Thread: Raws Arrived Melted

Originally Posted by Downtown

Cyp 250 is easy, I've never had a problem. As far as melting first time I got EQ I flipped cuz it looked like honey, lol. Lost a lil cuz I couldn't squeeze it all out. I brewed large scale for about 6 years. Heated plate with a magnetic stirrer will save u alotta head aches, and an electronic filtration pump. Just my 2 ccs

Dude I lost HALF of my EQ order a few weeks ago bc the companies stealth was so good and I didn’t know it was liquid at room temp. I cut the bag open (wasn’t a clear bag) and dumped half down the sink before I realized they hadnt put a bag of powder in there...


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Ya I thought I got the wrong stuff or sumthing bunk. Never knew it's supposed to be like that. Deca turns into like a wax rock, but it was still gtg.

Originally Posted by Downtown

Ya I thought I got the wrong stuff or sumthing bunk. Never knew it's supposed to be like that. Deca turns into like a wax rock, but it was still gtg.

For everyone’s future reference, sus250 is also liquid at room temp.


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Good to know about the EQ and Sust. If it caught you veteran's off guard, I definitely wouldn't have known. I would have been livid if that happened to me. I don't even like when I have blood drawn while I'm on. I feel like I'm being robbed. From now on if I can't see the raw in the package, I'm going to give it a squeeze test. I have a list of most of the melting points that I think I got off a sticky in this forum. I copied it just as part of doing my homework but didn't pay much mind to it. Now if I'm interested in a raw I've never dealt with before, I'm going right to that list.

Originally Posted by Gearhead

Good to know about the EQ and Sust. If it caught you veteran's off guard, I definitely wouldn't have known. I would have been livid if that happened to me. I don't even like when I have blood drawn while I'm on. I feel like I'm being robbed. From now on if I can't see the raw in the package, I'm going to give it a squeeze test. I have a list of most of the melting points that I think I got off a sticky in this forum. I copied it just as part of doing my homework but didn't pay much mind to it. Now if I'm interested in a raw I've never dealt with before, I'm going right to that list.

That’s always a good idea to know as much as you can about the hormone you’re using. The more info you have going in the less likely you are to make a costly mistake.


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Originally Posted by Downtown

Cyp 250 is easy, I've never had a problem. As far as melting first time I got EQ I flipped cuz it looked like honey, lol. Lost a lil cuz I couldn't squeeze it all out. I brewed large scale for about 6 years. Heated plate with a magnetic stirrer will save u alotta head aches, and an electronic filtration pump. Just my 2 ccs

Downtown, if you don't mind me asking, would you give me a quick rundown of your recipe for Cyp 250? Just like BA/BB%'s(or ml's per raw grams), heating process and any little tid bits you don't mind sharing. I can't remember who it was that was trying to steer me toward 200mg and they didn't really say why, but I'd really prefer 250mg. I rep up anyone that gives me useful info. I don't even know how many times I've bumped Droid in the last couple days. Anyways, any input is appreciated!

When I want higher concentrations I just brew cyp and enanthate together so I don't have to use very high solvent ratios.

Originally Posted by Gearhead

That crossed my mind but don't know how much of a pain in the ass it would be. Some area's are a little gelatinous and wouldn't be easy to cut. Plus with my luck my girlfriend would walk in the house unannounced as I'm doing it, see me shaving a crystal rock and think I had taken up crack.

NO HONEY! IT'S NOT WHAT YOU THINK! I AM GONNA INJECT IT!

Originally Posted by balin

When I want higher concentrations I just brew cyp and enanthate together so I don't have to use very high solvent ratios.

I was under the impression that higher concentrations meant MORE solvents so it will stay suspended.

Originally Posted by Gearhead

I was under the impression that higher concentrations meant MORE solvents so it will stay suspended.

It all depends on how high you want to go. Mixing test cyp with enanthate is common, by mixing them you can go a little bit higher without the gear crashing or needing a lot of solvents to keep it dissolved.