Thread: Primo E 200mg - FIRST Ever Home Brew!

Thanks buddy,. That looks like an awesome procedure. I’m inCanada right now. For all the vials and filter equipments, do u buy them locally or do u buy it online

Originally Posted by rohitabraham741

Thanks buddy,. That looks like an awesome procedure. I’m inCanada right now. For all the vials and filter equipments, do u buy them locally or do u buy it online

I got everything I needed from two places online: Amazon, and Medlab Supply.

Originally Posted by rohitabraham741

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Wow kick ass! That's awesome bro. I keep learning to pull together everything needed to home brew but haven't yet.

Where'd u get the solvents, autofil, vac pump, etc?

Did u use a bleed syringe when filing the 10 ml vials?

Originally Posted by RussianBot

Most people would probably start their home brew journey with Test C or a similarly priced compound just in case they fucked it up, it wouldn't sting the wallet too bad. Well, not this guy. I like to jump right in with both feet.

Recipe:
***I substituted MCT oil for GSO***
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Equipment:
- 500 ml Beaker
- 60 ml sterile luer lock syringes (2)
- 3 ml syringe w/25 gauge needle
- 18 gauge needles
- Benzyl Benzoate, Benzyl Alcohol
- 99% isopropyl alcohol
- Hair net
- Nitrile gloves
- Alcohol wipes
- 10ml sterile sealed vials
- Autofil vacuum bottle top filter with .22 micron filter.
- Vacuum hand pump
- Glass thermometer / stirrer
- Skillet
- Stove Top
- Clorox cleaning wipes

Procedure:
- Sterilize counter space, stove top, working area with clorox cleaning wipes.
- Sterilize beaker with isopropyl alcohol - let dry.
- Fill skillet with approx 1.5 inches water and bring to slow boil.
- Add Primo E raw powder to beaker and add Benzyl Benzoate (used first 60 ml syringe for this, I will save this syringe for use in future cooks), gently swirl until almost dissolved.
- Place beaker in skillet in water bath swirl. Raws will dissolve completely.
- Add MCT Oil to mixture, stir gently, checking temp.
- I heated the solution for approximately 30 minutes at around 185 degrees F.
- Remove from heat and add Benzyl Alcohol (used 3ml syringe for this).
- Mix well and let cool to 90 degrees F. (covered loosely with aluminum foil)
- Pour warm solution into Autofil bottle top vacuum filter, place lid on top, attach hand pump, pump to 300 mm/hg, and wait. As pressure drops to around 150 mm/hg, repump to 300. Repeat until solution is all filtered (took about 30 minutes).
- *THE NEXT STEP IS NOT IDEAL - I HAVE ANOTHER METHOD FOR NEXT TIME BUT, WITH PRECAUTIONS, THIS METHOD WORKS*: In my clean kitchen with no fans, carpet, rugs, hair net on, gloves on - remove plunger from sterile 60ml syringe with fresh 18 gauge needle attached and capped. Remove top of Autofil and quickly pour finished oil in syringe (backfill).
- Sterile sealed vials are already wiped with alcohol swab and first one has 18 gauge needle inserted to vent.
- Uncap needle attached to 60 ml syringe containing finished oil, insert into vial. Slowly install plunger back into syringe and fill vials.
- DONE!

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Originally Posted by Oldskool

Wow kick ass! That's awesome bro. I keep learning to pull together everything needed to home brew but haven't yet.

Where'd u get the solvents, autofil, vac pump, etc?

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Amazon and Medlab supply is where I got everything. I got supplies to do three batches:



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Originally Posted by RussianBot

Amazon and Medlab supply is where I got everything. I got supplies to do three batches:



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Awesome thx!

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Looks good

Originally Posted by Woods

Looks good

Thank you sir. Made with love and care.