LooneyTuned
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Primo-e
MESO-Rx
Anabolic Steroids
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LooneyTuned
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Just did a test with a syringe and water. Pulled 5ml and put in the graduated cylinder and weighed it. U can see the cylinder reads 6ml instead of 5ml.
I'd measure it out and mark it accuratley. Get a shorter and wider set if beakers man. EasierJust did a test with a syringe and water. Pulled 5ml and put in the graduated cylinder and weighed it. U can see the cylinder reads 6ml instead of 5ml.
smugface
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Beakers and cylinders are all approximate measures. Every one I have had that printed on it. A syringe and/or scale is a much more accurate way to measure you ingredients.
Your vials come out uneven in the end because you lose hormone/oil in the filter. Leave the 43ml in the graduated cylinder. measure out 4 10ml vials. Guaranteed you don’t have 3ml left over.
notanothersnake
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You need to just come to terms that a gram is not the same as a ML... Its just not the same measurement. Apples and oranges. You may be able to get away with it due to how close they are to a gram per ml but if your looking to be precise and argue a couple ml differences in the end, you need to stop thinking a gram and a ml are the same... plain and simple.
Didn't know we were dealing with water here
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In case I wasn’t clear. Draw up all your finished into your syringe and filter it. You will not have 4-10ml vials and one with 3ml.
In case I wasn’t clear. Draw up all your finished into your syringe and filter it. You will not have 4-10ml vials and one with 3ml.
LooneyTuned
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LooneyTuned
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Will do and report back. Thanks. I don't think ill lose 3ml in the filters after pushing air through them, to empty them out. Maybe .5 at the most.
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notanothersnake
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LOL! Go get 10ml of water aand go get 10ml of oil and see if they both weight 10 grams.
Yes one gram of water is one ml and is also one cubic centimeter. Its a benchmark
LooneyTuned
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The only other thing it could be is the displacement is what's causing the weight difference.
notanothersnake
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False. I have done it. Sometimes its close but its not the same. Go do it but do 10ml or 100ml, unless u have a .5 mg scale.
LooneyTuned
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What ur saying is irrelvant. I weighed the individual ingredients. This has nothing to do with water.
10ml of water will weigh 10g
And
10ml of oil will weigh 10g
You’re right but in bottle tops you would lose more. Until you ran more oil through. My point was more along the lines of a couple of tiny mistakes can add up. Also different tools. There are a bunch of different things that could lead to discrepancies. The bottom line though 3ml isn’t much. I personally think your still not accounting for displacement. Go back a few posts I wrote about it again. There is no way to come up with a wrong finished oil if you do it this way. Your MGs could be off if you didn’t do the math right but not your total volume.
LooneyTuned
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I didn't account for the displacement. That's what confuses me.
Johne71
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If also add in the accuracy of resolution is probably off for 5mls and also 100mls as they are probably too much. My scale don’t like having heavy items (like a cylinder of oil). I would think 1ml of oil would weigh less than 1 gram so you’d end up with a higher volume.
If density of oil is 0.92gram/ml x 43ml = 39.46g of Primo E.
J
If density of oil is 0.92gram/ml x 43ml = 39.46g of Primo E.
J
LooneyTuned
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These were my steps...
1.Put empty breaker on scale and tared it.
2. Weighed 8 g of raw in breaker. tared.
3. Used a syringe to pull 7ml, put in breaker, n weighed it which was 7g. Tared
4. Syringed 4ml into beaker. Didn't weigh cus the scale didn't read it. But should of been .4g
5. Poured 25g of oil from bottle into beaker
6. I now have 40ml/40g in the beaker.
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