alex_trebek
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So I've searched a bit and have yet to find a recipe that holds at 100mgs/ml so curious if anyone here can help me out. Guaiacol and EO I have no issues with btw.
Much thanks everyone.
Much thanks everyone.
MESO-Rx
Anabolic Steroids
Tren base in oil!
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LordSamuilo
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I dont know about 100mg/ml but panda posted a recipe for 50mg/ml...
40%bb
.6%ba
5% guaiacol
Carrier oil of your choice ...
Used it recently , and it worked out fine if you dont mind the smell of Guaiacol ... I dont really ever see any lab carry TrNE at 100mg/ml , which would lead me to believe its a bitch to get into/keep in solution at that concentration without crashing constantly ... just. My thought on it though
40%bb
.6%ba
5% guaiacol
Carrier oil of your choice ...
Used it recently , and it worked out fine if you dont mind the smell of Guaiacol ... I dont really ever see any lab carry TrNE at 100mg/ml , which would lead me to believe its a bitch to get into/keep in solution at that concentration without crashing constantly ... just. My thought on it though
Leancuisine
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Lol 100mg sounds impossible. I don't understand how labs have sold blends of 100 each of TNE and TrNE. Makes me think they are lying, as Tren Base itself is a bitch to even get into solution.
notanothersnake
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If I were attempting it, I would look at Miglyol as my carrier. I have produced TNE at 60mg/ml without any EO or Guaiacol.
Of course that's another, less publicized, reason many AAS are esterified, enhanced oil solubility, and the same general rules apply; the longer the ester to greater the solubility.
Leancuisine
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Yes I have been learning this through experience. Do you have an idea as to why that is?
I've done 60mg tne/60mg trne combo with eo and guiac. For every gram of active ingredient i used 1ml guiac and 19/1 bb ba. Considering this I'm sure, if you can't get 100mg per ml, you can get close to it.
LordSamuilo
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Carbons ... the longer the ester the more carbons it has.
The more carbon molecules an ester has , the lower the water solubility becomes and the higher the partition coefficient becomes(ratio between lipid and water solubility) . Also in turn, improving the oil solubility and decreasing the water solubility slows the transfer from oil to water in the blood , extending the half life of drug.
Plus another point is the longer the ester is the more carbons it has and less parent hormone compared to shorter esters.
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