Mr. dB
Angry Old Curmudgeon
dB Labs first batch is done. I converted 20g of enanthate into 80 ml of 250mg/ml. I used 1% BA just for the hell of it, and cotton seed oil. I made some silly mistakes, but nothing that affected the outcome.
Some random observations:
1: Next time I do a conversion, I'm doing it in a beaker instead of a large vial. I put all my "powder," BA, and oil in a fresh 100 ml vial; getting the enanthate through that tiny hole was a chore, I had to break it up into tiny chunks. I thought I was gonna have significant losses due to all the "powder" caked up around the opening, but fortunately when I added heat to dissolve the stuff, the caked goo at the top melted and ran into the rest of the solution.
B: Drawing the last 10-20 cc from the bottom of an unsealed 100 ml vial is no fun either. Sure wish I had a 3"-4" 18g needle.
III: BA will dissolve the markings on a syringe. I imagine it would also take the letters off of a computer keyboard, but I was smart enough to wash my hands before finding out the hard way. It will take the paint off of furniture too.
Next on my agenda is 10g each of deca and eq.
Some random observations:
1: Next time I do a conversion, I'm doing it in a beaker instead of a large vial. I put all my "powder," BA, and oil in a fresh 100 ml vial; getting the enanthate through that tiny hole was a chore, I had to break it up into tiny chunks. I thought I was gonna have significant losses due to all the "powder" caked up around the opening, but fortunately when I added heat to dissolve the stuff, the caked goo at the top melted and ran into the rest of the solution.
B: Drawing the last 10-20 cc from the bottom of an unsealed 100 ml vial is no fun either. Sure wish I had a 3"-4" 18g needle.
III: BA will dissolve the markings on a syringe. I imagine it would also take the letters off of a computer keyboard, but I was smart enough to wash my hands before finding out the hard way. It will take the paint off of furniture too.
Next on my agenda is 10g each of deca and eq.