Storing oils warm during cycle

[AlexDavis43]

Apparently Pfizer conducted a study on Test C stored at 104F for six months, and there was no impact on stability. Note that I haven't actually seen the paper, but the data gets referenced various places online.

I searched for this study and couldn't locate it, anyone else have any luck?

There was no such published study, but you can find a decent overview here

 

[RockyP]

Makes complete sense, thanks brother.

I like the thought of saving a bit of time with pre-measuring the night before and then just throwing it into the wipe warmer in the morning. It will be interesting to see how long it takes to heat up in the syringe compared to the vial. You'd have more surface area directly touching the "heating element" of the wipe warmer with the syringe, though, I'd think glass conducts heat transfer better.

I think it comes down to personal preference and convenience. I’m currently running 3 compounds and they all go into the same syringe so storing the vials at RT and throwing the preloaded syringe into the wiper warmer for a short time prior to injecting is a little more efficient than warming the 3 vials first. I suppose I could store all 3 of the vials in the warmer but there’s only one compound where I get through the vial in a matter of 2 weeks. The others are closer to 6 weeks. End of the day prob doesn’t make much difference though when I pick up the vial and the storage instructions (recommended temp) are staring me in the face I lean towards warming the syringe. But it’s brief. I don’t want the plastic getting *hot*. Just want the oils closer to body temp than room temp.

One exception to the above is crashed gear like TNE and injectable Anadrol. I get through those vials quickly and they are prone to crashing so I store them in the warmer and also heat the vial every time prior to pinning.

 

[Survivalism]

I think it comes down to personal preference and convenience. I’m currently running 3 compounds and they all go into the same syringe so storing the vials at RT and throwing the preloaded syringe into the wiper warmer for a short time prior to injecting is a little more efficient than warming the 3 vials first. I suppose I could store all 3 of the vials in the warmer but there’s only one compound where I get through the vial in a matter of 2 weeks. The others are closer to 6 weeks. End of the day prob doesn’t make much difference though when I pick up the vial and the storage instructions (recommended temp) are staring me in the face I lean towards warming the syringe. But it’s brief. I don’t want the plastic getting *hot*. Just want the oils closer to body temp than room temp.

One exception to the above is crashed gear like TNE and injectable Anadrol. I get through those vials quickly and they are prone to crashing so I store them in the warmer and also heat the vial every time prior to pinning.

This is my exact scenario right now as well, 3 compounds 1 syringe, 2 of them go past 6 weeks.

I’m glad you pointed out crashed or gear that may crash as well. I have some TNE coming which is what prompted this thread. I have a pretty tight schedule and pinning the TNE 2 hours before I hit the gym is on the absolute border line / not possible, so any time
I could gain by efficiency was worth exploring.

Going to try the pre loads with my daily’s and storing the TNE in the warmer / maybe mug warmer right before if needed.

There was no such published study, but you can find a decent overview here

This is great reading, thanks for providing it brother. I appreciate it.