Thread: 0.45um then 0.2um to prevent clogging? Needed

Originally Posted by Plate Smacker

Need to filter Test E and Deca in GSO
200ml Each.
Bottle top filter with glass media bottle.

Should I filter through 0.45um then
0.22um to eliminate the chance of the 0.22um
clogging before I am able to filter it all?
Or has anyone had success just using the 0.22um?

Or, should I just get two 0.22um and maybe four 0.22um syringe filters?
This way, if the bottle top filter clogs or something, I will always be able
to switch over to the syringe filters.

I know it depends on the brand bottle top filter...but in general.

You can't do that if you like but if you just spend a few extra dollars and get a better brand bottle top filter it makes the world of a difference and you do not have to worry about that. Have you ever tried the Nalgene Rapid flow?

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Originally Posted by Plate Smacker

Thanks for the reply..
No, never tried the rapidflow.
I see Med Lab Supply has them for around $20

I will get two of the 0.22um units, but just in case.
Some syringe filters just in case.

I don't know how much gear you are trying to filter but I would not buy any bigger than 500 ml as long as they are nylon filters the now demon rapidflow you can easily push 1000ml through it in 20 minutes..

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Originally Posted by bigmills

I don't know how much gear you are trying to filter but I would not buy any bigger than 500 ml as long as they are nylon filters the now demon rapidflow you can easily push 1000ml through it in 20 minutes..

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Also check out medlabgear..

Originally Posted by Plate Smacker

Thanks for the reply..
No, never tried the rapidflow.
I see Med Lab Supply has them for around $20

I will get two of the 0.22um units, but just in case.
Some syringe filters just in case.

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are they for CR use? Meaning are you using SS in your recipe at all? or a solvent that could break down the plastic of the filter membrane? This is VERY important or you will have plastic particals floating in your final product and will not notice them till after they are cooled or a 'friend' gets a present and sees them or gets an infection bc he injected PLASTIC into his muscle. Just watching out for you bud!

Originally Posted by Plate Smacker

Thanks for the reply..
No, never tried the rapidflow.
I see Med Lab Supply has them for around $20

I will get two of the 0.22um units, but just in case.
Some syringe filters just in case.

Originally Posted by TEPENEX

are they for CR use? Meaning are you using SS in your recipe at all? or a solvent that could break down the plastic of the filter membrane? This is VERY important or you will have plastic particals floating in your final product and will not notice them till after they are cooled or a 'friend' gets a present and sees them or gets an infection bc he injected PLASTIC into his muscle. Just watching out for you bud!

They make them in CR Unfortunately they don't make them in pvdf but I would suggest a nylon and you should be fine..

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Your on point and I agree, just safety first in my book.

Remember .....lack of paranoia and complacency will fuck you every time!

Originally Posted by bigmills

They make them in CR Unfortunately they don't make them in pvdf but I would suggest a nylon and you should be fine..

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I use millipore .2 brand never had clogging and superior flow.


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