You might find this to be useful...
I know there's "bulk powder" around.. AAS taken orally are better if split-up throughout the day.. But how do you measure out 10mg into caps with your 0.1g scale? You can dissolve it in liquid and measure out fractions of a ml.. But that's not too convenient when you need to take it on the run. Here's my way to make 10mg-20mg-50mg- or whatever size capsules with your quick-e capsule maker.. And a common, 0.1g scale.
Example--- 50mg caps..
First off, throw a nickle onto your scale.. If it does not read "5.0g" than your measurements will be off by about this much... So long as you don't try and measure something WAY over 5g, you will be straight..
Now, throw a little, plastic tupperwear dish on the scale and tare it. Take 100 of your empty caps (the more caps you weigh, the more accurate your estimation of "one empty cap" will be) and weigh them on your zeroed scale. Lets say that 100caps weighs 10g. Each cap then weighs 0.1g (100mg).
Fill about 10 or so caps with cornstarch. (I'm assuming your scale measures to 0.1g). Weigh them. Lets say 10 caps full of cornstarch weighs 5.0g. So each cap weighs 500mg. Subtracting the weight of the capsule (in this hypothetical situation, 0.1g) and get 400mg of starch.
So, 0.4g times 50 caps comes out to 20g cornstarch per 50 caps. (it may be more/less than this.. this is just an example)
Next, 2.5g of the AAS powder is weighed out and mixed WELL with 20g of cornstarch. Fill the caps. Some will be left over. Weigh this out. It is one part AAS, 8 parts corn starch. If it weighs 2.5 grams (for instance), there's 0.28g AAS in there. 2.5g (the AAS you measured out) minus 0.28g left over divided by the # of caps means that you ended up with 44mg caps..
This can easily be adjusted to make any size caps.
Andy