Thread: Tren ace color

I know this question has probably been asked so many times and I've actually posted asking previously as well but it seems weird that my tren when coming from a certain source is always much lighter. Due to certain circumstances I brewed tren ace from two different sources recently separately. Exactly same oil, ba, Bb, process. One is dark amber and one is very light. I can post pictures and probably will later on. Just would like to know your thoughts. Also, side note is Landmark chems no longer a sponsor on here. I don't see their blog or on the sponsor list?

Originally Posted by Leoterelli250

I know this question has probably been asked so many times and I've actually posted asking previously as well but it seems weird that my tren when coming from a certain source is always much lighter. Due to certain circumstances I brewed tren ace from two different sources recently separately. Exactly same oil, ba, Bb, process. One is dark amber and one is very light. I can post pictures and probably will later on. Just would like to know your thoughts. Also, side note is Landmark chems no longer a sponsor on here. I don't see their blog or on the sponsor list?

Most of the time, over heating during the brewing process is what causes the darker brown color in tren.

Sometimes though, the Raws will vary on the final product color.

Some of the best tren I've used was almost clear.

Originally Posted by Montego

Most of the time, over heating during the brewing process is what causes the darker brown color in tren.

Sometimes though, the Raws will vary on the final product color.

Some of the best tren I've used was almost clear.

This, and the added fact of raw quality (oxidation, storage in hot or cold etc etc)

Originally Posted by Alpha Omega

This, and the added fact of raw quality (oxidation, storage in hot or cold etc etc)

I’m definitely a believer in the posit that oxidation, temperature, shipping conditions, quality of powder - even the slightest and most acceptable variations - may cause the discoloration. Sure, everyone slobbers over golden product, but the dark is probably just fine.

I've noticed in miglyol very light and GSO is a bit darker but like someone said it's do to heat

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Thanks guys. It's just the solution was heated the same way (time and temperature). I mean pretty close and the color is so vastly different. I'll post a picture in a second and let me know what you think.

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Originally Posted by Leoterelli250

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Wow that’s weird. Never seen tren that looks like your darker vial

Tren A NEEDS NO HEAT just add BB let sit over night covered add BA and carrier

So I let it almost fully dissolve before putting on a temp controled plate. Highest heat both of these batches were exposed to was 120 f. And that was only a minute or two. The color difference is just throwing me off.