bebeav
Member
Anyone can tell me if this stuff can be use to brew?
MESO-Rx
Anabolic Steroids
Propylene glycol dicaprylate/dicaprate
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Probably... But I don't know why you'd opt for anti freeze over GSO or MCT.
Anti freeze is polypropylene glycol. He is referring to miglyol 840, he may have misspelled it.
Polypropylene glycol is also used as antifreeze, there's not a lot of difference between the two.
Regardless, I don't understand the appeal of trying new exotic base oils.
The product he listed is much closer to mct oil than antifreeze. When i first saw what miglyol 840 is, my first thought was antifreeze as well, but its much closer to mct oil.
Its Miglyol840, its very close to MCT oil, but some people have reaction on it, some love it, because its very low viscosity.
Miglyol812 is better like a carrier.
Miglyol812 is better like a carrier.
bebeav
Member
Perfect that's what i wanted to know, thx guys.
I have no idea what the product you found is, but i would not inject it. Just go to any health food place, and buy NOW brand MCT oil. MCT oil is very close to what miglyol 840 is, and its a lot cheaper
I use a blend of oils, but there are so many oils that work there is no reason to use something that your not sure if its going to work.
Here is a list of oils you can use: grape sead, MCT, cotton sead, coconut, apricot kernel, watermelon sead, olive, sesame sead, castor, and lots others. Shit you could use wesson cooking oil, and it woild work im sure.
Cakedup
Subscriber
Correct me if I'm wrong but there is no difference between Mig810 and Mig812 besides the C8\C10 ratio correct?
The other reason people love it a little more than MCT is because some solvent like properties?
LeoTC
Member
Its literally cancer juice...
Cakedup
Subscriber
And what makes you say that? Do you have any literature to back this up?
master.on
New Member
Propylene glycol is very safe.
Ethylene glycol isn't. It is the original poisonous antifreeze.
Ethylene glycol isn't. It is the original poisonous antifreeze.
