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[h=2]I requisitioned this information from another site, but I thought that it was a good enough read to post it up here. I would love to get PG's thoughts on this.
The "darkness" of your Trenbolone - a good read[/h]
The "darkness" of your Trenbolone - a good read[/h]
Something i've been seeing a lot lately, with a lot of false information floating around.
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"Will heating up my oil-based gear ruin/destroy/deactivate/kill/degrade the anabolic steroid within it?" or "will leaving my vial(s) in a hot car in the summer destroy the hormone?"
The answer is no, with one exception: Trenbolone. But I will explain that exception in a moment. It is common for many to heat their vials up over the stove top, with a blow dryer, or in some hot water prior to injection in order to reduce the viscosity of the oil in order to make the injection smoother, easier, and less painful. You can in fact bring nearly all oils to boiling point of water (100 degrees Celcius / 212 degrees Fahrenheit) and it will not "kill" the hormone. In fact, hormones cannot be "killed", as they are not living organisms (but I am just being nit-picky about terminology here). Regardless, the degradation point of most anabolic steroids is far beyond what you would typically heat it up to in a car on a hot summer day or prior to injection. Note that heating it up to boiling point prior to injection is excessive and unnecessary. Maybe a minute over the stove top is all that is needed. Remember, you just want to warm it up.
Now, what about Trenbolone? Well, this is pretty much the only anabolic steroid that is actually very sensitive to heat. Trenbolone Acetate's melting point is about 200 - 205 degrees Fahrenheit (93 - 96 degrees Celcius). Trenbolone Enanthate has slightly lower melting point, but that is due to the Enanthate ester affixed to it. Trenbolone is one particular anabolic steroid that is highly sensitive to oxidation and degradation (hence its natural dark color), and its degradation point is 100 degrees Celsius or above. You can easily see how close its degradation point is to its melting point, and this is very evident when it comes to its color change (the more it is heated towards and beyond its degradation temperature, the darker it becomes). Trenbolone can degrade very easily if it is heated up far too much, so keep this in mind. I'd also like to add that the vast majority of underground laboratories manufacturing Trenbolone are likely overheating it and producing severely degraded and under-strength Trenbolone products as a result. Properly manufactured Trenbolone should yield a yellowish golden color (with some small exceptions). If it is extremely dark to the point of being dark amber, or brown (or darker), chances are you have overheated and thus degraded and under-strength Trenbolone that was likely manufactured by someone who did not know what they were doing.
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| Just because all the tren you and all your friends have ever used or seen has been dark, doesn't mean that's the way it should be. And just because you've had amazing results from dark tren doesn't mean it's been anywhere close to as potent as it should be... |
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"Will heating up my oil-based gear ruin/destroy/deactivate/kill/degrade the anabolic steroid within it?" or "will leaving my vial(s) in a hot car in the summer destroy the hormone?"
The answer is no, with one exception: Trenbolone. But I will explain that exception in a moment. It is common for many to heat their vials up over the stove top, with a blow dryer, or in some hot water prior to injection in order to reduce the viscosity of the oil in order to make the injection smoother, easier, and less painful. You can in fact bring nearly all oils to boiling point of water (100 degrees Celcius / 212 degrees Fahrenheit) and it will not "kill" the hormone. In fact, hormones cannot be "killed", as they are not living organisms (but I am just being nit-picky about terminology here). Regardless, the degradation point of most anabolic steroids is far beyond what you would typically heat it up to in a car on a hot summer day or prior to injection. Note that heating it up to boiling point prior to injection is excessive and unnecessary. Maybe a minute over the stove top is all that is needed. Remember, you just want to warm it up.
Now, what about Trenbolone? Well, this is pretty much the only anabolic steroid that is actually very sensitive to heat. Trenbolone Acetate's melting point is about 200 - 205 degrees Fahrenheit (93 - 96 degrees Celcius). Trenbolone Enanthate has slightly lower melting point, but that is due to the Enanthate ester affixed to it. Trenbolone is one particular anabolic steroid that is highly sensitive to oxidation and degradation (hence its natural dark color), and its degradation point is 100 degrees Celsius or above. You can easily see how close its degradation point is to its melting point, and this is very evident when it comes to its color change (the more it is heated towards and beyond its degradation temperature, the darker it becomes). Trenbolone can degrade very easily if it is heated up far too much, so keep this in mind. I'd also like to add that the vast majority of underground laboratories manufacturing Trenbolone are likely overheating it and producing severely degraded and under-strength Trenbolone products as a result. Properly manufactured Trenbolone should yield a yellowish golden color (with some small exceptions). If it is extremely dark to the point of being dark amber, or brown (or darker), chances are you have overheated and thus degraded and under-strength Trenbolone that was likely manufactured by someone who did not know what they were doing.
