Heating Oils?

[JAY_WD]

I thinkin of ordering some Masteron for myself from the 20ml sachet people but i have read on another forum that their oils are pretty thick.

Most of the guys are heating theirs up before injecting and this seems to be making it easier.

Not sure why so thick though, i got some prop and enanthate from Thailand yesterday and its top not and easy to inject.

My question is wouldnt heating the masteron or any oil for that matter, even at a low heat, damage the oil?

If it is ok to heat, what is the best way to do this?

Has anyone sucessfully heated up their oils before injecting and still had great results on their cycle.

Just seems to me like the heat could change the chemical structure or something. Am i being paranoid??

Thanks guys.

[NATE0406]

yup i just use a blow drier while you have it drawn in your syringe..

[JAY_WD]

yup i just use a blow drier while you have it drawn in your syringe..

and the heat doesnt alter the quality/effectiveness of the gear??

[NATE0406]

nope not at all. just makes for a smoth injection..

[Sir Lifts-a-lot]

Heating oils is just so that it thins it out to a degree. When it just sits there at room temperature the molecules slow down and bunch up. Once heat is entered into the equation the molecules speed up and thin out making for a smoother inject. I would put bottles in a plastic bag then put them in a glass of boiling water.

[JAY_WD]

Heating oils is just so that it thins it out to a degree. When it just sits there at room temperature the molecules slow down and bunch up. Once heat is entered into the equation the molecules speed up and thin out making for a smoother inject. I would put bottles in a plastic bag then put them in a glass of boiling water.

Really??? Boiling water? Isnt that too hot?

can anyone provide any insight to this? or do they agree with lifts a lot??

[Phate]

heres an easier way, i read this from a moderator a while back, he recommended filling up ur syringe with the compound, then putting the cap back on the needle and running warm water over the syringe casing (the part that the compound is in, between the needle and plunger) for a minute, then changing out needles and injecting. putting the cap back on the needle and changing it makes sure that no water gets close to the compound. hope that helps