posted Sat, 05/02/2015 - 05:07
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Question about gear stored in a hot (temp) location....
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Weird question, but thanks for reading. Before the winter for some odd reason I stored a couple of vials of Test E from an UGL in a heating vent. It was just to keep it out of the way for a few weeks while someone was visiting (I probably could have just locked it up in my safe). Forgot about them and they sat in the vent all winter (in the north east). With the heat being on all day for a few months do you think that did anything negative to the Test? They aren't crashed or doesn't have anything visibly wrong, it also isn't a large amount which is why I forgot about them, just wondering if I should toss it. Thanks in advance.
tl;dr Left some Test E in a heating duct all winter, do you think the heat effected the quality?
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Rustyhookerhttp://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/patientinstructions/000534.htm
Good reads
Pretty cool, I'm gonna save this for future discussions. Thanks man.
Thanks for all the replies guys. I appreciate it... I will keep it...
AnonFrom here on I wouldn't do that.... It may degraded it slightly but probably not much... You want to keep it away from light and room temp like others have said
Don't toss it
Got me thinking about those hardcore homeless guys who live in their vans outside, year round at golds gym in cali. Extreme hot, cold temps, don't think they have issue's with their gear. Lol seriously tho, I'm sure you're still good.
Should be fine bro.
RustyhookerAgree!
The hormone can be heated in excess of 93 C (about 200 F) before it is volatile, see reference MSDS below for flash point. Your compound should be fine as long as you aren't trying to boil your skin off.
http://www.chemblink.com/MSDS/MSDSFiles/315-37-7_Spectrum.pdf
RustyhookerHard part is the rest of the chemical equation. Test is just one melting point.
Well the oils are just carbon chains so they have an extremely high boiling point and BA is relatively low but because it's such a low percent the oils will take most of the transferred energy. Also, BA doesn't decompose like testosterone and would just condense back into solution if it did boil because it's sealed in a vial.
RustyhookerTestosterone degrades with heat as does any chemical. Breaking bonds.
Heater vent at tops is maybe 85 degrees. Far below any melt or point of worry but all medications list 70 degrees and dark place for reason of degrading.
Proper storage.
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/patientinstructions/000534.htm
Doubt if the heat was high enough to be an issue... still room temp for the most part.