Test Suspension question.

[rick_hfh]

I got my first order of test suspension 6th cycle total. I have read a few profiles about it, so I have done some work. I remember a few posts talking about it and bieng cloudy. Well, when I recieved the vials the water was cloudy and the powder was like sludge at the bottom of the vial. Is this supposed to be like this?

Also, from what I have learned from a friend that has used suspension, you are not supposed to creat a vaccum in the vial before drawing into syringe. Is this correct?

Thanks!

 

[ninesecz]

the gear has just maybe been sitting around for a while and the powder and liquid have seperated . Heat it a little and shake for 30 seconds or so. what do you mean create a vaccum . the norm is to push same amount of air into vial as the amount of gear you are goingto draw just to help pull it

 

[rick_hfh]

the norm is to push same amount of air into vial as the amount of gear you are goingto draw just to help pull it

I know how to draw from a vial. But with water based products my friend said you do not need to inject air.I just thought I would ask here to get some solid advice.

And injecting air into the vial is helping create a vaccum effect. That's why when you pull back the plunger it creates a sucking action.

 

[Computer]

It is a suspension, so it is indeed normal to have a separation from liquid and hormone (it would be called a "solution" otherwise).

There doesn't seem to be any logic behind the statement of not having to inject air in a suspension vial....besides the fear of contamination.

 

[juntao]

the only test suspesnion i would ever take would be from dpharm