuck that shit...i can run 2g of other stuff and my Crp is barely detectable with sensitivity test

That looks like it's not a high-sensitivity CRP test. The reference range for regular CRP is < 10. hs-CRP is less than 1 for low risk and 1 to 3 for average risk.

 

[29trt]

That looks like it's not a high-sensitivity CRP test. The reference range for regular CRP is < 10. hs-CRP is less than 1 for low risk and 1 to 3 for average risk.

Good point ,even though regular CRP can go much higher than 10 so I am not confident that is not a HS-CRP test...
OP clear it up is that a high sensitivity test or not?

 

[Luka.Halotestin]

It's a regular CRP test.

 

[29trt]

It's a regular CRP test.

Ok, but still 3.5 is slightly elevated, do you have a baseline test?