Thread: is home brew worth it

I was taught how to home brew from an ex WWE wrestler. It's stupid easy to do. I have been home brewing for the last 10 years, and its the only way to go for me. I only brew for myself (100 ml at a time), so 100 gr of Test Cyp will last me for a couple of years.

I hope its worth it cause I'm going on my maiden voyage with home brew

I have been home brewing for 10yrs, it can sometimes be a pain in the ass if you are doing it for a few friends. Just trying to keep up with production is the hard part. If you are doing it for personal use, it's worth it. Cheap and you know what's going on it.

Still have so much to learn but this home brew stuff sounds very interesting. I just need to know what equipment I need to invest in and figure out good sources of raw materials. Sounds like basic chemistry is all that's needed and product ends up being very cost effective, I just wonder what the average start up cost is.

man if importing raws weren't so hard i would jump on the homebrew train for sure .

Originally Posted by draconian2014

I was thinking about homebrewing is it worth it . ofcourse I am going to use raws sponsor from here but what is the success rate and is it really worth it ?

Like DirtyD said. Only in the long haul will it pay off. Buy a filter system you can reuse from the start. If you have to keep buying throw away filters it will just eat up the savings. Pm me, I'll help you out. Success rate? What do you mean? Customs...? Depends on where you live and quality/stealth of the shipping methods.

So it's not ok to ask people on here to recommend a quality raw material supplier??

that is a no no I think best bet I always tell people is read and read then read some more . reviews will tell you everything you need to know .

Thanks. I will go read.

Yes bro it will save a lot of money and you will know what you are injecting I am from India and just started homebrewing and I can brew gear of 1000usd in just 400usd