Red Star gear check

**Solrock** · 03-04-2004, 10:59 AM

I want to know if any of you bros have used RSOC Boldenone Propionate ?

Big N responded to one of my post with:

Originally Posted by big N

well red start doesnt exactly have the greatest of reps,i bet ya its prolly 200 mg prop keep me updated im very interested to hear ,as i know anything over 75 mg will be extremely painfull(with bold prop)and anything over 100mg it will fall out of solution ,

So, this has me a little concerned. Is there any way I could tell if it is truly Boldenone Prop?

Any opinions or feedback would be greatly appreciated.

**DEVLDOG** · 03-04-2004, 11:04 AM

so what you hav is....eq with a prop ester attached?? i've never used it,but i know they arent happy when they see there name on any boards.it's a good way to get black listed.not a good idea if you like there gear bro...goodluck

**Dude-Man** · 03-04-2004, 11:09 AM

Boldenone base has nearly the exact same melting point as test base, and as a result, their solubilities with respect to different esters are very similar. In order to test it, you would need to get into contact with a lab that has a standard for boldenone proprionate, or you could make some yourself, and send that as a comparison. To make it yourself, you need a few grams bold base, an excess of 10 M proprionic acid, some hcl and naoh. there's a thread in the chem section on how to do it.

**big N** · 03-04-2004, 11:40 AM

chris very good ,im impressed ,**** u can even do it with vinegar just let it sit over night

**monstercojones** · 03-04-2004, 08:16 PM

Originally Posted by chrisAdams

Boldenone base has nearly the exact same melting point as test base, and as a result, their solubilities with respect to different esters are very similar. In order to test it, you would need to get into contact with a lab that has a standard for boldenone proprionate, or you could make some yourself, and send that as a comparison. To make it yourself, you need a few grams bold base, an excess of 10 M proprionic acid, some hcl and naoh. there's a thread in the chem section on how to do it.

if he had access, he would have made his own though, instead of using RS....

**Dude-Man** · 03-05-2004, 10:41 PM

not everyone would.. custom esterification is a little more complex than suspension. I can honestly say that i don't think i have the balls to inject something that i created through that reaction.. but that's because i'm a coward. I would however trust that it would be the product, and therefore could be used as an assay comparison.

by the way big N, You can use vinegar but that would yeild acetate ester.