[Request] Remove Moisture from Raws

[Randohando]

How do you remove moisture from the raws prior to brewing?

 

[theotherguy]

How do you remove moisture from the raws prior to brewing?

Hopefully someone that knows what they’re talking about chimes in, because what I’m about to say, seems sensible, but it’s possible I’m overlooking something.

I would probably just pour it into a glass beaker, cover with foil, bake in the oven at 220F for 15-30 mins and then let it cool. Depending on the compound it’s possible it could liquify, so be prepared to scrape it out of the beaker, or maybe reheat it later and add BB to it and just start stirring.

 

[Jaxino]

How do you remove moisture from the raws prior to brewing?

After reading some messages from @Diempes , i am starting thinking that if you heat enough the oil at melting point temperature, the water will evaporate anyways.

Water evaporates at 100 C... You will melt almost every AAS at higher temperature than that.... But you need to measure the temperature of the mixture.

 

[Jet Labs]

 

[theotherguy]

Hey @Randohando i would listen to @Jet Labs ive learned a ton from him.

 

[Randohando]

I’m looking to remove the moisture to accurately weigh and dose. So, I would like to remove the water prior to mixing with oil. I think throwing it in the oven covered with foil might be the way to go.

 

[Randohando]

I vacuum seal and throw silica packs in my glass jars. But I just want to make sure the moisture is gone.

 

[Diempes]

How do you remove moisture from the raws prior to brewing?

Labs normally use a "Stove" to dry some powders, ill just say an example.. if ur gonna make pills of dunno any compound acetaminophen and the raw for example have a humidity of 80% they put it in a stove to dry it, thats the only way they can work with it, in other way its impossible.
If ur compound has a low melting point ur in problems i think it would be almost impossible.
Moisture/water in Test E could be a BIG problem because of the low melting point.
Any other high melting point raw will survive because when u mix it with ur solvents n oil, water will evaporate at 100 degrees centigrade.
Hope this info can help u.

 

[Cashinked]

Labs normally use a "Stove" to dry some powders, ill just say an example.. if ur gonna make pills of dunno any compound acetaminophen and the raw for example have a humidity of 80% they put it in a stove to dry it, thats the only way they can work with it, in other way its impossible.
If ur compound has a low melting point ur in problems i think it would be almost impossible.
Moisture/water in Test E could be a BIG problem because of the low melting point.
Any other high melting point raw will survive because when u mix it with ur solvents n oil, water will evaporate at 100 degrees centigrade.
Hope this info can help u.

I have a raw viagra that is very moist , I have tried putting silica packs and vac pac it does nothing can I oven bake it at bare minimum on a sheet to dry the raw powder out , I need to remove the moisture from the raw

 

[Diempes]

I have a raw viagra that is very moist , I have tried putting silica packs and vac pac it does nothing can I oven bake it at bare minimum on a sheet to dry the raw powder out , I need to remove the moisture from the raw

U have to search for melting points and try to dry it with just a little temp. Just to dry it.

 

[notanothersnake]

Patience and a big can of silica (like one used for inside gun safes).... In an airtight container together for a few days or a week, depending the amount of raws and how much moisture is in it. I keep a safe dehumidifier (silica) in with all of my compounds.

 

[Pezidente]

How do you remove moisture from the raws prior to brewing?

@Randohando -Silica packets or quick & dirty?---> epsom salts in a coffee filter (sealed/stapled up). The former are cheap online & have many uses.