Frozen Gear Test

[Thewes]

gtg

 

[StoneColdNTO]

The so-called "Freezer Test" does not prove anything, it is just an old, old myth.

 

[Thewes]

I'm pretty sure it brought some type of hormone out of solution so it hopefully proves that I wasn't just sold ethyl oleate. Unless that clump was just frozen EO but I didn't know that was possible.

 

[StoneColdNTO]

Think what ever you want, it does NOT prove anything and what came out of solution could be anything........lol

 

[Thewes]

No man I totally agree with you but think about it in my shoes, it proves atleast that something WAS in solution.

 

[StoneColdNTO]

Congrats !!

 

[dialtone]

I'm pretty sure it brought some type of hormone out of solution so it hopefully proves that I wasn't just sold ethyl oleate. Unless that clump was just frozen EO but I didn't know that was possible.

ethyl oleate costs more than the actual hormone powder so if someone did that, they ripped themselves off. you have to understand is that gear is suspended in oil...you put any oil in colder temperature, its going to partially turn solid and whiteish. drain your bacon grease for example and let it set it for a few minutes. itll begin hardening and turning white and i highly doubt any hormones are separating from that the pigs fat.

 

[Thewes]

Shoot I thought I actually proved something. So theres no way to try to crash the hormone out of this and see if its real?

 

[dialtone]

Shoot I thought I actually proved something. So theres no way to try to crash the hormone out of this and see if its real?

shoot it and wait.

 

[Thewes]

haha thats been the plan. appreciate the help

 

[BLOODTHIRSTY]

Why is it so empty?

 

[Thewes]

It's been in use

 

[dcorti01]

I never understood the "freezer test" either. What brand is it, your best bet would to get your substance from someone you trust.

 

[Ozzy27]

Just like the old myth about not letting your gear freeze or it will go bad. This was discussed here many moons ago

 

[dialtone]

well, i can see why people think this will work. considering gear is practically powder dissolved in oil and heating puts it into solution... it kind of makes sense. but there is typically a solvent included that keeps most gear from crashing and also an alcohol that keeps it from completely freezing.