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  1. 02-19-2009, 02:13 PM #1
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    Feeling the pain from Test E!

    I made a batch of Test E @ 400 mgs and it takes forever for the pain to subside. It may take a week or longer. It also comes along with a small lump sometimes.

    Does anyone know why I'm having this pain?


    I used 2% BA, 20% BB, 50/50 Grapeseed to EO recipe.

    Is it the high percentage of BB or just the 400 mgs?

    I don't think its the BB, because I made some EQ the same way and it goes in like butter and has 0 pain!
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    I am running UGL Test E 400 made in ethyl olate and it is completely painless. I am no brewing guru though so I cant help you with that.
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    Quote Originally Posted by redz View Post
    I am running UGL Test E 400 made in ethyl olate and it is completely painless. I am no brewing guru though so I cant help you with that.
    Does it have only ethyl olate or does it contain another oil like cottonseed or grapeseed?
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    I have read before im pretty sure that some people will be sensitive to the EO
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    Yeah, I have heard that to, but I don't think it is the case in this point as I use the same formula for the EQ, except that the EQ is 200 mg/ml and the EQ is painless.
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    Could be because there is just alot of the compound.
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    So you used EO in your EQ?
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    some T-400 underground are known to hurt....you seem to have found a brand that doesn't .

    Quote Originally Posted by redz View Post
    I am running UGL Test E 400 made in ethyl olate and it is completely painless. I am no brewing guru though so I cant help you with that.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mg316 View Post
    So you used EO in your EQ?
    Yeah. I wanted to thin it out. It goes in like butter and has absolutely NO pain!
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    was using some 600mg enanthate .. 100% eo.. painless.
    same with 200mg prop
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