Thread: Better To Heat Before OR After Adding Carrier?

Originally Posted by Gearhead

The part where he heats with the microwave wasn't the part I considered helpful. I'd never do that. The brief part of showing mixing the BA and BB in was the only thing that video had to offer. Seems like most people prefer Ena over Cyp and say it's one of the easiest raws to work with. Cyp is actually my test of choice. But I've read that, for some reason they never explain, that Cyp is problematic at 250mg. I have both Ena and Cyp and when I'm set up I'm going to see if I have a problem getting it to hold at 250. Ena sounds like more of a hassle if you truly have to burn off carbolic acid for a half hour at a high temp. I'd think the shorter the time you have to expose your compound to heat the better.

It's the opposite brother. Test ena is much more of a hassle to work with since it easily melts. So you have to put it in the freezer so it solidifies. As soon as you touch it, it will melt! Cyp is easy to work with since it's powder. It's easy to get it to hold at 250mg/ml. I've made it so many times, it's no harder than test ena TBH. As I've mentioned before, all you guys should just google carbolic acid/carboxylic acid. Do your own research and don't trust people on some forum. It's not recommended to use high heat no matter what compound you're using. If you're gonna brew your test cyp at 250mg/ml it won't crash or anything if you keep it at normal temperature.

My other post was not just for you, it was mostly for everyone that reads it. So people don't get any stupid ideas and put their vials in the microwave