I made my first Fina batch

[PURE EXTRACT]

Just made 4, 2g viles of Fina. The instructions I received with the kit weren't THAT clear, and I was so scared to make mistakes it took me a little longer than desired. But I have to say I'm happy with the end result. I know there are different kits out there, what was the color of the final product for you guys? The ones I made look like...cognac. Almost.

 

[Wynn]

Fina

Sometimes a reddish brown, sometimes yellowish.

 

[padycakes_16]

Re: Fina

Sometimes a reddish brown, sometimes yellowish.

hey wynn

play jump around by house of pain,

your smiley face(avatar) goes exactly to the beat, his eyes even go to the bass

 

[Wynn]

Oooohhhhkkkaaayyy.

I know the song. I saw Everlast perform it in concert a few years ago. I wouldn't have tried to time it- I guess you had it playing when you looked at that post. I'll have to download the song now...curse you.

 

[ROAD DOG]

Just curious,how long does it take to make fina from start to finish.I have never made my own before,but I would consider for future use.

 

[Wynn]

My first time making it for my cows it took about an hour, including the baking time. I have a mortar and pestle so crushing the pellets before dissolving cut some time.

 

[cbeaks]

I am about to make my first batch. I went to finakits.com to get instructions. If I don't let my pellets sit in the magic solution more than an hour is it necessary to filter it with a coffee filter? Do you have any suggestions? Some people say that the sides from fina come from poor kit conversion procedure so I want to make sure that I am doing it correctly. - cbeaks

 

[Wynn]

I am about to make my first batch. I went to finakits.com to get instructions. If I don't let my pellets sit in the magic solution more than an hour is it necessary to filter it with a coffee filter? Do you have any suggestions? Some people say that the sides from fina come from poor kit conversion procedure so I want to make sure that I am doing it correctly. - cbeaks

I've never let the glue oxidize. I don't let it set so I would need to use a coffee filter. I have other things to do with my time(eat).

 

[cbeaks]

maybe I misunderstood the directions but I thought it said that you wouldn't need the coffee filter if you didn't let the glue oxidize. - cbeaks

 

[HighIntensity]

I have my own tech,. that seems to make my cow juice perfect.


First I never break down the pellets (fear of loseing any tren) I just throw em in the solution. Constanly swirl for 2 hours (in a little hot water, but I don't keep constant heat on it)

Then I trow the oil in (minus 2 ccs to later flush my filter) let the oil and tren sit for 2 days, swirling and slowly heating twice a day.
Then I use a funnel and pour all my solution into the empty oil vile. What is left is the sludge of glue at the bottom, I throw this into a coffee filter and let it sit for a night. After the night I ring it out into the funnel. This way I have gotten as much tren as possible in my solution.

I then filter the entire solution into a sterile vile, flush the filter with the 2 cc's of oil and inject my cattle. No 2 different then anyone elses tech. but comes out golden and perfect.

 

[cbeaks]

Thanks for the detailed directions High Intensity. When you flush the filter with the 2 cc's does the 2 cc's of oil go into the bottle that will have the final product or do you just flush the filter and disperse the oil outside of the final bottle? I am sorry if these are dumb questions but remember I am a virgin at this. - cbeaks

 

[cbeaks]

never mind my above post. I read it wrong. I understand now that I use the 2 cc's at the very end to flush all of the extra tren out of the filter and into the final bottle. - cbeaks