posted Fri, 02/17/2012 - 15:31
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COLOR of oils
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Hey everyone! new guy here.recently got some oils,never injected.So its all new to me.Just wondering,,,all oils have same color,test e test prop,deca,sust,and bolde.is this normal? they are sort of amber color.
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thanks for the info.pretty shure they are UGL cause i got the good reviews from this place.not shure if its ok to say who?
Frankieit totaly depends on what carrier is used bro and there are many of them from plain old greapeseed oil/cottonseed oil which tend to have the colour of ..well oil lol
when raw hormones are melted they are all much the same colouer (a clear or amost clear thickish liquid)
some labs use eo as a carrier ,eo (elthy olate) is a clear almost like warter concitancy solvent that is alot more expancive and a better carrrier than just the plain oils .
solvents like bb and ba are clear too (the usp grade ones anyway) so with all that said the colour wil come from what carrier is used and it sounds to me your gear is suspended in some sort peanut oil giveing it a amber look unless the raws have been over heated by alot and oxidised and degraded but i cant see that as only a fool would do that .
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tren when heated past its melting point will oxidise and the more its heated them more it will oxidise give it a darker and darker look the more that is added .
I know you have knowlage of oils and such but i have never heard of using peanut oil i know plenty of diff oils will work but never thought someone would use peanut oil there are so many people that are allergic to it but i guess labs dont care
Frankieyeah you of thought so right?
pahrma grade companys use peanut bro ....crazy right.
There have been concerns as to whether pharmaceutical products containing arachis oil are appropriate for individuals with peanut allergies or that they may increase the risk of developing peanut allergy.
Although there is some evidence that exposure to refined arachis oil does not pose a risk to patients with peanut allergy, the Summary of Product Characteristics (SPCs) of products which contain arachis oil state that they should not be used by patients with an allergy to peanuts (or soya). The CSM have recommended that patients known to be allergic to peanuts should not use medicines containing arachis oil.
The CSM have previously advised that there is insufficient evidence to conclude that exposure to medicinal products containing arachis oil leads to sensitisation to peanut protein.
When/if going for injectable hrt your endo will do a full medical check on you inclueding one for any reaction to peanuts.
Really pharma use it i am on trt and get delatestryl uses sesimie oil and pfizer uses cottenseed and i guess your right you wont get persrcibed something you are alergic to