Cooking Finaplix vs Cold-Filtered

[SJR7674]

TweetI have never placed my fina solution in hot water and the placed the final product in the oven to bake for 45 minutes at 250 degrees. Is this what everyone is doing? I have always just crushed the pellets into the solution, mixed in the oil, and then filtered into a clean vial through the whatman filter. I have never gotten an infection from doing it this way. I assume that the heating method is to kill off bacteria. Doesn't the "Magic Solution" contain mostly alcohol which kills the bacteria. Let me know if I am missing the thought process here because the way that I make it only takes about 1 hour. It sounds like the boiling and heating method takes much longer and is a bigger pain in the ass

[apljuc]

TweetI've always used low heat when disolving my pellets and it always comes out a nice golden color. I think it's when people use to much heat which causes it to turn the darker brown color. Either way I've read they are both just as effective, it's only appearence that changes.

[oeffler]

TweetI only heat it to make sure I get as much tren through the filter as possible - for me the heat has nothing to do w/ the sterility.

The very first time I made tren I did it without heat and it came out perfect. After gaining experience I've found that I can get a higher yeild by heating it (as well as speeding up the filtering process)

[SJR7674]

TweetSo you don't crush the pellets at all, you just place them in the solution and then put in a pan of boiling water until it dissolves?

[deepinu]

Tweetyour better off crushing the pellets...if you dont your going to have to break them up inside the vial after heating anyway

[JohnnyB]

TweetSound like an MGD commercial with the cold filtered

JohnnyB