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sediment after filtering (fina)
- Thread starter gazpacho
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well, im wandering the same thing...b/c im about to do another cycle of tren that i made a couple of months ago..and now i see a little sediment on the bottom. im not sure if its from just sitting there so long or what but when i batched it up , there was nothing there..so i may have to filter again ??
was this converted from finaplix-h? if so the clear, thick orangeish sediment at the bottom is some of the glues used when making the pellets. if it sits long enough it'll just stick to the sides and bottom of the vial and you don't ahve to worry about it. even if you inject it, it was designed to be implanted, so i wouldn't worry too much about that.
if its a powdery cloudy sediment then you most likely cracked your syringe filter when you were filtering. in this case i definitly WOULD refilter it as the syringe filter is what is used to sterilize the mix and if it were cracked then you very well could have gotten more than just some sediment into the final product.
for $5 i'd rather be safe than sorry.
if its a powdery cloudy sediment then you most likely cracked your syringe filter when you were filtering. in this case i definitly WOULD refilter it as the syringe filter is what is used to sterilize the mix and if it were cracked then you very well could have gotten more than just some sediment into the final product.
for $5 i'd rather be safe than sorry.
yeah if the syringe filter broke you'd have seen cloudy sediment pooring into your vial while filtering. if it was crystal clear when you initially filtered then its most likely glues that you are seeing now. i can't really tell from that pic but it looks like a lot of crap in there... i've actually had a vial myself that filtered crystal clear, but i had let it sit for a while and the glues stuck to the sides and it looked pretty dirty but whenever i'd draw from it the oil was nice and clear. when the vial was empty i realized the glues had all stuck to the sides/bottom of the vial and from the outside it just looked really really dirty.
