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Cloudy Tren Acetate

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What's up guys! I hope you've all enjoyed the holidays. Recently, I've received some cloudy looking tren acetate and it's not the only time. I realize this may have been talked about before, but it's not that much of a common topic and I want to get some fresh thoughts on this. Putting tren ace aside for a minute, I know that any gear solution in general shouldn't be cloudy, and if it is it should be tossed(as long as it's not just some crashed gear which can be fixed). But some say when it comes to tren, that may differ. Or at least, that's what I've heard from some members and elsewhere.

To be more specific, this tren ace actually seems to have a very small amount of tiny particles, or more like a thicker solution within a solution, if that makes sense. And these particles or whatever, will slightly separate from the solution when it sits for a while. Even when shaken vigorously, it still seems like if you run it through a filter there would be some shit left over. Is that what it really needs? To give it a run through a whatman? And is that even worth doing? My first thoughts were just to toss it, but I wanna hear what other ppl have to say.

Is there something wrong with this tren ace, and should it be tossed? Or is tren acetate just a different compound with different properties, that's ok to use even when it looks a little bit cloudy? Have any of you guys received or used cloudy tren ace before? If you have used some before, what was your experience with it, especially with injections and injection site reaction if any?

I'm gonna upload a pic or two of this tren without showing the brand, so you can see what's going on. If you guys would like to comment, that'll be very helpful and appreciated! Thanks fellas.

kibby's picture

Ok cool mate. Good luck and keep us posted buddy

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kibby's picture

Ok cool mate. Good luck and keep us posted buddy

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kibby's picture

Bro honestly I'd bin it. Forget about the tren for a minute. If the compound is there then its going to feel how tren should.
But if the oil is off/bad then the health issues that you could possibly face really aren't worth a vial of tren. Plus if the source is decent then they will probably replace it out of respect for there customers

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robb's picture

Food grade dye...I used to have a little laugh to myself when I used to hear people raving about the colour of their tren.

I think Ive seen every shade from almost clear to blood red, to almost black. Actually I remember someone storing some for another run, looked fine, several months later asking why has my tren turned black. Hopefully that went in the bin.

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press1's picture

I meant to say this too - If its from a top source/lab or one you've used before I really wouldn't worry about it. If it was from one that's fairly unknown and its your first time using them then probably toss it. It's a horrible experience pinning gear then worrying about it for the next 3 hours as to whether you are going to become ill or not.

GrowMore's picture

I wrote this on another members post about cloudy Tren:

I spoke to an impartial source on here who I trust and who brews their own gear and he said it was fine to use and that the Tren had oxidized (?) while in the brewing process. Basically it had been heated to long/hot.

However it’s not to say YOUR Tren is something else. It comes down to weather or not you trust the source and more so the members who are using their gear and writing reviews/giving experiences. Sometimes it’s not worth the risk and I wouldn’t pin any other compound which was cloudy, only Tren.

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When I posted the question lot of the old school guys said they’d seen lots of cloudy Tren, maybe because information on brewing wasn’t as freely available as it is now and many brewers back then were over cooking the Tren. As the old saying goes when in doubt chuck it out but I had 10 or so bottles of the stuff so it was worth asking around!

johnmarshall12's picture

I simply would toss it.! Never pin cloudy GEAR; it's not worth the risk or trouble thinking about it.

Dyson87's picture

Hello gentlemen! I don't mean to bust in on your guys cunvo but, I realized just the other day a little floaty in my test sus. 350. After shaking well and heating it was still there ... No pip no nothing!! But any ideas what this could be? Could it be contaminated like you guys said about this gentlemans gear? I just have never seen this before in any gear of my gear before and was a little concerned... sorry for just coming in with a different topic but after seeing this post I had to ask what ppl might think the floaty is in my test?? I hope everyone has a great day, hope to hear from someone soon, thanks! And alphamale I hope your gear is fine cuz I know the feeling that maybe the gear is no good I mean who wants that to be true... Have a good day friend hope it turns out well for you!!

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Yes this appeared after opened and used once or twice. But I never reused a pin, they are always fresh... And I rechecked for it after I used the gear, it was no longer there. So I must have injected it, but nothing bad happened at all. Just normal pip.

skydancer4's picture

If by floaty you are refering to some tiny thing or like a hair your gear is not sterile and its probably contaminated (no in the meaning that you are going to die or something like that) but if the gear is not sterile the probability of having an infection is way higher.

Dyson87's picture

Only way I can describe it is that it looked like a tiny tiny pice of lint from a bellybutton lol

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Ok sounds good thanks for the advice brother!

Dyson87's picture

Ok sounds good thanks for the advice brother!

tattoofreak's picture

Did you try to heat it carefully, to be sure it's not just crashed? If this are not crystals but something else, thrash it. Oils should always be clear. If not, it's crashed or contaminated. Only cloudy/milky gear you can pin is water based, like tne or winny etc.

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press1's picture

Absolutely nothing at all to worry about from my experience - I've used many vials of cloudy tren ace over the years and never had any problems. I always receive them around Xmas time when the weather is freezing outside and its this that seems to cause it. The only thing I have noticed is there seems to be slightly more PIP to it. The stuff I have just started yesterday is cloudy!

tattoofreak's picture

Seriously? I'd never pin any cloudy gear! Gear isn't this expensive, that I'd risk it. Except it's obvious crashed and crystals disappear after heating...

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DfromPhilly's picture

X2. I’ve never ran tren, but I’d heat it up for a bit and if it didn’t clear up I’d be holding a funeral service that night for it.

press1's picture

Stuff in the U.K will be stored in warehouses outside where temps often reach 0 degs C and lower in the winter, then transportation through the post etc. To me £40 a vial is fairly expensive bud.

tattoofreak's picture

Understand, bro. But if it depends on the temperatures, it's just crashed and you can reconstitute it by heating. Then it's clear oil again and gtg. But if heating doesn't work and it stays clowdy, I'd be scared if it's contaminated. You get what I mean?

Also I meant that gear is pretty cheap, compared to the amounts of food we need and I really wouldn't eat any meat which has a strange color or smell. So why injecting something which seems odd? Not worth to risk my health ;)

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stairmaster's picture

If tren or any other compound:

"any gear solution in general shouldn't be cloudy"

plantguypete's picture

Hey bud! Sorry to hear about your ace!

My first thought was crashed gear, but the more I think about it, the further I drift from that idea.

The description you provided truly makes me think of contaminated media from our research lab (working on my doctorate in a biology lab). Seems to me like some anaerobic microbe is growing in the solution.

IMO, unless you can rule out contamination altogether, I would toss it. Not worth the risk to me. If it’s questionable to put into your muscle inches deep, probably shouldn’t be there.

I look forward to the pics!

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skydancer4's picture

+1, I also work in a lab and i was thinking about the same thing.