Gear turning(dark) color in pre filled syringes

[hispanicfirefighter]

First let me apologize if I am posting in the wrong section or if I am repeating a previous asked question.
I just noticed my test. 250 turning a dark color in the syringes that I had prefilled at the start of my cycle, 8 weeks ago. Up until the present the gear appeared normal in the syringes but today on what was to be my 8th injection I noticed the gear turning a murky color, somewhat black. Looks like maybe the black rubber plunger cap inside the barrel might be causing it but not for sure. Is this a normal reaction to the syringe/rubber? I have never had this happen before and have always used the same brand syringes(top quality). I am using a different source this time around but know that the gear is legit because I had my levels checked about 3 weeks into the cycle(250ml every 7 days) and my levels were twice my normal high range. Any educated advice would be helpful. In the mean time the syringes and gear will be put away. Thanks for any help.

 

[cool dude]

First let me apologize if I am posting in the wrong section or if I am repeating a previous asked question.
I just noticed my test. 250 turning a dark color in the syringes that I had prefilled at the start of my cycle, 8 weeks ago. Up until the present the gear appeared normal in the syringes but today on what was to be my 8th injection I noticed the gear turning a murky color, somewhat black. Looks like maybe the black rubber plunger cap inside the barrel might be causing it but not for sure. Is this a normal reaction to the syringe/rubber? I have never had this happen before and have always used the same brand syringes(top quality). I am using a different source this time around but know that the gear is legit because I had my levels checked about 3 weeks into the cycle(250ml every 7 days) and my levels were twice my normal high range. Any educated advice would be helpful. In the mean time the syringes and gear will be put away. Thanks for any help.

U say u had your bloods done3 wks into the cyle. U dont mention wether its a long ester or short. If its a long ester I feel u had bloods done too soon, shouldve waited 6-8 wks. What u indicate in parenthases, 250ml, is not correct. Im confused by it because if u meant to say 250 cc/wk thats not a cycle thats more a cruise. If u meant to say 250 cc 2x/wk then u r most likely using test e or c. I would never advise keeping syringes loaded for tht long. Ive loaded syringes b4 but that was with peps and they're reconstituted with water. Test has alcohol and oil which could quite possibly break down the plunger. Hope that helps and I would just draw whatever u need for that pin and nothing more. Take care

 

[UNTAMEDGORILLA]

Get rid of it! Start over! Don't do pre-filled!

 

[AndroSport]

U say u had your bloods done3 wks into the cyle. U dont mention wether its a long ester or short. If its a long ester I feel u had bloods done too soon, shouldve waited 6-8 wks. What u indicate in parenthases, 250ml, is not correct. Im confused by it because if u meant to say 250 cc/wk thats not a cycle thats more a cruise. If u meant to say 250 cc 2x/wk then u r most likely using test e or c. I would never advise keeping syringes loaded for tht long. Ive loaded syringes b4 but that was with peps and they're reconstituted with water. Test has alcohol and oil which could quite possibly break down the plunger. Hope that helps and I would just draw whatever u need for that pin and nothing more. Take care

yeah bro... we seem to be getting a lot of these questions about pre filling syringes and its bad news bears broseph! BNBB! unless you like polymer in your booty...

cool to be organized and all but do a nice clean stick each time by protocol and there are plenty of tutorials on how to do it if you aren't 100% sure.

 

[hispanicfirefighter]

You are correct it is 250cc/wk. Yes I know it's not a legit cycle in the BB world but only a mere cruise. I am 60 years old and use just enough to get me through these long hot Texas summers. They are hell on a old firefighter as my self. The extra test. helps with my endurance and recovery, but happy to say that this is my last summer and leaving my profession to the younger breed. BTW the blood work was just part of my annual routine physical which included checking my test levels. The Doc is puzzled as to why they were so high. Thanks Cool Dude and everyone else who took the time to answer. Your expert opinion and advice is greatly appreciated and welcomed.

U say u had your bloods done3 wks into the cyle. U dont mention wether its a long ester or short. If its a long ester I feel u had bloods done too soon, shouldve waited 6-8 wks. What u indicate in parenthases, 250ml, is not correct. Im confused by it because if u meant to say 250 cc/wk thats not a cycle thats more a cruise. If u meant to say 250 cc 2x/wk then u r most likely using test e or c. I would never advise keeping syringes loaded for tht long. Ive loaded syringes b4 but that was with peps and they're reconstituted with water. Test has alcohol and oil which could quite possibly break down the plunger. Hope that helps and I would just draw whatever u need for that pin and nothing more. Take care

 

[H 3 L L S M A N]

First let me apologize if I am posting in the wrong section or if I am repeating a previous asked question.
I just noticed my test. 250 turning a dark color in the syringes that I had prefilled at the start of my cycle, 8 weeks ago. Up until the present the gear appeared normal in the syringes but today on what was to be my 8th injection I noticed the gear turning a murky color, somewhat black. Looks like maybe the black rubber plunger cap inside the barrel might be causing it but not for sure. Is this a normal reaction to the syringe/rubber? I have never had this happen before and have always used the same brand syringes(top quality). I am using a different source this time around but know that the gear is legit because I had my levels checked about 3 weeks into the cycle(250ml every 7 days) and my levels were twice my normal high range. Any educated advice would be helpful. In the mean time the syringes and gear will be put away. Thanks for any help.

View the syringe as a transport/delivery medium only not a storage device, throw all of it out and do not prefill.

 

[noobmuscle]

Never pre-fill. The gear can cause the plastic and rubber to begin breaking down, then you inject that into your body! No way man. I am with the previous post. Throw them away and fill one syringe each time you pin! This is not a safe protocol and there is a reason why your local hospital and doctors office does not do it!

 

[grizzledsealpoacher]

it may be crashed bro , no matter what its probably trash you dont want to take any chances with injecting

heres what my bottle of test cyp looked like crashed I had to toss it a waist but safety first

 

[hispanicfirefighter]

Thanks bro. I appreciate everyone's answers. The prefilled syringes will be discarded and I will never prefill the syringes again. It's a mildly expensive lessen to learn and I am grateful for sites like this where you can get expert advice.QUOTE=H 3 L L S M A N;3094867]View the syringe as a transport/delivery medium only not a storage device, throw all of it out and do not prefill.[/QUOTE]

 

[Harnold]

brother, don't shoot that shit, the alcohol has obviously started eating away at the plunger and probably the syringe plastic, throw it out and chalk it up to a learning experience.

 

[snobE1226]

I have been curious about doing this, glad theres other people out there posting about it to save me the headache! sorry about your loss tho, sucks!

 

[anewguy]

I don't mean to jack this thread, but it seems completed anyway. What causes gear to "crash"? I mean, assuming typical storage in a vial of course.

 

[H 3 L L S M A N]

I don't mean to jack this thread, but it seems completed anyway. What causes gear to "crash"? I mean, assuming typical storage in a vial of course.

Its due to abnormal concentration's of the active hormone (supersaturation), if it breaks down at normal temperatures and BB ratio. Cold also causes it to crash.