Crushing pellets/Mr. T's kit

[Johnny Juicer]

Hey fellas,
In Mr. T's Fina kit, it mentions nothing of crushing up the pellets. It says just to put them in dissolving solution. Would I be better off crushing them up or does it matter? Thanks!

 

[JDarty6173]

It just takes a little longer to disolve with out crushing.. But still works just fine.

 

[drrman]

don't crush, just heat slightly to speed it up and swirl every few minutes

 

[Latamier]

I'm not a patient person so the one time I did it I crushed them just to speed things up. Now I only use Ttokkyo tren, until another co comes out with there own version.

 

[gwl9dta4]

No need to crush. Dump them in (where legal) swirl and leave for work. Come back and all your tren is bound to the oil. There 50% done.

Ofcourse converting Fina is illegal in the US to perform only where legal.

 

[Zerxes]

If you feel the need to crush them and want a cheap way to do it, then just go to your local Pharmacy and ask them for a "Pill Crusher". They are about $4, and the one I had(for Fina) was a small, cylinder-shaped object with a screw-top-lid. You dump the pills into the base & basically the lid just screws down on top of them until they are smashed. You won't be able to do all 100 pellets in the cartridge, but I would think that 30 at a time wouldn't be out of the question. Plus, it saves on the cost of buying the morter & pestle.

 

[ironmaster]

If you just follow his directions, you get the best tren solution out there. Mr T is all about no crushing, no heating. Just takes patience.

 

[Latamier]

Lat, why do you pay that price? If your not in the US then I would find somebody in the US that will make it for you and not rape you. I know ttokkyo redimade can get expensive...I hate to see people buy that shit ready made.

Hey bro, I am in the U.S. and would just rather inject something that came from a company than something I made in my kitchen.I know, I dont know what the sterility of TT tren is, but what I dont know wont hurt me, Hopefully. I can get their tren for a reasonable price, and really didnt notice that big of a difference B/W the two except Ttokkyos seemed to kick in sooner than my home brew. I'm not saying I will never brew my own again, who knows, I may loose my job tomorrow and have to go with the less expensive version.