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1tuffcookie
01-01-2015, 01:07 AM
I need some input from some experienced bro's on this recipe I just brewed up. I tried IT and I gotta tell ya the day after pinning it felt like I got kicked in the ass by a horse. The pain lasted for about a week or so. Below is the recipe I used. So any ideas as to why I'm getting such bad pip for so long? The brewing process was your standard process in case any one is wondering.
MCT OIL= 115ML
BA=5ML
BB=45ML
TEST E POWDER=100G

PWH
01-01-2015, 10:16 AM
What mg you make it at?

Maybe drop the bb content.

HebenSchwere
01-01-2015, 04:30 PM
With the volumetric numbers provided, it should be 240mL of total volume. 1 gram of powder displaces 0.75mL of liquid so 100g would be 75mL. So it seems his concentration would be in excess of 300mg/mL. Actually, ~420mg/mL. That may be were the pain is coming from...too high a concentration of AAS.

Tazzzz
01-01-2015, 10:48 PM
****You will see Ethyl Oleate in most of these recipes. As I discuss below, EO is absolutely not necessary for basic concentrations. It should be considered a "luxury" for those who want thinner solutions and/or want to brew something at a higher concentration. People respond differently to EO and if you have a problem with...don't use it. If you wish not to use EO with the following recipes, just replace the amount of EO with the oil of your choice. I have listed these recipes with a general 50% EO/50% GSO mixture, as this is the standard. You can use any amount of EO you desire, from 0% to 100%, just make sure you do the math correctly and come out with the same amount of ml's.

test E/C/D, deca, Eq, tren E, Primo E 50mls @ 200mgs/ml
10g powder
17.5ml Ethyl Oleate (EO)
16ml Grapeseed Oil (GSO)
1.5ml BA (3%)
7.5ml BB (15%)

test E/C/D, deca, Eq, tren E, Primo E 40mls @ 250mgs/ml
10g powder
13.3ml EO
12 ml GSO
1.2ml BA (3%)
6ml BB (15%)

test E/C/D, deca, Eq 40mls @ 300mgs/ml
12g powder
11.8ml EO
10ml GSO
1.2ml BA (3%)
8ml BB (20%)

test E/D, deca, Eq 30mls @ 333mgs/ml
10g powder
10ml EO
5.6ml GSO
.9ml BA (3%)
6ml BB (20%)

1tuffcookie
01-01-2015, 10:56 PM
So in n effort to try and save this batch can you suggest a solution. I would like to have the final product at 250mg/ml if at all possible. I have everything on hand to add and filter the adjusted batch.





With the volumetric numbers provided, it should be 240mL of total volume. 1 gram of powder displaces 0.75mL of liquid so 100g would be 75mL. So it seems his concentration would be in excess of 300mg/mL. Actually, ~420mg/mL. That may be were the pain is coming from...too high a concentration of AAS.

1tuffcookie
01-01-2015, 10:59 PM
Thanks Tazzzzz these are very helpful and will try them on my next brew. Hey is it possible to drop the % of BB to around 10% on all these recipes?





****You will see Ethyl Oleate in most of these recipes. As I discuss below, EO is absolutely not necessary for basic concentrations. It should be considered a "luxury" for those who want thinner solutions and/or want to brew something at a higher concentration. People respond differently to EO and if you have a problem with...don't use it. If you wish not to use EO with the following recipes, just replace the amount of EO with the oil of your choice. I have listed these recipes with a general 50% EO/50% GSO mixture, as this is the standard. You can use any amount of EO you desire, from 0% to 100%, just make sure you do the math correctly and come out with the same amount of ml's.

test E/C/D, deca, Eq, tren E, Primo E 50mls @ 200mgs/ml
10g powder
17.5ml Ethyl Oleate (EO)
16ml Grapeseed Oil (GSO)
1.5ml BA (3%)
7.5ml BB (15%)

test E/C/D, deca, Eq, tren E, Primo E 40mls @ 250mgs/ml
10g powder
13.3ml EO
12 ml GSO
1.2ml BA (3%)
6ml BB (15%)

test E/C/D, deca, Eq 40mls @ 300mgs/ml
12g powder
11.8ml EO
10ml GSO
1.2ml BA (3%)
8ml BB (20%)

test E/D, deca, Eq 30mls @ 333mgs/ml
10g powder
10ml EO
5.6ml GSO
.9ml BA (3%)
6ml BB (20%)

Tazzzz
01-01-2015, 11:00 PM
If you do the math with the recipies I have to use 100g, HS is right, your off the chart high on your concentration and will hurt like hell if not get some infection. You should have been at about 253ml of oil, 12ml BA & 60ml BB to be at 250mgs/ml. You must be at about 550-600 mgs/ml with your numbers.

Tazzzz
01-01-2015, 11:02 PM
From what I understand, you can take it as loww as 5% and still get good suspension. That shouldn't be your PIP problem though--the high concentration would be.

1tuffcookie
01-01-2015, 11:05 PM
Ok so if I collect all the gear I brewed and add the amounts you mentioned to it and brew normally and filter can Salvage the batch

Tazzzz
01-01-2015, 11:30 PM
Ok so if I collect all the gear I brewed and add the amounts you mentioned to it and brew normally and filter can Salvage the batch

That would be my guess. I've never done that but I can't see why it wouldn't work. Maybe someone else has done this and can add some first hand experience. Check out the Home Brew posts and see if you can dig something up. If not, let me know how it works for you.

PWH
01-02-2015, 11:06 AM
Yes you can still save the gear, you got your calculations wrong.

What was the final product in mls after you mixed/dissolved the solution?

1tuffcookie
01-02-2015, 05:04 PM
it was 250ml total

1tuffcookie
01-03-2015, 01:00 AM
bump

HebenSchwere
01-03-2015, 04:22 PM
Using the numbers you provided, I came up with 240mL. To my knowledge, the only alternative you have to reduce the concentration of the brew would be to add additional oil, solvents, or combination thereof, then refilter and autoclave (pressure cook) if you do that step. Of course that is going to result in a brew in excess of your desire 250mL. If you're gunning for a 250mg/mL concentration and used 100g of powder, you're going to have to have a final volume of 400mL. Its just a matter of back filling the math for the amounts of additional oil, ba and bb you'll need.

1tuffcookie
01-03-2015, 07:25 PM
Copy that will follow those instructions and let you all know how I make out. Thanks again guys.