Does anyone know if there is fake Searle kicking around? Only asking as I’ve ordered enough of there stuff at $1 to last me a fair while.
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niqTM
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That was my point. Seems too cheap to be pharma-grade Testosterone. Get some tested and let us know.
I think someone on here recently sent some Searle stuff off for testing, not sure which vendor from though. Realistically I’m probably not going to send mine off just due to costs but I’m happy to pull bloods after I’ve swapped to this stuff for a month so will have a rough idea what it’s like.
Photon
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I wouldn't think it's fake based off prices alone.
Our local vendor was selling it 100$ for 50 amps with shipping.
The shipping is worth like $50 which puts the amps at ~1$.
TyLu17
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Do you filter the Indian oils?
When I think of cheap Indian oils, I picture the guy with an abscess in each buttock, oozing pus.
When I think of cheap Indian oils, I picture the guy with an abscess in each buttock, oozing pus.
Photon
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You should filter each time you use amps.
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You should filter for glass.
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You can't pin with a filter needle just fyi. Much cheaper to break all your amps and use a syringe filter into a new vial.
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Do you filter through syringe filter or only vial filter for glass?You should filter each time you use amps.
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You should filter for glass.
Eight hundred 10-ml sterile water ampoules were inspected for glass particulate contamination upon opening. Glass particulates were detected in 65% of the ampoules (519/798).
You can't pin with a filter needle just fyi. Much cheaper to break all your amps and use a syringe filter into a new vial.
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bananafeet
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I think a .22um filter is over kill.
Just use an 18 gauge drawing needle with a 5 micron filter inbuilt. They are designed for use with ampoules.
Photon
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Both work honestly.
Personal preference but when I previously bought B12 amps I broke all of them, placed them in a beaker then filtered all into new vials via syringe filter. Did it once and never had to do it again.
As mentioned above, those blunt filter needles I linked are also sufficient. It's either you do it all at the beginning or when you break the amps. Not much difference really.
From a cost perspective, doing it all once at the beginning is cheaper
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niqTM
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im asking more from the perspective of the quality of the oils rather than the glass in the vial.
With Searle Testanate, would you still filter that with a .22um filter considering it's India test or are you under the impression that it's safe and doesn't need to be filtered for other junk in it like the EQ that I got from india with all those floaters in it?
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