posted Fri, 10/25/2013 - 10:42
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Trenbolone and Color. Does it have anything to do with quality
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Just wondering if there are members out there that feel color has alot to do with quality with trenbolone acetate or enanthate.
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Tren should have a yellowish tint to it. How dark that tint is varies. Tren powder is yellow that is why a vial of tren won't be clear. There are factors that determine color such as concentration of tren and cooking temps.
Johnny the BullLooks like we have come to a conclusion that trenbolone color does not have a lot to do with the quality. Makes sense to me.
Ester and Quality are of different sorts brother........
http://www.eroids.com/pics/omg-why-is-my-gear-different-colors
Johnny the Bullatta boy Nitti.
I prefer my Tren like the color of my whizzz after an all you can eat Chinese buffet on a cheat day.. Animal Pak anyone?
In all seriousness I'd go with hllwbdboy's response.. I've had tren light and dark.. both kick ass!
Where the "F" is my fried rice
when tren is heated it oxidizes and as there may be ways to control oxidation with the set ups of most UGL's its not an issue worth pursuing...
I've seen it here time and time again with members calling tren bunk due to coloration so IMO/IME that is one way to earmark an amatuer tren user
I heard the amber Tren gets you cock diesel. Like a goddamn bull mastiff. Real talk 101. The yellow Tren gets you hard and strong like a freakin chimney sweep. And the red Tren. We don't even talk about the red Tren. Shit is the bullfucked hammer jack apocalypse.
Johnny the Bulllol
Lmfao great description
Personally, I've used home brew that was almost black to very light yellow. They all work. I like precision in pharmaceuticals and I like my Tren to oxidize in my body not in the beaker. If the lab is sloppy in its production processes that they can't hold temperature and puts out a finished product that looks like what I would make at home - I don't want product from that lab. That's me. Tren raws are not dark amber and I like a finished product that isn't that way either. I know I'm snotty about this particular subject and perhaps misguided. I'll have to bring this up with my analyst next week.
Color can vary for many reasons,,,carrier oil,,,raw material,,solvent(s) etc...
You cant really judge a product by its color alone.
Johnny the Bullyes true.
What he said ^^^^
Johnny the Bulllol
This question interests me also. I've heard many tales about this, if it's too dark it's been over heated thus rendering it useless, too light and it's not Tren at all. No clue if either are true or false. Looking forward to one of the many e-roids scientists to chim in!
Johnny the Bullthat's why I brought it up. Educating the consumer.
naw brotha nothing to do with quality, could be due to raw materials, could be due to oxidation during brewing
Johnny the Bullgood point, oxidation can make it dark yellow but this has nothing to do with the quality. Thanks.