instead of using all the oil which is like 20cc (approx)

if one used only half of that
then the final product should be
10cc of 150mg/ml

had anyone tried this???

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So what happened to the TA that is not dissolved in your oil??? Well, you probably (gasp) filtered it out and discarded it.

That, my friend, is steroid abuse! We all have to learn once, though.

Andy

Why not ues twich the amount of pellets instead of only 10cc of oil!!

Then you have 20cc of 150mg/ml fina

HELL YAH!!!!!!!1

hell ya............ive made 150mg/mll tren with no probs.

How do you know it actually IS infact 150mg/ml? How do you know you didnt filter out the un-dissolved TA and throw it away?

And, once again, it's not a 150mg (or whatever) to 1ml oil ratio. Read the above post by me. You add the solid first THEN dilute accordingly. You DO NOT add 50ml of oil to a solid if you want it to be x grams/ml. That would make it more than 50ml.

and BTW , solute=solid
solvent=liquid

Andy

BUT, adding benzyl alcohol to the solution increases the solubility of just about any organic, non-polar compound in an oil solution. With this addition, you can easily reach a 150 mg/ml tren solution -- and the extra will not be filtered out since it will all be in solution. So The Shadow is correct here. The BA is NOT for fungal/bacterial purposes. If the oil is tainted, the BA will do nothing. That's why you sterile-filter the solution.

Isopropyl alcohol, ethanol, benzyl alcohol are ALL anti-microbial. Since the benzyl alcohol is 'larger' than isopropyl alcohol, it may not be as good at penetrating bacterial cell membranes however it is indeed considered to be anti-microbial.

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Originally posted by Andy13:
It may not be used as an anti-microbial since it probably isnt as good as isopropyl alcohol. But i have personally taken a microbiology class and can tell you that if you add BA to a petri dish, it will burn a hole in that bacterial colonie wherever you put it.

Andy

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First, if infact you can dissolve 150mg of TA in 1ml of BA/oil, how would you know you did? Does anyone have lab reports?

Why not make it 75mg/ml and just double the volume size of the injections. Is that REALLY a big inconvienince to do?

Thanx for your input!!

quote:

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Originally posted by conan69:
I was told that the 150mg was lab tested and it was fine, but you are a chemist, further imput is very appreciated

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Andy, did you see this?

Yes, but if we are talking of 150 mgr/cc, this means you got less then 1 cc of oil because your have the 150 mgr of roid in it.
In your case we have 1cc + 150 mgr of roid wich is more then 1 cc.
I think this was what Andy was saying.

For the chemical thing, count me out.

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Jeff

you would know what i mean if you have done one of my cycles

If you want 100mg/ml and you have 2000mg of hormone, you need 20ml
(2000mg/100mg/ml is 20) total solution. You must use all of bottle 1
which is 5ml in a 2gF kit. You must use 5ml of bottle 1 solution for
every 2000mg of hormone you have. 2000mg of hormone takes up
2ml so now you have 7ml. 20ml total needed - 7ml used means you need
13ml from bottle 2. Bottle 2 had 21 ml so 21ml - 13ml means you take
out 8ml from bottle #2.

If you want 100mg/ml and you have 4000mg of hormone, you need 40ml
(2000mg/100mg/ml is 40ml) total solution. You must use all of bottle 1
which is 10ml in a 4gF kit. 4000mg of hormone takes up 4ml so now you
have 14ml in bottle #1. 40ml total needed -14ml means you need only
26ml from bottle number 2. In bottle number 2 was 41ml so you need to
take out 15ml.

If you want 150mg/ml and you have 2000mg of hormone, you need 13.3ml
(2000mg/150mg/ml is 13.3) total solution. You must use all of bottle 1
which is 5ml in a 2gF kit. You must use 5ml of bottle 1 solution for
every 2000mg of hormone you have. 2000mg of hormone takes up
2ml so now you have 7ml. 13.3ml total needed - 7ml used means you need
6.7ml from bottle 2.

If you want 200mg/ml and you have 2000mg of hormone, you need 10ml
(2000mg/200mg/ml is 10) total solution. You must use all of bottle 1
which is 5ml in a 2gF kit. You must use 5ml of bottle 1 solution for
every 2000mg of hormone you have. 2000mg of hormone takes up 2ml, so
now you have 7ml. 10ml total needed - 7ml used means you need 3ml of
oil from bottle 2.

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