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First time ordering from Meta Pharma. When I received the vials I noticed that the oil has an almost water-like consistency. Is this normal for this source?

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Nice gear !!

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Amazing stuff, enjoy!! I've run two cycles of there's and it's good

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Tits and Mass's picture

The oil quality is unreal, flows through smaller gauge pins a dream

Makwa's picture

Nice isn't it. Now you can go to 27g pins.

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Not everything is clear. Some of it is, but I have quite a few that aren’t. The test e and cyp both have a slight yellow tint. Winny is white and separates when still. Tren is dehydrated piss color. EQ has a slight yellow tint, as does Deca. I could check my others but they aren’t all clear.

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I believe its the fancy MTC they use. I was reading a while back in the discussion section.

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Thank you

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Here is some info I copied from metas thread.

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Jaxattax8673 press14d ago
Yeah like makwa said, what they use is considered the pharma grade mct oil. I had to look that up too when meta posted the pic. Sucks that it does that to you. Have you ever tried diluting it with something else? I have a 100ml vial of grape seed oil I use to dilute strong compounds.
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DeeMan2.8k Jaxattax864d ago
A few mig oils...mig 810, mig 812 and mig 840. I think they use 812. Derived from coconut/palm oil and other mig isn't. 840 is the worst in my opinion
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Makwa4.8k CC PRO press14d ago
Mig is also a MCT. It is the rolls royce per se of MCT oils in the pharmaceutical industry. It is even thinner than the MCT that you are used to if you can believe that and Mig is also able to help dissolve the compounds and keep them in solution better. Less need for supersolvents. It is also a helluva lot more expensive than MCT.

Even though they are both MCT oil, they do differ in their chmical makeup. Your typical MCT is derived from coconut oil. The Mig however is a propylene glycol diester, this is what may be giving you an issue. You can blame my degree in organic chemistry on that one. I think when a lot of sources refer to MCT as their carrier it is actually Miglyol since it just has more superior properties over "standard" MCT, albeit much more expensive. If you have issues with Mig you probably want to be clear about whether the source is actually using Miglyol in reference to the general MCT catchall.

Credit to @DeeMan & @Makwa

It also is mig812 he uses. If you go to page 4-5 on his discussion thread, they posted a 50 gallon barrel of it lol

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