posted Sun, 01/07/2018 - 14:15
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Tren colors
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So i have 3 different tren A's.... one is like a dark amber kinda cloudy, other is very light yellow, last one is amber but little clearer.
They say color doesnt matter but I have heard the darker then tren the more it was cooked. doesnt over heating it cause it to degrade?
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The original Tren H. (76.5mg/1.5cc) was white, clear and potent as hell!
Colour says nothing...
I thought the original tren h was red?!
RustyhookerIt wont always tell quality, dependant on the listed factors in this post. Color does get lotta scrutiny though. Lol
Oils, heating temps, solvents, colors added....
True, friend of mine back in the day made his own with the pellets, one batch was red as blood, next would be brown as shit, next was lighter. Thought he was a terrible chemist but turned out the pellets also had quality control issues i.e outside was one color and inside was another. Not a single problem with quality though as all of them were potent for the dudes he gave it to. Im sure now its a powder versus pellet.
RustyhookerIt would make sense on potential issues with pellet color/makeup as theyre for cattle. I havent run new hex. Nor the fina pellets.
Takes me back to the good ole days.
You actually knew what you had was real and didnt have to guess.
Just want to share my own experience. I dont know why, but the strongest and the best trens i have ever had were bright strong red colour. 3 different labs, tren ace, tren e and tren mix. Super potent, nasty side effects, but also the results i have achieved were ureal.
If they are not old and the rubber stoppers are not visibly deteriorated you are probably fine. I've seen various colors over the years for a multitude of reasons
RustyhookerOil types?
ive got a rusty amber one in mct and a more golden yellow in mct as well
RustyhookerIn mct id believe it was overheated. Possibly lost its power. Mct should be hazy light yellow vs dark.
The msds lists give all the colors of the raws. But as stated by ashop below, the recipe effects the view.
There was a rumor long ago about food colors used to tinge the oil making it very clear as a marker to the brand.
damn i hope my mct one isnt degraded! that would suck....
RustyhookerAcetate is fast acting so you should know fairly quickly. Too bad theres not a blood test for all the different chems
Oils bro I've seen tan, light tan and dam near clear. enanthate is mostly tan from what I've seen same with test on the colors
I have a clear one almost like EQ ... obviously some yellow. wish i could pist pic of it
Your all good man I just had some test that looked like water my bro ran some clear tren last run clear amps. I'm not a fan of amps cause my dumb ass always gets glass shards in my thumb
Light tan as in apple.cider vinegar look
I’ve even seen different colored Test. Not as big of a variance but noticeable.
Yes
Best to just not think about it.
It can vary for various reasons. Raw material, carrier oil(s), solvents etc...
Rustyhooker^^^^^