posted Fri, 06/30/2023 - 16:33
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+ 1 Crashing gear in warm environment?
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So i just have a vial or tren and sust crash in my bathroom draw. Tried resuspending it. Can’t get it to resuspend. Two totally different labs ? It’s warm in there I just don’t get why it happened. Anyone ever experience this ?
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First off, your pictures made me want to get lasik
put a needle in the top to vent it.
place it in a shallow pan with near boiling water.
If you have un-crashed Tren or sus, add that to the crashed vials to help stabilize it.
Heated blanket works well too, slow but effective.
Coffee warmer.
One of my ghetto favs, a microwave with some pizza rolls. Only take 2-3 seconds at a time, gets BLAZING hot.
Lmao sorry about the pics. I did vent it but heated it with a blow dryer. So put it right into the water ? I’ll try that and add some uncrashed tren. Thanks
a blow dryer won't do much for severely crash gear. Like stated you gotta get water temp up a bit. You have to understand these hormones melt at high temps.. Problem could be overdosed gear or even lack of ba/bb. Good luck.
Ok thank you.
stand it upright and vented. keep the water from coming to a boil.
Thank you brother will do.
Where I’m at it’s at 80-89 during the day and mid to high 70’s at night. I received crashed gear once and I left it in my car during the afternoon and it smoothed right out. No pip at all from it and it didn’t crash on me again through the whole cycle. Maybe the gear you got was overdosed. Hopefully you can fix your gear brother.
I tried heating it with my blow dryer and nothing. That usually works for me. Just weird how it was fine pinned it 2 or 3 times and this morning it was crashed ? Very weird.
I’ve seen someone microwave it before. Is that possible ? Anyone try that method? What’s the best way to do that. I’ve been having a lot of crashed gear lately and i never had that problem before.
Never microwave! Hot plate, and put some holes in the stopper. Keep the vial moving and stirring it up
Ok thank you appreciate the input