When you mentioned that the Cyp was 'excessively dosed ’ did you mean 250mg/ml is sufficient to be considered an overdose?
I’ve had Test Enan before dosed at 250mg/ml and it was fine, is this just a test Cyp thing?
By excessively dosed, I mean a value which is:
- In excess of the holding capacity of the vehicle at room temperature, and
- Causes the user a problem of some sort as a result,
or
- Overly depends on the presence of benzyl alcohol to achieve its concentration and gives the user a problem as a result.
In this case, the only problem may be inconvenience of the crashing. In the case of testosterone propionate, the problem typically is a painful injection.
Thanks very much.
Glad to help! 
Something strange has happened. The 2ml of Cypionate 250mg/ml has crystalized completely, more so than when I heated it up, the Cypionate 200mg/ml has started to crystalize, and there’s only about 3ml left, but the 10ml 250mg/ml is still ‘stable’ (if thats the correct expression?)
I’m guessing if I re warm it that it will return into oil form, is there a danger that it will crystalize inside the muscle and cause an abysses? Or do you think it will dissipate sufficiently before that becomes a danger?
Guys?
I had cloudiness in my real Watson test cyp (I’m on TRT). When I picked it up it was clear but then a week or so later it was cloudy and i had not opened it yet. Called my pharmacist, he said just boil some water and drop it in there. 20-30 seconds and it was back to clear and did not get cloudy again.
Did get crystal effect before when I took the top off a vial to get the last of the test out. Like magic the residue just crystallized so I chucked it.
Well, with an UG preparation there really is no way for anyone to say from a distance what the situation is, or what sort of mistake may have been made.
In general, I don’t favor overloaded solutions.
In practice, with the exception of overloaded testosterone propionate solutions tending to be painful, there usually is no issue.
Also with regard to precipitation/crystallization in general, it is remarkable (personal opinion anyway) how relatively little material, as determined when actually weighed, can give the impression of being “total” crystallization.
But I can’t say for a fact that your preparation may not have been utterly screwed up by the “lab” in question.
The claimed 200 mg/mL preparation should NOT be crystallizing at room temperature or even cool room temperature.
For the claimed 250 mg/mL preparation, you could see what happens if you dilute it down, with for example regular Wesson oil from a new bottle, to what should be 200 mg/mL (assuming it was 250 mg/mL in the first place) and see if it’s stable then.
Of course what could be the situation is that the UG lab provided so-many mg of some different material. The other possibility would be that out of carelessness or stupidity they have the correct material, but a different ratio of steroid ester to vehicle than what should have been used to obtain the claimed mg/mL. There is no way to say at a distance.