Has anyone mixed their own gear before?
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Has anyone mixed their own gear before?
It's slightly more complicated than mixing.There is a possibility of running afoul of the law. :)Not recommended.Quote:
Originally Posted by kawikaratekid
The issue with mixing your own is that the crime goes from possession for personal use...ie slap on the wrist if anything to manufacturing a schedule 4 drug...which carries a maximum of 15 years I believe and then because of the manufacturing they can push intent to traffic etc...not good.
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I personally started homebrewing after my dealer screwed me over and gave me the wrong ester, had told him I wanted to front load with prop but I didn't end up using it till the end of the cycle, anyway I thought I was taking 100mg/ml prop instead I was taking 250mg/ml test-e or c started and finished my PCT before the gear was even out of my system. After I worked out what happened I decided to either homebrew or only go with pharma. Refuse to trust anyone else making gear for me except for close friends.
I get raw powder in the mail, never had an stopped but I have had an order of pharma stopped. The powder is much easier to disguise and there is no way customs would be able to catch some of methods I've seen used.. most comical I've seen was an army figurine moulded with test-e.
Most I've ordered is 50g at once. There is a cost saving, but it's more piece of mind that I know what I'm pinning. I put all my gear through a .1um, heat test the raws, sterile vials orders.. I think a lot of dealers only do this for themselves.
Too much work.
Thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by Anonymous-
Did Anonymous get the powder checked out?I doubt it.
True...Still don't know what's in the powder without testing. Kind of the same for gear though isn't it? If you don't test each bottle from UG how do you really know?
Best and worst day all in one shot.... Successfully brewed up a significant amount except a significant amount was spilled do to a simple mistake... For the amount that's left and the overall cost I'll still be in the positive with a good experience under my belt. Surprisingly it wasn't that hard, the most time consuming part is getting it into the jar through the filter. Anyways, the perk of this is knowing everything that goes in except the main ingredient. The negatives are listed above.