I've read some places that the test E powder is waxy and yellow and others say that its a white "powder." Is the white powder form ok to use? I guess a melting test would confirm this as well.
It does have a yellowish colour to it. Also, that pic looks like it may have been refrigerated or frozen. If enan is allowed to go to room temperature it will become a thick, waxy semi-solid. It also has a rather horrible smell to it.
It depends, how it was processed, how hot it got during the shipping, how fine the powder is. you can't tell just by looking you need to do a melting point test.
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