I have a question.
If i were to want to do a 1-test/4-ad transdermal cycle i could just put everything in there correct as id be using 300mgs of both and if needed bump it a bit higher? Now my question is this, you said 4-ad is hard to get into solution, how would i know if its in solution and how many grams at a time, if i did incorporate both of em, should i do the 1-test first or the 4-ad and also once i dump it into the bottle and shake how long do i nuke it in the micro for? Do you guys suggest just using a bottle for 1-test and a bottle for 4-ad? How would i know how many mgs there are in each squirt or in each ml if i measured it out with a syringe or somethin? Hopefuly this thread gets seen as id love to have these answered. Thanks!
I'll try to answer these one at a time and hopefully someone can add on later if I miss anything.
1. The way you can tell that it's in solution is if when you are mixing it and there are no large clumps in it you can do this by putting in in a beaker, blender, etc.
2. You should put the 4-AD in about 3g at a time.
3. If you are going to incorporate them both, then I would mix the 1-Test in first because it tends to mix easier than the 4-AD. But again mix these in 3g at a time and make sure it dissolves well before you mix more in.
4. You could nuke it in the microwave for a few seconds at the beginning, but after you mix in the hormones it's recommended that you not put it back in the micro because it could weaken them. A hot water bath is a better option, plus put in a marble or ball-bearing and shake like hell.
5. I would suggest that you put both of them in separate containers because this allows you some flexibility in the dosing to see if you need to go either higher or lower than 300mg.
6. Calculating mg/ml is relatively easy. Basically if you use 12-15g of 1-test or 4-ad in 8oz of solvent comes out to 12000-15000mg/240ml or 50-62.5mg/ml. I've heard of some getting away with mixing 12g of 1-test in 4oz or 120ml which would be 100mg/ml but with 4-ad I would go with a bit more of the solvent.
7. Yeah, you can dose with an oral syringe because it's more accurate than the pump method. Oral syringes are easy to come by and are often free at a local pharmacy if you say it's for a child. It should either be a 1ml or 3ml syringe. Or if you have it, an insulin syringe with the needle removed.
Hope this answers some of your questions and hopefully others will chime in with other tips that helped them out when mixing their transdermals. I would check out the threads in the Nutraplanet section regarding Penetrate. Good luck with the homebrewing (I'm going to be doing mine in a few months (15g 4-AD/12g 1-Test)). Have fun!:thumbsup: