ive used a couple different supplier powders including Z's, and there was nothing wrong with his at all.
Conrad how exactly did you know it was a fail?
This isnt my first rodeo. Let me put it like that..lol..I do not want to get into details as Z was great to work with, I was just disappointed in his thoughts and reasoning behind my raws.
This isnt my first rodeo. Let me put it like that..lol..I do not want to get into details as Z was great to work with, I was just disappointed in his thoughts and reasoning behind my raws.
ok heres my thing. a while back i got few hundred grams of test prop and test e. when they came they were both of the same cosistancy, no smell that i always attribute to test and they both werent labeled. had to do a melting point test to figure out which was which. contacted z and he said everything is gtg. the final product has been ehh. the only reason im asking is that im considering giving them a second go round only a considerably larger amount purchsed. do you think this could be a fluke what happened with the first purchase? cause if i order tren, eq and test and they all come the same way or the eq is powder or something, its really gunna suck. and its not like there is a return policy on these things.
The profusion pertaining to your order amounts is indicative of obvious distribution. This leads me to inquire as to the methodology utilized in brewing considering the production results of a "few hundred grams (I assume you are using universally equivalent language dictating 400) of test prop and test e" would yield 1.7 quarts or almost half a gallon.
When brewing in such large quantities the margin for brewer error increases exponentially. Improper stericup filter replacement scheduling can also cause alterations to concentration levels. Standards magnetic stirrers will also fail to provide adequate distribution of BA/BB solvents with medium.
no. Not for distribution. Personal use at high mg conversions. The powder is too cheap not to buy in bulk when compared to where I usually purchase. The shelf life of powders when refrigerated is pretty good. So whatever is not used I can sit on. I didn't know a "few hundred" was the term for 400. When did this come to be? But anywho, after this explaining your input has no relation to the original question I asked and you're kinda stating obvious facts about brewing and high volume conversions that I already know.
Do you have any input about z's powders?
My additions to this thread seem to be stirring some discontent. I will humbly withdraw.
no discontent here or withdrawing needed bro lol. Just asking if you have any input or experience with z's powders.