This is definitely something to consider. This is really pronounced when using something like tra as you can visually see all the dark orange sink to the bottom. I’d say just shake or swirl the vial before drawing up and you’re good though!
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@Primal_Pharma were there any issues with the supposed mast e drop or will we still be seeing this soon? And possible eta?
Photon
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It only needs like 2-3 percent more solvents, still lesser than HC gear. I doubt it makes a difference...
That should not be happening, it's a homogenous solution. What your seeing is some form of crashing or poor quality tren with tren base mixed in it..
Ghoul
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Sourcing from the Wuhan Discount Rubber Stopper Company probably the biggest factor.
Looks like USP/FDA has identified rubber oligomers leaching from butyl rubber stoppers into injectables as carcinogens. and established limits of exposure based on how frequently injections are expected of drugs containing them:
Coated stoppers prevent these carcinogens from getting into the solution.
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Raiders789
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True and it def is a bit harder to inject
A few months ago I fractured my left scaphoid and the resulting inflammation compressed my ulnar nerve, so I've been dealing with grip weakness and inability to use my ring finger + pinky. So when using that hand for my right delt I'd use the 10ml since the bigger syringe is easier to handle with only a few fingers. And heating the oil up made pushing a lot easier.
The neuropathy is almost pretty much gone now but I'll still use the 10mls to pin my ventroglute just because I have so many and have had no issues with that
Elektrobot
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This topic is right on time. I've noticed my stoppers starting to bulge and tonight I'm swapping with some pfizer / hospria vials.
I bought these when I was only using HGH and didn't have any oils yet. Wish I had ptfe's. I'll order those next.
Photon
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How are the stoppers on the Pfizer's? I was eyeing the 30mls but I couldn't find the spec sheets if it's PTFE or normal rubber. Those cost more than PTFE lol
BigDadd7
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Going forward, I won't order anything that doesnt have a ptfe stopper.
Elektrobot
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The stoppers are nice. Thick and tough material. Slightly concaved shape
They don’t give much info on the company website. Only mention of material is on the vial. It says natural rubber latex has not been used in the manufacture of the vial.
I’ll send an email asking if they are ptfe but if it’s not on a a spec sheet I’ll probably get a generic answer.
I got these from mountainside for $27 per pack of 10.
Iamlordsirnigus
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I finally have the like feature muhahahah !
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readalot
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At the very least a quality USP class 6 bromobutyl stopper.
The RTS are much lower unit price than RTU.
https://qcvialz.com/16-vial-stoppers
unit price: 14 ct vs 37 ct
These are equivalent to the stoppers on the Ultra-Spec or ALK vials, although I believe the newest ALK vials have Flurotec barrier.
Alot of links in that filtering finished oils thread. Also deals to be had on "expired" FluroTec stoppers.
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Just waiting on our source to give us another update. Before end of year still seems like a very real possibility.
Also, looks like we need to roll out these Novapure stoppers as soon as possible. Will update you all when that happens!
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readalot
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Damn, sorry Brother.
Hopefully the class 6 bromobutyl or flurotec treat you right.
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Photon
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Stoppers bloating in a few months of opening is just poor quality...
TanFishMan
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so, I need to up my dose to 3 grams a day to use all my oil before the stopper combusts? 2nd cycle about to be lit
IronMarcus
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Welcome to the board, Primal Pharma! Good to see another source willing to put their products to the test. Looking forward to seeing how things go.
watchtymeflyyy
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Lol. Bro… what?? They’ve been here
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Dial It In
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Safe to assume this isn’t high concentration issues considering these vials are cyp 200 and 50. What’s your batch numbers on these? Wonder if it correlates to the DHB batching timeline. One stopper is a one off and can be attributed to user handling but multiple vials from different users something more perhaps? Is there really anyway to determine cause or are there too many factors based on region, shipping, altitude of lab etc…? I mean in almost two decades of AAS purchasing I’ve never seen it. Not accusing of malpractice just generally curious. What’s the significance or is it nothing of concern? Lots of experience in here have others seen this before?
TurboJet
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This would be 2nd time, once with a regular 70% wipe a few months ago then this time with 91% because I'm out of wipes.Thanks for that.
So I wonder if these initial stoppers on the early batches were actually butyl rubber?
I thought that was the silicone stoppers that were used for a few batches?
Thanks again for taking the time to capture the stopper deterioration. How many times did you wipe this vial stopper with 70 or 91% IPA since you had it?
Is that what I think it is at the base of the stopper over to the right inside the vial?
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