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Using homebrew gear as opposed to real gear?
What do you bros think about this?
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AMGETR
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I think if you know how to make it, then all the power to you. I wish I knew how to make my own gear, I would save myself alot of money. But even though I can get the powders, and I have seen instructions on how to make it - I still don't feel confident enough on making a drug that I will be injecting into me. I'll leave that up to the pros.
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satchboogie
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Satch..you got a point here. But then...how do you explain Tren? The Tren that we ALL convert? You know...the pellets? Seems like everyone does it and no one has gotten sick or gotten an abcess.
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satchboogie
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Carth said:
actually, i've heard many gettin abcesses from tren.
most dont come back to the boards after such traumatic experience but trust me it happens!
besides, pellet conversion is now out of fashion..
you can buy the powders from abroad and mix at home.
i still dont recommend it...
but if you absolutely MUST use tren, i suppose you know the risk(s) involved.
Homebrew is a good idea, provided
-You don't mind ordering a white powder from China or overseas.
-You have your powders tested
-You don't mind sitting for hours filtering your homebrew with whatmans.
Powder quality varies from distributor - to batch. You never really know what you have unless you test it. Impurities in gear also make it harder to dissolve, so more BA is needed. Large UG labs buy in kg batches and up from legit companies so typically the powders are of higher quality. There's a chance your homebrew also crystallizes (most people don't wait 24 hours before filtering to see if the mix will crash.)
Many things can go wrong, best thing to do is order a product you plan on using quite a bit and make it for yourself and a couple of buddies, that way you can afford to have the product tested.
Also, homebrew carries the extra risk of trafficking charges (and possibly production charges) if big brother ever catches up to you.
-You don't mind ordering a white powder from China or overseas.
-You have your powders tested
-You don't mind sitting for hours filtering your homebrew with whatmans.
Powder quality varies from distributor - to batch. You never really know what you have unless you test it. Impurities in gear also make it harder to dissolve, so more BA is needed. Large UG labs buy in kg batches and up from legit companies so typically the powders are of higher quality. There's a chance your homebrew also crystallizes (most people don't wait 24 hours before filtering to see if the mix will crash.)
Many things can go wrong, best thing to do is order a product you plan on using quite a bit and make it for yourself and a couple of buddies, that way you can afford to have the product tested.
Also, homebrew carries the extra risk of trafficking charges (and possibly production charges) if big brother ever catches up to you.
Yes I agree. Most of the peeps I talk to don't seem to realize the implications of large amounts of powder. Scary actually. But domestic can be had.BigAndy69 said:
One thing though "hours filtering"? Maybe if you're making enormous amounts, but a single cycle batch of 100ml should take no more then 5 - 10 minutes.
macdaddy-1
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If you can afford human grade.....then id say that should be your first choice.
U/G and Vet grade is for idiots imo.
If you can get good quality powders,and youre clued up,making your own beats all other options,hands down.Think about it!
U/G and Vet grade is for idiots imo.
If you can get good quality powders,and youre clued up,making your own beats all other options,hands down.Think about it!
Like everything else in life, there are pros and cons of brewing your own gear.
pros
1. cheap : who wants to pay $$$ for a bunch of test amps when one gram of enanthate costs $1.5 ? Most steroid powders are cheap as dirt.
2. availability : by using powders you are able to use steroids that aren't available as human grade (like trenbolone and masteron), or that have low availability (like primobolan and miotolan).
3. versatility : you make your own stuff exactly as you want it to be.
4. ease : the process is quite simple, and on the boards you can find step by step instructions and all other information you need. with some practice, you will be able to make 50ml test prop in less than 45 minutes.
cons
1. unless you get your powder tested, you can never be sure of what it actually contains. that's the only one, but big drawback of powders IMO.
pros
1. cheap : who wants to pay $$$ for a bunch of test amps when one gram of enanthate costs $1.5 ? Most steroid powders are cheap as dirt.
2. availability : by using powders you are able to use steroids that aren't available as human grade (like trenbolone and masteron), or that have low availability (like primobolan and miotolan).
3. versatility : you make your own stuff exactly as you want it to be.
4. ease : the process is quite simple, and on the boards you can find step by step instructions and all other information you need. with some practice, you will be able to make 50ml test prop in less than 45 minutes.
cons
1. unless you get your powder tested, you can never be sure of what it actually contains. that's the only one, but big drawback of powders IMO.
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slat1
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No homebrew for me. Even if I had a clean room.
BTW... I know of a few people in my area that got cancer from homebrew fina. They started getting growths all over their bodies and neck. The Dr's had to take out chunks of flesh to stop the spread. The guy that was selling it eh hem disappeared after a few of the wrong persons relatives were struck with the cancer.
I'll pass!
BTW... I know of a few people in my area that got cancer from homebrew fina. They started getting growths all over their bodies and neck. The Dr's had to take out chunks of flesh to stop the spread. The guy that was selling it eh hem disappeared after a few of the wrong persons relatives were struck with the cancer.
I'll pass!
Slat, I'll have to say that if that's true, it was NOT due to the fina, it was the guy making it. Plus, you just don't get cancer from a single or even multiple injection of anything, cancer is a cell mutation that takes time. Blame the guy who made that fina, not the gear itself. Dozens of people near me have used gear I made, non of them ever had any pain, abscesses, or problems, and all got great results as good or better than "real" gear.
