
That, plus, we're not allowed to direct them to the other sites on the web that go into OBSESSIVE detail on these precise subjects. So, it's kind of a castration effect, being left unable to direct a user to a helpful source so that as they choose these choices we can help them from hurting themselves.
MMMM, EO. Its like nothings there!
I've never homebrewed injectibles, but I'm minded to give it a try. I'm a chemistry graduate, so it doesn't seem too daunting.
Ethyl Oleate would seem a good choice for dissolving esters, as it is itself an ester (like dissolves like, we always say). Does EO itself cause injection site discomfort, or is it due to very high concentrations of solute crashing out when it mixes with our water-based bodies?
I have seen companies selling test enanthate at 500mg/ml, and I wonder what they use as their solvent. Anyone know? Do they hurt like a bitch to inject?
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I wouldnt use more than 2% BA. Make your original mixture leaving out a few ml's of oil. At the end of filtering run this through your filter to clear the excess gear. The .45um filter to my knowledge can let bacteria through. The .2 works fine.
EO has never been needed in my escapades, and I've never really read about its inclusion on all the conversion forums and kitchen chemistry articles throughout the 'net where I originally gained my knowledge.
I have always used grapeseed oil, and obviously BA/BB. If you have the raw powder, it's mind numbingly easy.