freezer test ...... test-e

[stinkpelt]

I put 4 vials of "test-e" in my deep freeze for about 4 hours. I pulled them out and they were frozen solid but started to liquify extremely quickly when held in my hand. After the substance was completely thawed, there were particulates (crystals I am guessing) that were floating in the oil. These particulates were sticking to the sides of the glass as well as would stay suspended. After about 15 - 20 minutes at room temperature (75F) these particulates slowly dissapeared back into the solution.

The first bottle I used was excellent but the second was either underdosed or I don't know so I switched brands.

What does this test indicate about the remaining 4 vials?

 

[SacToSD]

I put 4 vials of "test-e" in my deep freeze for about 4 hours. I pulled them out and they were frozen solid but started to liquify extremely quickly when held in my hand. After the substance was completely thawed, there were particulates (crystals I am guessing) that were floating in the oil. These particulates were sticking to the sides of the glass as well as would stay suspended. After about 15 - 20 minutes at room temperature (75F) these particulates slowly dissapeared back into the solution.

The first bottle I used was excellent but the second was either underdosed or I don't know so I switched brands.

What does this test indicate about the remaining 4 vials?

Lots of different variables, here. First, how soluble is test e in the solvents (solvents being whatever oil they're in, like ethyl oleate)? Is there a relationship between the solubility and freezing point of your test e? Quite possibly. If you're thinking that the "crystals" are test e, then you would have to answer these questions, first. I'm sure that the freezing point of various testosterone esters is listed somewhere... if you could find it, that'd be good. Then you would know if your freezer could reach adequate temp for freezing of the test e... and also if the crystals really are test e. I might be talking out of my ass, but I'm probably partially right about some of these things.

 

[maldorf]

When you decrease the temperature of a solution you decrease the solubility of the solute (the test e in this case). All that happend is that you forced the test out of solution and it formed crystals. It is good news that the test went back into solution once it warmed up, that means the manufacturer used the correct amount and type of solvent. In some cases you would expect some of that test to never go back into solution and just rest on the bottom as crystals unless you warm the solution to a temp way over room temp.

 

[big E]

I think the biggest pro of doing this test is that there was some crystals that formed which indicates that there is a substance(hopefully) test enth in this case or at worst some other form of AA that is present. I did this recently with a UG that is having some troubles right here and nothing showed up at all! I am not sure of what to think about the potency of each bottle now that it has been frozen. In my case it was useless before my test as it is useless after!