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Originally Posted by
Plate Smacker
Currently conducting science and stuff..
Preheated to 250F, going for 20 minutes.
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perfect, if it gets to hot, take it out, but thats a ball park time frame.. let cool down till about 140ish, and swirl around.. let cool naturally over night, and see how it looks in the AM
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Yeah, it's not that hot actually. I mean it is, but not overly hot given the boiling point of everything in it.
I removed it and used an oven mit to shake it for 5 minutes. Then left it wrapped in the mit so it could slowly come to room temp.
Given the surface area exposed, it could reach room temp in less then 20 minutes.
After 35-40 minutes, even wrapped in mit, it reached right around room temp. Measured with laser thermometer.
Left to right: Test E, Blend, Deca
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Even though I am still on a cruise, I still do a small injection to test it.
Just pinned 0.3ml in my right quad. I choose quad because they have always been a pain. If I have little to no pip there... everywhere else is gravy.
So far all my gear I brew is zero pip.
Color looks nice, a slight tint change.
I mean slight. It is a shade between the clear as water Test E, and Deca
The deca alone has a darker yellow tint, but barely noticed.
Side story:
I have this thing with my hands where I can cook on the grill and flip things with my hands.
If I make bacon on the stove, I flip it with my fingers by grabbing a piece that is sticking up.
I wash my hands, and think I dried them good enough, and then the wife is like omg, your hands are still wet.
I was an Automotive Tech for 6 years... prolly something to do with it.
Last edited by Plate Smacker; 05-22-2018 at 02:46 AM.
"It's a lot of hard work, it's hard work that most people don't realize. I think the consistency of the hard work, is the hardest part." Dallas McCarver
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I told my daughter to math me up a 2:1 ratio. I also then added some other math.
I am not going to run at a 2:1, but I know many do. I am going to start 1:1 ratio. Bloods, adjust if necessary.
If you fill up a vial with 6ml of Test E 300 and 3ml of Deca 300.
1.5ml would yeild 150ml Deca, 300mg Test E.
Pinned twice a week, would be 300 Deca, 600 Test E
6 doses or 3 weeks.
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Last edited by Plate Smacker; 05-22-2018 at 03:29 AM.
"It's a lot of hard work, it's hard work that most people don't realize. I think the consistency of the hard work, is the hardest part." Dallas McCarver
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No problem bro. If you're gonna travel or something you can do it. If not, I really don't recommend you doing this. I never recommend people to make blends of different esters or compounds. It's always better to keep everything separate so you can dose it however you want.
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Originally Posted by
THX
No problem bro. If you're gonna travel or something you can do it. If not, I really don't recommend you doing this. I never recommend people to make blends of different esters or compounds. It's always better to keep everything separate so you can dose it however you want.
I agree for less experienced people buying for a cycle, because they would not be able to adjust dosages. They would be stuck with what they got.
Some that have been in the game for awhile know exactly how their body responds to certain dosages. They are able to know that they are going to run at a certain ratio because it works best. They most likely have the compunds seperate as well.
For those of us who brew, we can easily pin the blend, and add more of the other compound seperately. We can also adjust the ratio ourselves.
So yes, depending on users experience, I may recommend them to NOT get a blend.
"It's a lot of hard work, it's hard work that most people don't realize. I think the consistency of the hard work, is the hardest part." Dallas McCarver
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Originally Posted by
Plate Smacker
I agree for less experienced people buying for a cycle, because they would not be able to adjust dosages. They would be stuck with what they got.
Some that have been in the game for awhile know exactly how their body responds to certain dosages. They are able to know that they are going to run at a certain ratio because it works best. They most likely have the compunds seperate as well.
For those of us who brew, we can easily pin the blend, and add more of the other compound seperately. We can also adjust the ratio ourselves.
So yes, depending on users experience, I may recommend them to NOT get a blend.
Making your own custom cocktail ain't a bad idea, you know what you want and adjust the ratio's accordingly..only blend I use is testE/deca.. 250/250
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Originally Posted by
Vision
Making your own custom cocktail ain't a bad idea, you know what you want and adjust the ratio's accordingly..only blend I use is testE/deca.. 250/250
Sounds like my next blend right there... yummy.
"It's a lot of hard work, it's hard work that most people don't realize. I think the consistency of the hard work, is the hardest part." Dallas McCarver
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