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About finished products. One of my friends had an old Tren A he kept in his basement in a tupperware box flat, with other vials from his cycle. The vial was contaminated with small parts of the rubber from the septum. When I removed it it had an hole in the middle and the rest had fallen into the vial. The septum was so soft I could part it easy. I wondered if some components of the septum would migrate into the carrier. We all know some roids are etching (like Test E and Tren A b.e) but I wondered if a simple carrier with oil BA and BB would do the trick, and indeed the carrier changed color quite distinctive. So in my opinion some components of the septum migrate into the carrier. For our book we analysed a sachet (Stealth) and some components turned out to migrate also into a stealth sachet (Primo).
A very good reason to keep your vials standing up.
A very good reason to keep your vials standing up.
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