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Either if USP grade. Cottonseed will be thicker/harder to filter and inject but will release the hormone more slowly.Should I use the cheaper grapeseed oil or the more expensive cottonseed oil?
IMO there’s a low but substantial percentage of people who don’t react well to McT, if he’s trying to market broadly I would follow the lead of Stanford the source here who put everything in GSO or do what goodlyfe does and make both.He doesn't cook just for himself. Will MCT oil be safe for most people or is it better to stick with GSO?
Thanks for the answer. However, I will stay with GSO.IMO there’s a low but substantial percentage of people who don’t react well to McT, if he’s trying to market broadly I would follow the lead of Stanford the source here who put everything in GSO or do what goodlyfe does and make both.
Personally I use McT for everything, for what it’s worth.
Probably a wise choice, I’m sure it will work out without issues. Best of luckThanks for the answer. However, I will stay with GSO.
yes if its a naturally inflammatory oil the gear doesn't change that..Really dumb question: Do the oils ised in gear effect lipids? Ie Many people use Olive Oil for their food for the healthy fat, etc
Why is there no consideration for this when choosing oils for injection?
Either if USP grade. Cottonseed will be thicker/harder to filter and inject but will release the hormone more slowly.
GSO is a solid all around option. Thinner than cottonseed oil.
My preference is McT oil, thinner than GSO and easily suspends hormone powders. Also easier to filter and inject if your using syringe filters.
you could be right, I was under the impression it was thicker but could very well be wrong.I thought cottonseed was thinner than GSO?
Castor – 297.0 thickest
Crambe – 53.6
High oleic safflower – 41.2
Peanut – 39.6
Sunflower – 37.1
Grapeseed – 37.0
Sesame – 35.3
Corn – 34.9
Cottonseed – 33.5
Soybean – 32.6
Safflower – 31.3 thinnest
you could be right, I was under the impression it was thicker but could very well be wrong.
I was always under the impression CSO was thicker than GSO also but I don’t have any data to back that up. GSO just seems thinner to me and because of that I’ve got a bunch of test in CSO just sitting lol. Now my GSO test is sitting also because I’m all about MCT now lol. I brew way more gear than I need toyou could be right, I was under the impression it was thicker but could very well be wrong.
I was always under the impression CSO was thicker than GSO also but I don’t have any data to back that up. GSO just seems thinner to me and because of that I’ve got a bunch of test in CSO just sitting lol. Now my GSO test is sitting also because I’m all about MCT now lol. I brew way more gear than I need to
Yeah can’t recommend it enough, plenty of good raw sources these days and good quality seems to be the norm. At least with the commonly used compounds.Ya, been thinking about doing my own again as well.
MCT is almost as clear as water plus no allergens as far as I know as MCT works fine for me and no reactions.Either if USP grade. Cottonseed will be thicker/harder to filter and inject but will release the hormone more slowly.
GSO is a solid all around option. Thinner than cottonseed oil.
My preference is McT oil, thinner than GSO and easily suspends hormone powders. Also easier to filter and inject if your using syringe filters.
Yeah i love McT oil personally for my own brews. Flows really easily even through a 27g which I use for my pectoral shots.MCT is almost as clear as water plus no allergens as far as I know as MCT works fine for me and no reactions.