A while back, I was reading a thread on another forum where a source was discussing brewing high concentration gear. He said that Deca, EQ, and Test can all be successfully suspended at 500-600 mg/ml. I've never tried these due to the price. I did see one source that had 400mg/400mg blend of deca/test e and EQ/test e which seemed tempting. I'm currently running Mast E at 300mg/ml, and up until recently was running Tren E at 300mg/ml, both in GSO only. There's some pip, but the convenience is worth it.

Nitti typed so much that he ran out of black ink and had to switch to red. Good info though. I'd still like to see independent lab results on that 1g/ml blend. The fact is it all comes down to basic physical limitations. You can only fit so many molecules in a cubic centimeter. The key is to find the bare minimum solvents required to retain adequate suspension. A knowledgable man could work all that out on paper based of molecular weight and total volume. I'm an athlete not a mathlete so I'll just stick with the basics.

There is a theory that EQ can be used as a carrier oil to suspend other compounds successfully (with the proper solvents). I personally spoke to two ppl I trust about this theory. One says that sometime EQ raw comes in liquid form and this changes the game completely. He says its "PLAUSIBLE". The other person says "It is HIGHLY unlikely"! I have personally used a blend in very high concentration with EQ/test e/tren e. I was very careful with monitoring every minuscule detail and change in my body, side effects and gains. I came to the conclusion that based on what I know about my own body and how it responds to each compound individually , that all 3 compounds were present in the blend. Now since I didn't have the oil tested there is no real way for me to know if the concentration was accurate. All I can say definitively is that all 3 compounds were present. I can go in depth about what brought me to this conclusion later if someone really wants to know. I am no expert. I have plenty of experience with AAS and some experience with being the chef. So I don't know the real science behind any of it. I don't know at what point each compound with each specific ester begins to fall out of suspension.

I say it's a safer bet to stick with SIMPLE blends if you are going to use them. They're much more convenient if you're running multiple compounds. It's less oil to pin. But again, stick with simple blends. 2 compounds. Normal doses. Example Deca/Test-500 (250mg each). Tren e/test e-500 (250mg each). And so on. Once you start getting up. Above 500mg, or multiple compounds (iv'e seen some with 3 & 4 compounds) you're talking higher prices per bottle and more importantly, less stability and control over your blood levels. Unless you get a mass spectrum done on these blends. We just don't know!