Is it hurt?

2BIGFRED · Sep 5, 2005

Ok I got some *p deca and some prop I converted.I put them in boiling water with the vials vented last night just to be safe.Now Im reading that doing this could damage the hormone.I left them in the hot water for 15-20 minutes.I use bake my tren all the time so I figured this wouldnt hurt the deca and prop but I dont know now.

xcelbeyond · Sep 5, 2005

Your description is vague.

Did you heat it before adding oil or after?

2BIGFRED · Sep 5, 2005

The prop was already made and the deca was already transfered to sterile vials.Both were ready for injection but I always like to be safe and boil or bake my gear before I start to use it.

xcelbeyond · Sep 5, 2005

It's my understanding that once gear is suspended, it's the temperature of degrading the oil that you need to be concerned with, not the melting point of the gear. So - boiling it, heating it in the oven at 250F shouldn't be a problem for "oil-based" gear.

2BIGFRED · Sep 5, 2005

xcelbeyond said:
It's my understanding that once gear is suspended, it's the temperature of degrading the oil that you need to be concerned with, not the melting point of the gear. So - boiling it, heating it in the oven at 250F shouldn't be a problem for "oil-based" gear.

So im fine then right?Water boils at 212f so I should be fine.
Do you think its a good idea to boil or bake your gear?

xcelbeyond · Sep 5, 2005

Just to play it safe . . .

I always bake homemade (or Mex after it's refiltered into new sterile vials) in a preheated 250F oven for 10 mins. I remove it and let it cool for 15 min, then repeat 2 more times. Supposedly, it he "heating/cooling" aspect that helps kill bacteria. I have a downdrat stove that I turn on and I place the vials on during the cooling phase.

And - I never vent the vial and have NEVER had any problems.

2BIGFRED · Sep 5, 2005

xcelbeyond said:
I always bake homemade (or Mex after it's refiltered into new sterile vials) in a preheated 250F oven for 10 mins. I remove it and let it cool for 15 min, then repeat 2 more times. Supposedly, it he "heating/cooling" aspect that helps kill bacteria. I have a downdrat stove that I turn on and I place the vials on during the cooling phase.

And - I never vent the vial and have NEVER had any problems.

Cool Thanks bro that makes me feel better now