Thread: Blend question

I'm wanting to do a blend to cut down on injections for my next cycle
I want to have these per ML
Mast-e 200mg
Test-e 100mg
Deca 75mg
Do you you think this will hold in mct oil using 2% Ba and 20% bb?
Or will I need EO also? And if I do need EO what % do you recommend?
I plan on brewing 60ml total
Thanks

I've done blends at 300mg/ml of test prop, Tren Ace, and Mast in just GSO, 2%ba and 20%bb.
I've seen brews in just mct oil with same ratio of ba and bb but holding 200mg/ml of test enanthate, Mast enanthate, and tren enanthate.
Yours seems like it should be fine

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I thought it would be ok. I just wanted a second opinion. I didn't want to have to buy EO but I would if necessary. I'll give it a shot and if it doesn't hold I'll buy some EO and add a little

How does adding EO help the mixture?

Originally Posted by Yellowninja

I'm wanting to do a blend to cut down on injections for my next cycle
I want to have these per ML
Mast-e 200mg
Test-e 100mg
Deca 75mg
Do you you think this will hold in mct oil using 2% Ba and 20% bb?
Or will I need EO also? And if I do need EO what % do you recommend?
I plan on brewing 60ml total
Thanks

EO certainly not necessary, besides what will EO do? Its not a solvent, its a carrier. Using the MCT you could get away with an 18% BB / 2% BA to cut down on solvents.

What I've found to be key factors for higher dosing is temp control, constant movement with the solution and a given amount of time depending on compounds. (Using a hot plate with a magnetic stirrer)

Just a suggestion, just friendly advice, (assuming you've got a hotplate with stirrer)
After you've brought it to temp for the given amount of time you plan on, turn off off heat, keep magnetic stirrer on until its room temp then place beaker in the fridge overnight. Do this before filtering so you don't waste filters.
In the morning you'll know. If it does crash add a few more mls of BB to the mix, and repeat. Try not to go over 26% BB total. Once you get it to hold, then filter.

Originally Posted by Goof321

EO certainly not necessary, besides what will EO do? Its not a solvent, its a carrier. Using the MCT you could get away with an 18% BB / 2% BA to cut down on solvents.

What I've found to be key factors for higher dosing is temp control, constant movement with the solution and a given amount of time depending on compounds. (Using a hot plate with a magnetic stirrer)

Just a suggestion, just friendly advice, (assuming you've got a hotplate with stirrer)
After you've brought it to temp for the given amount of time you plan on, turn off off heat, keep magnetic stirrer on until its room temp then place beaker in the fridge overnight. Do this before filtering so you don't waste filters.
In the morning you'll know. If it does crash add a few more mls of BB to the mix, and repeat. Try not to go over 26% BB total. Once you get it to hold, then filter.

Yep that's exactly what I do. I learned the hard way about filtering and bottling too soon. I had some test-c crash awhile back because I didn't use enough BB so I wasted a filter and 5 10ml bottles cause I had to cut the tops off and rebrew with more BB. So now I cover the beaker with clear plastic and let it sit for a day or 2 so see if it will hold and if it's still holding I then I heat it back up to around 100-120 and filter and bottle. Only reason I heat it back up is cause it seams to filter better when its warm then room temp.

Originally Posted by Yellowninja

Yep that's exactly what I do. I learned the hard way about filtering and bottling too soon. I had some test-c crash awhile back because I didn't use enough BB so I wasted a filter and 5 10ml bottles cause I had to cut the tops off and rebrew with more BB. So now I cover the beaker with clear plastic and let it sit for a day or 2 so see if it will hold and if it's still holding I then I heat it back up to around 100-120 and filter and bottle. Only reason I heat it back up is cause it seams to filter better when its warm then room temp.

It reheating it works for you by all means stick with it, but if you are using the screw on vacuum type filter units 2 things to aware of. 1) The adhesive they use for keeping the filter disk to the body is super heat sensitive. Depending on the brand you can look at the temp ranges that are recommended. 2) The body, under heat and vacuum will crack also. I've also learned the hard way by putting in too hot of a mix and have literally lost a few brews because I was being impatient. Nothing worse than seeing all that golden goodness dripping down a media jug all over the lab bench or having to refilter.

I think you would agree on this:
"The key ingredient to a good homebrew is...…...PATIENCE"

Originally Posted by Goof321

It reheating it works for you by all means stick with it, but if you are using the screw on vacuum type filter units 2 things to aware of. 1) The adhesive they use for keeping the filter disk to the body is super heat sensitive. Depending on the brand you can look at the temp ranges that are recommended. 2) The body, under heat and vacuum will crack also. I've also learned the hard way by putting in too hot of a mix and have literally lost a few brews because I was being impatient. Nothing worse than seeing all that golden goodness dripping down a media jug all over the lab bench or having to refilter.

I think you would agree on this:
"The key ingredient to a good homebrew is...…...PATIENCE"

I only brew small batches so I use a syringe filter.