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Liquid Torem - Toothpaste?

kevinhy

kevinhy

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I recently purchased some liquid toremifene from a very reputable research chem site. Im not going to say any names, but they are a board sponsor for several other forums with, from what i can see, good praise.


The toremifene appears milky, the suspension is crashed, and upon opening i caught a really minty scent. I decided to taste it, and it tastes exactly like toothpaste. Does anyone out there have a similar experience? or did i get ripped off?
 
It is green, i asked at another board and everyone else said its legit. The guys told me they flavor it sometimes.

The crashed suspension is what threw me off, but whatever, guess i just have to shake it a little before using.
 
I have some of that, about to use it in 2 weeks. It's green with a crashed suspension and tastes like toothpaste. Did yours also kind of make your tongue numb? Have you ran it yet? and if so did you have good results?

I seem to think it's ok but not completely sure
 
Suspensions don't really "crash", they settle. Shake it up well before each use and you'll be fine.
 
Just going to bring this thread to life for the moment! I just received the same product. How did it go for you guys? And has anyone else had the same thing lately ?
 
You guys know the rules, no asking for sources.
 
Try heating up some water in a microwave (near boil) then placing the bottle of torem into the hot water for a bit. Shake it up and It should go back into solution
 
tommygunzz said:
Try heating up some water in a microwave (near boil) then placing the bottle of torem into the hot water for a bit. Shake it up and It should go back into solution
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Yeah this thread has been resolved, someone bumped it from the dead
 
tommygunzz said:
Try heating up some water in a microwave (near boil) then placing the bottle of torem into the hot water for a bit. Shake it up and It should go back into solution
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Hahah yeah i used the search function and brought it to life.

Thanks for the advice. I'll try that when needed man!
 
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