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If it has gotten cold the cyp may have come out of solution and crystallized. In that case place a pot of water on the stove and heat it to 150°f or so and put the bottle with the stopper in place and the crystals will dissolve, let it cool slowly and agitate as it cools. If the problem returns (often it will crash again overnight) what you can do is to heat the bottle to a temp slightly above the melting point of the Test Cyp which is fortunatly fairly low 98°c-104°c which works out to slightly below or above the boiling point of water so by adding a 1/4 cup of salt to 16oz of water you can raise the boiling temp to about 110°c ( just did it with a good thermometer to make sure the amounts and temps were correct since you may not have an accurate thermometer) which will be perfect as this will acutally melt the test cyp and allow it to mix fully with the other chems on the vial. Many will say you should add a vent pin to your vial. However you really do not need to do this as all the cosolvents in the vial boil way above this temp. What you can do to make you feel more secure ( you never can tell a UGL may have put rubbing alcohol in the bottle which could be a problem) is to place an entire insulin syringe in the stopper this will also give you something to grab the vial with. By the way regardless of whether you use a vent pin or not you should always wear eye protection or face shield, in case you drop the vial etc. Now that the test has been allowed to liquify allow it to cool while agitating the bottle, I grab it with a rag and shake it gently. You do not want to keep the cyp above its boiling point for longer than you have to, it won't kill it but its kinda like keeping coffee outside the container.
OK whewee what a long reply, on the HCG agreed as long as the water has not cracked the container its fine.
The cream I have no idea check the manufacturers website for information.
Good luck and best wishes,
FFM