Tren A in GSO

[NotAJoo]

Hello ass hats. Recently got some Tren A in from a source here and all vials are consistently ‘cloudy’. Ive only had it clear in my two previous runs with it. Source tells me Tren Ace tends to be cloudy in GSO so its g2g. Buddy of mine who half of it was for doesn’t wanna touch it. 100% not doubting the source or naming it bc they have stellar rep up to date and I have received 4-5 flawless orders from them. Not gonna even insinuate that im starting shit. Just looking for other inputs and opinions on it. Did the whole "warming it in water’ thing and nothing changed after an hour. A few people I know who are tren heads said they’ve brewed in GSO and never had it cloudy.

 

[01101010]

Good on you for not dragging a source’s name through the dirt for no reason. Respect.

Disclaimer: I don’t know shit and this is all anecdotal.

IMO it’s pretty common to hear about Tren A crashing in just about any carrier oil. I remember last year @“SouthernCompounding” stopped shipping Tren during the winter because every vial was landing crashed and he got tired of dealing with it.

I don’t think from what you’re describing your gear is crashed though. When I’ve gotten Tren A in GSO it’s also been a consistent, uniform cloudiness, just as if it’s not letting much light through, as opposed to something like Southern’s Tren200 in MIG which is crystal (amber) clear and you could read text through it. Crashed gear is not going to be uniform, it’ll have little clouds of the compound settling out of the solution into the bottom of the vial. If you shook the vial, you’d see little cloudy swirls spread through the solution.

If your gear is just cloudy it’s probably just because that’s how that sources GSO looks. Heating it won’t do much other than making it easier to draw. The compound is already dissolved into the oil and it’s just cloudy because of the ratio’s of solvents used or whatever. If your gear was crashed, then yes, heating it up will allow the carrier oil to reabsorb the compound. And if you’re lucky it’ll even stay that way, which mine never do.

Long story short, cloudy GSO Tren is normal. Tren A is one of those compounds that you could compare 4 different vials from 4 different sources and each vial would be a different color and cloudiness. If your bro doesn’t want it, more tren for you. If it came from here 99.9% chance that shit is g2g.

 

[system]

NotAJoo" pid='21970' dateline='1533310193:

Hello ass hats. Recently got some Tren A in from a source here and all vials are consistently ‘cloudy’. Ive only had it clear in my two previous runs with it. Source tells me Tren Ace tends to be cloudy in GSO so its g2g. Buddy of mine who half of it was for doesn’t wanna touch it. 100% not doubting the source or naming it bc they have stellar rep up to date and I have received 4-5 flawless orders from them. Not gonna even insinuate that im starting shit. Just looking for other inputs and opinions on it. Did the whole "warming it in water’ thing and nothing changed after an hour. A few people I know who are tren heads said they’ve brewed in GSO and never had it cloudy.

It is probably not crashed. When gear crashes it does it in a crystaline fashion. It would look like a branching tree inside the vial in most cases. It sounds to me like there was some water or water vapor introduced during brewing. Water or steam will make gear cloudy. Its fairy common. Put the vial in a hot place and look for condensation inside the vial. If you have any droplets outside of the oil after some time then that is the culprit.

GSO will not make gear cloudy on its own unless the source is using unfiltered GSO in which the fats from the oil tend to collect as a milky substance. Next time you go to the grocery store check out the olive oils and you will find one or two with a milky sediment on the bottom.

 

[Mmcc2017]

NotAJoo" pid='21970' dateline='1533310193:

Hello ass hats. Recently got some Tren A in from a source here and all vials are consistently ‘cloudy’. Ive only had it clear in my two previous runs with it. Source tells me Tren Ace tends to be cloudy in GSO so its g2g. Buddy of mine who half of it was for doesn’t wanna touch it. 100% not doubting the source or naming it bc they have stellar rep up to date and I have received 4-5 flawless orders from them. Not gonna even insinuate that im starting shit. Just looking for other inputs and opinions on it. Did the whole "warming it in water’ thing and nothing changed after an hour. A few people I know who are tren heads said they’ve brewed in GSO and never had it cloudy.

If we’re talking about the same source, which I’m almost positive we are based on rep and cloudy tren, it is most definitely g2g. The cloudiness threw me off at first as well, but it was some of the best-pinning tren I’ve ran in a while.

 

[NotAJoo]

masters_gear" pid='21983' dateline='1533316428:

NotAJoo" pid='21970' dateline='1533310193:

Hello ass hats. Recently got some Tren A in from a source here and all vials are consistently ‘cloudy’. Ive only had it clear in my two previous runs with it. Source tells me Tren Ace tends to be cloudy in GSO so its g2g. Buddy of mine who half of it was for doesn’t wanna touch it. 100% not doubting the source or naming it bc they have stellar rep up to date and I have received 4-5 flawless orders from them. Not gonna even insinuate that im starting shit. Just looking for other inputs and opinions on it. Did the whole "warming it in water’ thing and nothing changed after an hour. A few people I know who are tren heads said they’ve brewed in GSO and never had it cloudy.

It is probably not crashed. When gear crashes it does it in a crystaline fashion. It would look like a branching tree inside the vial in most cases. It sounds to me like there was some water or water vapor introduced during brewing. Water or steam will make gear cloudy. Its fairy common. Put the vial in a hot place and look for condensation inside the vial. If you have any droplets outside of the oil after some time then that is the culprit.

GSO will not make gear cloudy on its own unless the source is using unfiltered GSO in which the fats from the oil tend to collect as a milky substance. Next time you go to the grocery store check out the olive oils and you will find one or two with a milky sediment on the bottom.

yea theres no sediment or crystals or anything just consistently cloudy.

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Mmcc2017" pid='21992' dateline='1533324284:

NotAJoo" pid='21970' dateline='1533310193:

Hello ass hats. Recently got some Tren A in from a source here and all vials are consistently ‘cloudy’. Ive only had it clear in my two previous runs with it. Source tells me Tren Ace tends to be cloudy in GSO so its g2g. Buddy of mine who half of it was for doesn’t wanna touch it. 100% not doubting the source or naming it bc they have stellar rep up to date and I have received 4-5 flawless orders from them. Not gonna even insinuate that im starting shit. Just looking for other inputs and opinions on it. Did the whole "warming it in water’ thing and nothing changed after an hour. A few people I know who are tren heads said they’ve brewed in GSO and never had it cloudy.

If we’re talking about the same source, which I’m almost positive we are based on rep and cloudy tren, it is most definitely g2g. The cloudiness threw me off at first as well, but it was some of the best-pinning tren I’ve ran in a while.

This is really good to know. Thanks pal.

 

[Checkmatelabs]

NotAJoo" pid='21999' dateline='1533329914:

masters_gear" pid='21983' dateline='1533316428:

NotAJoo" pid='21970' dateline='1533310193:

Hello ass hats. Recently got some Tren A in from a source here and all vials are consistently ‘cloudy’. Ive only had it clear in my two previous runs with it. Source tells me Tren Ace tends to be cloudy in GSO so its g2g. Buddy of mine who half of it was for doesn’t wanna touch it. 100% not doubting the source or naming it bc they have stellar rep up to date and I have received 4-5 flawless orders from them. Not gonna even insinuate that im starting shit. Just looking for other inputs and opinions on it. Did the whole "warming it in water’ thing and nothing changed after an hour. A few people I know who are tren heads said they’ve brewed in GSO and never had it cloudy.

It is probably not crashed. When gear crashes it does it in a crystaline fashion. It would look like a branching tree inside the vial in most cases. It sounds to me like there was some water or water vapor introduced during brewing. Water or steam will make gear cloudy. Its fairy common. Put the vial in a hot place and look for condensation inside the vial. If you have any droplets outside of the oil after some time then that is the culprit.

GSO will not make gear cloudy on its own unless the source is using unfiltered GSO in which the fats from the oil tend to collect as a milky substance. Next time you go to the grocery store check out the olive oils and you will find one or two with a milky sediment on the bottom.

yea theres no sediment or crystals or anything just consistently cloudy.

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Mmcc2017" pid='21992' dateline='1533324284:

NotAJoo" pid='21970' dateline='1533310193:

Hello ass hats. Recently got some Tren A in from a source here and all vials are consistently ‘cloudy’. Ive only had it clear in my two previous runs with it. Source tells me Tren Ace tends to be cloudy in GSO so its g2g. Buddy of mine who half of it was for doesn’t wanna touch it. 100% not doubting the source or naming it bc they have stellar rep up to date and I have received 4-5 flawless orders from them. Not gonna even insinuate that im starting shit. Just looking for other inputs and opinions on it. Did the whole "warming it in water’ thing and nothing changed after an hour. A few people I know who are tren heads said they’ve brewed in GSO and never had it cloudy.

If we’re talking about the same source, which I’m almost positive we are based on rep and cloudy tren, it is most definitely g2g. The cloudiness threw me off at first as well, but it was some of the best-pinning tren I’ve ran in a while.

This is really good to know. Thanks pal.

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I’m assuming it could be me? There was also another source who experienced the same thing lately. This last batch of Tren A/GSO of mine was “cloudy” in that it was just really thick, on the verge of crashing but not totally clear like mct. I have also made tren A GSO in the past where it wasn’t cloudy at all. Contrary to what another explanation above may be, there is no way there any moisture was introduced, also, I triple filter everything.
I’m looking into possibly using a new brand of GSO to test but I know its already top-notch, organic and filtered before hand but its worth a try, as I prefer aesthetics myself. In any event, this tren is great and aside from the thickness, I put my rep behind it.

 

[Pharmahgh]

Checkmatelabs" pid='22029' dateline='1533363759:

NotAJoo" pid='21999' dateline='1533329914:

masters_gear" pid='21983' dateline='1533316428:

NotAJoo" pid='21970' dateline='1533310193:

Hello ass hats. Recently got some Tren A in from a source here and all vials are consistently ‘cloudy’. Ive only had it clear in my two previous runs with it. Source tells me Tren Ace tends to be cloudy in GSO so its g2g. Buddy of mine who half of it was for doesn’t wanna touch it. 100% not doubting the source or naming it bc they have stellar rep up to date and I have received 4-5 flawless orders from them. Not gonna even insinuate that im starting shit. Just looking for other inputs and opinions on it. Did the whole "warming it in water’ thing and nothing changed after an hour. A few people I know who are tren heads said they’ve brewed in GSO and never had it cloudy.

It is probably not crashed. When gear crashes it does it in a crystaline fashion. It would look like a branching tree inside the vial in most cases. It sounds to me like there was some water or water vapor introduced during brewing. Water or steam will make gear cloudy. Its fairy common. Put the vial in a hot place and look for condensation inside the vial. If you have any droplets outside of the oil after some time then that is the culprit.

GSO will not make gear cloudy on its own unless the source is using unfiltered GSO in which the fats from the oil tend to collect as a milky substance. Next time you go to the grocery store check out the olive oils and you will find one or two with a milky sediment on the bottom.

yea theres no sediment or crystals or anything just consistently cloudy.

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Mmcc2017" pid='21992' dateline='1533324284:

NotAJoo" pid='21970' dateline='1533310193:

Hello ass hats. Recently got some Tren A in from a source here and all vials are consistently ‘cloudy’. Ive only had it clear in my two previous runs with it. Source tells me Tren Ace tends to be cloudy in GSO so its g2g. Buddy of mine who half of it was for doesn’t wanna touch it. 100% not doubting the source or naming it bc they have stellar rep up to date and I have received 4-5 flawless orders from them. Not gonna even insinuate that im starting shit. Just looking for other inputs and opinions on it. Did the whole "warming it in water’ thing and nothing changed after an hour. A few people I know who are tren heads said they’ve brewed in GSO and never had it cloudy.

If we’re talking about the same source, which I’m almost positive we are based on rep and cloudy tren, it is most definitely g2g. The cloudiness threw me off at first as well, but it was some of the best-pinning tren I’ve ran in a while.

This is really good to know. Thanks pal.

---

I’m assuming it could be me? There was also another source who experienced the same thing lately. This last batch of Tren A/GSO of mine was “cloudy” in that it was just really thick, on the verge of crashing but not totally clear like mct. I have also made tren A GSO in the past where it wasn’t cloudy at all. Contrary to what another explanation above may be, there is no way there any moisture was introduced, also, I triple filter everything.
I’m looking into possibly using a new brand of GSO to test but I know its already top-notch, organic and filtered before hand but its worth a try, as I prefer aesthetics myself. In any event, this tren is great and aside from the thickness, I put my rep behind it.

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I had some cloudy tren as of late. Its just not crystal clear. I recently switched brands of GSO. Its pre filtered as well. But I made 2 batches one with my old gso and one with the new. The old one was crystal clear. The new was A bit cloudy. I reheated and filtered 3 times to see if I could pull it out. Its just the gso. I will be switching back to my original brand on my next brew.

In no way could there be any moisture not a chance. ditto what checkmate says. I stand behind my product 100%. The tren is GTG.

 

[bending45s]

If you’re refering to checkmate’s tren a,I’ve been running it for 4 weeks now at 210mg a week with pharma trt 200mg a week. Its def g2g. I’ve been gorilla fucking the wife and her friends in every depraved way possible since the begining of week 2. Gym gains parallel.

 

[Allstar1233]

I had some cml cloudy A and its g2g

 

[Motobecane75]

bending45s" pid='22098' dateline='1533438990:

If you’re refering to checkmate’s tren a,I’ve been running it for 4 weeks now at 210mg a week with pharma trt 200mg a week. Its def g2g. I’ve been gorilla fucking the wife and her friends in every depraved way possible since the begining of week 2. Gym gains parallel.

And her friends? Atta boy!