Some People

[bigMoJo]

It's all even false maturity. The way I see it (and I may be 100% wrong) but bro got in his feelings after He was semi trolled (just 1-2 comments) for suggesting a Source not test for a substance and that we should take the source's word for it.
If He was so concerned about Harm (and waste) reduction why
1) Suggest a vendor/source not test for guaiacol just because same vendor/source claims not to use guaiacol?
2) Create a seemingly useless thread that clogs up space in the forum, just to complain about useless discussions... when he could have simply stated this on that thread?

You know, OP said his wife is a pharmacist and that's who he gets his gear from. So, I can't understand why he would involve himself with other sources, let alone coming in here and talking smack. He's "mature." So are the hairs on my balls, but I don't go around bragging about them. Speaking of balls... since he's soo mature, I offered him an "olive branch," but he didn't take it... kept "talking." So instead, @Astartes offered him a "nut sack." How are doze nuts OP?

 

[Intrepid]

Folks I giggle some at the hasty comments regarding my concerns about super solvents causing some type of reactor within the vial environment that cause plunger to push back

But if super solvent can eat rubber vials , such as EO, as I seen reported on meso by some, is it far fetch to think maybe it also has some calibration reaction that causes plunger to push back?

EO was popular around 2014. Didn't know sources still use it when there's better options out there now. Are you running test 500 or some ultra high concentrated stuff that they can't get to hold in something like GSO or MCT?

And no there weren't any live, ongoing chemical reactions in vials with EO then, and doubt that's the case now, but I do admire your creative imagination

 

[bigMoJo]

Folks I giggle some at the hasty comments regarding my concerns about super solvents causing some type of reactor within the vial environment that cause plunger to push back

But if super solvent can eat rubber vials , such as EO, as I seen reported on meso by some, is it far fetch to think maybe it also has some calibration reaction that causes plunger to push back?

Hey man, you're interrupting our absolutely irrelevant chatter with your absolutely irrelevant chatter. Can you start a new thread for your absolutely irrelevant chatter so we can talk more of our absolutely irrelevant chatter there. C'mon!

 

[carbon adams]

Hey man, you're interrupting our absolutely irrelevant chatter with your absolutely irrelevant chatter. Can you start a new thread for your absolutely irrelevant chatter so we can talk more of our absolutely irrelevant chatter there. C'mon!

was just seeing if anyone know because I really think I came across something about syringe reaction like this and someone said it was cause of super solvent in the vial. If I ever find the discussion again I’ll try to link it for everyone so we can look into it.

Now I’m about to eat this southern fryed chicken my wife made me and then get some sleep.

Thanks folks. Don’t pray for me. Pray for these gains.

 

[carbon adams]

And no there weren't any live, ongoing chemical reactions in vials with EO then, and doubt that's the case now, but I do admire your creative imagination

Thanks for the help friend.