Yes. That's why it looks like crashed gear. Killing "it" won't take away it's physical form almost instantaneously, I certainly can't imagine in this particular time span.
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Jeremiahflex
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Would you mind microwaving that for about 30 seconds, see if it clears
willy D
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Pic off google dawg or i would and chances are it may disappear but mold spores can be on a microscopic level once contaminated it can always comeback
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Jeremiahflex
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I had to throw 3 bottles in the Microwave (one at a time) one bottle had 1 ball in it. Going on almost a week they are all still clear with no visable particles.
willy D
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How did you microwave them with an aluminium top ?
Jeremiahflex
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Made no difference, no sparks. 30 secs
willy D
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I understand if it was crsytal like particles.of what crashed gear looks like id dissolve and use.. But ya dont know with this cotton ball looking shit better to chuck it and buy new
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Taylor_on
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I also have a similar experienced like you, but the mini cotton balls are less than you. Should I use them ? Fuck, I need to change the supplier
Yea in fact I do and a medical one also. No I much prefer analytical testing over "experiments".
While it may be a common practice to "heat up" UGL products in bro-land, such an endeavor does NOT comply with existing PHARMACEUTICAL standards.
And that standard is, RETURN the product to the involved manufacturer for a FULL REFUND or a REPLACEMENT!
So rather than having YOUR CUSTOMERS jump thru unsubstianted proof of efficacy and safety standards, take the high ground Pharmacon and
initiate a no questions asked return policy on maters of this sort.
Or perhaps you would rather be referred to as "just another UGL"!
Sorry guys simec sucks. Taking forever.
What testing are U having conducted?
Bc very few bacteria can use triglycerides as sole energy source, the chances microbes are responsible for such gross VISIBLE "contamination" approximates ZERO.
In circumstances of this nature the source is almost always chemical (buffers, preservatives, extraneous compounds and yes even AAS, to name a few) which has exceeded it's saturation point.
In circumstances of this nature the source is almost always chemical (buffers, preservatives, extraneous compounds and yes even AAS, to name a few) which has exceeded it's saturation point.
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Cheers, I guess I didn't really consider theyd only have TGs to survive off of. No water, very little to no oxygen.
Want proof? How long has that bottle of vegetable OIL been sitting in the cupboard at home absent bacteria?l overgrowth I' suspect there are a few bacteria that may subsist on a diet of TRI's but reproduction would be another matter.
Oh and the reason that kitchen oil becomes rancid over time is due OXIDATION of the oil itself rather than bacterial contamination.
Heck add a preservative such as Benzyl Alcohol, and appropriately filter the product and these are some of the reasons INFECTIONS from pinning AAS are almost always bc of sloppy USER TECHNIQUE!
Ever wonder why even Pharmaceutical Parenteral AAS have a 1-2 year shelf life yet
darn near everything else using a saline/water/glucose (yummie) based solvent has a shelf life of like 2-3 months!
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I believe you, I wasn't questioning you. Your rhetoric comes off as defensive to me, I apologize if I offended you.
Yes, I am familiar with lipid oxidation via oxygen, catalyzed by light or heat typically. Hence why its unwise to leave butter/other oils (particularly unsaturated oils) open and in the sun.
Yeah I agree user technique tends to be the violator, hence why most injection infections I have read about (I'm not well experience in this area however) are common bacteria that tend to be on the skin (like staph a)
Yes, I am familiar with lipid oxidation via oxygen, catalyzed by light or heat typically. Hence why its unwise to leave butter/other oils (particularly unsaturated oils) open and in the sun.
Yeah I agree user technique tends to be the violator, hence why most injection infections I have read about (I'm not well experience in this area however) are common bacteria that tend to be on the skin (like staph a)
CdnGuy
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Hate to be "that guy" bro ! Anything ? Those guys need a cuff in the head if not imo lol
It's becoming one excuse after another. They said they moved lab locations and have been backed up. Should have it by "this week".
If they were a source id be tearing them apart and callin them scammers for the lack of communication and run around
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