All you chemical math teachers

[Tough Old Man]

Does anyone have an idea of how much powder would be required to make 1000 caps (size 0) of Anavar (var) at 20mg each. Just a rough idea would help.


Thanks

 

[NYCEE]

20 Grams Var

 

[BigRonWannabee]

cut with about 430mg/cap each (using dextrose) so... at 50 cap runs youd be mixing:

1g var
21.5g dextrose

 

[Tough Old Man]

cut with about 430mg/cap each (using dextrose) so... at 50 cap runs youd be mixing:

1g var
21.5g dextrose

Damn if IU can't follow, that then I need to repeat 1st grade over

 

[pullinbig]

why you capping it?

 

[Tough Old Man]

why you capping it?

Looks like a lot of people are having a hard time getting it to disolve in liquid form

 

[GymLift]

cut with about 430mg/cap each (using dextrose) so... at 50 cap runs youd be mixing:

1g var
21.5g dextrose

How do you get that evenly mixed?

 

[BigRonWannabee]

i put it in a large ziplock bag and shake shake shake.

 

[NYCEE]

I use a mortar and pestle and use the method used in the capping direction sticky:


"Now that we know how much active compound and filler to use (Aspirin and Baking Soda) we need to mix them together. To do this we'll use a mortar and pestle with the geometric dilution method, which was introduced to me by pharmguy24 on AU. What's the geometric dilution method you ask? It's a method used when a small amount of powder needs to be *thoroughly* mixed with a larger amount of powder. To do this you mix all of the smaller powder with an approximately equal amount of the larger powder, this blend is called "mix 1". Then combine all of your "mix 1" with an equal amount of the larger powder and blend again, this is "mix 2". Keep going like this until all the powders have been mixed together."

 

[BigRonWannabee]

I use a mortar and pestle and use the method used in the capping direction sticky:


"Now that we know how much active compound and filler to use (Aspirin and Baking Soda) we need to mix them together. To do this we'll use a mortar and pestle with the geometric dilution method, which was introduced to me by pharmguy24 on AU. What's the geometric dilution method you ask? It's a method used when a small amount of powder needs to be *thoroughly* mixed with a larger amount of powder. To do this you mix all of the smaller powder with an approximately equal amount of the larger powder, this blend is called "mix 1". Then combine all of your "mix 1" with an equal amount of the larger powder and blend again, this is "mix 2". Keep going like this until all the powders have been mixed together."

Geometric method...old school lol.

Trust me, Ive capped thousands and thousands of caps, cialis none the less and Ive never had a complaint about 1 single cap. My method takes about 9 seconds and costs .05 cents for the materials.