HEET in tren conversion

[bigred869]

On the back of a HEET bottle it indicates that it contains methyl alcohol, a poison. Since it is listed in several procedures as being used as a solvent for pellets before filtration, how can this safely be a fraction of the final product for injection if it is poisonous? The boiling point for methyl alcohol is around 97 degrees, or just below the boiling point of water, so does the addition of heat break down the compound into a nonpoisonous solution? Perhaps it is only poisonous if consumed orally or maybe it gets removed in filtration?

 

[aspire210]

On the back of a HEET bottle it indicates that it contains methyl alcohol, a poison. Since it is listed in several procedures as being used as a solvent for pellets before filtration, how can this safely be a fraction of the final product for injection if it is poisonous? The boiling point for methyl alcohol is around 97 degrees, or just below the boiling point of water, so does the addition of heat break down the compound into a nonpoisonous solution? Perhaps it is only poisonous if consumed orally or maybe it gets removed in filtration?

why would you even use it? Maybe for test pellets, but why for tren? The answer to your question either way is that its filtered and washed off, repeatedly.

 

[BIGAINS]

You only use Heet if you are recrystallizing the tren to produce tren powder. NO HEET is used in the final product that is used for injection.

 

[dkkon1]

:goodpost: just use BA/BB the pellets are easily dissolved in that.

 

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