making tren

[jerkbox]

when i purged it at the end, it looked like it was just the straight oil coming through

it's just to get that last bit of tren out of the filter so you lose as little of the good stuff as possible.

 

[ceo]

yup, use the coffee filter and it will be a much smoother ride going through the whatman. I did it, and will again for sure.

never had a problem pushing through the whatman...must be technique

 

[02gixxersix]

purge is pushing that 2ml of oil thru the filter before filtering the fina solution...this lubes the filter and makes for an easier process. Ive never used a coffee filter either...i think its just there incase u use another conversion.

This is wrong. You draw up some oil in a syringe beforehand so when you're done you can "purge" the good stuff out of the filter.

 

[Snakes]

the directions I have for the coffee filter is as follows: when your at the end of the oil all that is left is the gunk in the bottom, get a coffee cup rince it out with alcohol make sure its dry than put the filter on the cup use a rubber band to secure...now pore the vial with the gunk onto the filter let sit. Than take the filter off and draw the oil out of the cup and put thru the whatman. this gets all the tren out of the gunk. I did it last night with great results!!!

 

[PharmaPhreak]

Jerkbox is right, and snakes has a good idea with the coffee cup. But I would use a clean glass instead (a 8oz cocktail glass works great. Just make sure you ring out/squeeze the coffee filter to get out all of your lovely tren.

Mmmmmmmmm.........Tren......

The coffee filter is more usefull in larger conversions 4g and up. The watman filter will clog and run much slower without pre-filtering.

 

[ceo]

never had a problem pushing through the whatman...must be technique

...again

 

[PharmaPhreak]

CEO,

what is the max amount cc's of fina you have pushed through the filter?

 

[Fina Doctor]

Ive been around people who can get 100cc through one filter. Take your time and dont filter cold oil. Its better if its slighty warm.