posted Wed, 06/15/2016 - 04:12
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Grapeseed oil
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So I am new to the game. I am trying to educate myself to eventually start a cycle. It maybe a silly question to some people on here but I just wanted to know if Grapeseed oil is a "normal" mixing agent for Test E 250 as I have a few vials around of different labs and only one of them is mixed with Grapeseed oil. I am trying to familiarize myself with all the different products.
Also is there any side effects to having it with your Test E 250.
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AnonGso is fine, it's used heavily by a lot of ugls because it's easily attainable. Hell you can get it at any supermarket. Cso is a little harder to find and my personal preference as a carrier for most compounds. If you want to ride in the Bentley MCT is probably the best out there but it's hard to find in large quantities and pretty expensive.
GSO is a good carrier oil,,thin and it has some nice anti-oxidant properties.
Gso is definitely the most common. I have bears good things about MCT oil as well. Safflower oil seems to be a bit touchy for some people. That comes from experience. You will find EO in higher dosage gear which makes it hold. For instance if you were to find something crazy like test prop 150 ( which I use ) it most likely has EO in it so it will hold and not crash. EO is a solvant and a carrier. It also thins out gear like crazy. Now with that said , if your body likes it, its wonderful. Makes things a lot less painful or even painless, thinner so it goes in easier and allows you to use higher dosage gear. If your body is aleegic to it , its painful as hell and can cause you to feel like ass. Only way to find out for certain what works for u is to be a guinea pig.
Yes it's normal and used by many manufacturers.
Grape seed oil ( GSO ) : good
Cotton seed oil ( CSO ) : good
Motor oil ( Pennzoil ) : bad
Canola oil ( rape seed ) :
See above List.
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RustyhookerPenzoil keeps the blinker fluids topped off
IM (intramuscular) injectable steroids are commonly prepared with (4) ingredients.
1) The steroid compound itself which is usually a white or yellow white crystalline powder manufactured by a biotechnology company (not the lab selling the finished product)
2) Benzyl benzoate (a solvent that helps get the steroid compound into solution) and less frequently guaiacol which is sometimes needed to make high concentration gear
3) Benzyl alcohol (to maintain sterility of the finished product)
4) The carrier oil (to deliver the product into the muscle tissue). The carrier oil is a fat like grape seed oil since steroid compounds are typically fat soluble.
The resultant product is a solution, not a suspension. In a suspension, the steroid powder is not dissolved.
Common carrier oils are grapeseed oil, cottonseed oil, safflower oil and MCT oil (derived from coconut and or palm kernel oil). Less common carriers are ethyl oleate.
So, unless you are allergic to grapeseed oil there are no side effects.
Ace VenturaYes, it's normal, although most seem to be switching over to safflower and/or mct oil. ...side effects? I have a friend that's allergic to gso, but anybody can be allergic to anything.