Supersizeme
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Is prepared tren ace usually a dark or light colour, Or can it have varying shades?
Colour of tren?
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Supersizeme
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Do you know the colour would vary if different concentrations of any of the ingredients were used?
vertigorocks
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the one on the left looks like BD's Tri-trenbolone, which one is the one you made?
Supersizeme
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They're both home made. I've not long since been told that heating at different temps can affect colour....(hotter=darker).....sounds fair to me TBH, but i am far from expert on the subject?
BiggerStronger
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If you heat the oil up too much it can turn darker like that.
Supersizeme
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Would over heating it enough to alter the coclour of the oil effect (reduce) the quality of the finnished product?
Supersizeme
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Unfortunately i cant give you those details mate as it wasnt me who made it.
brew
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well I've had them turn out both ways and both have been good. Two reasons I have found for darker tren, first is with pellets it tends to be darker I beleive do to some of the binder not being removed. The second is with powder and conditions it was made or stored in. I have found that when the powder is exposed to higher humidity the final product tends to be darker.
Supersizeme
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Ok, thanks for the input bud.
notacow
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I do believe that exposure to oxygen and heat causes tren to get darker. This would be bad news because it would mean darker = weaker (decomposed).
I'd have to do some experiments to be sure. I've heated tren to 250 for 45 min and it didn't get very dark, but it was sealed in a vial. I've left tren in a filter, on a shelf, for a week and it got quite dark.
I'm going to go with dark is bad.
I'd have to do some experiments to be sure. I've heated tren to 250 for 45 min and it didn't get very dark, but it was sealed in a vial. I've left tren in a filter, on a shelf, for a week and it got quite dark.
I'm going to go with dark is bad.
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