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U mean to say no vitamin shoppe is in town? Do I need to open one or people just not into those stores there ? Crazy .. Trader Joe has it ad does whole foods here.
Guys I promise you will like mct oil if u try it and will leave gso alone
I made some NPP at 1%BA and 15%BB and its beautiful. Very smooth and painless. Absolutely love how I can draw it up quickly with 23guage and push through a 25 pin easily.
I never used EO in my brews until i made TNE. I decided to add it to this recipe so a slin pin could be used. I used a 50/50 EO/GSO mix for my carrier. The Nalgene PES filter didnt last 30 seconds under vaccuum. Picture attached. As i stated before i finished the brew with syringe filters. Im glad you confirmed the ZapCaps will work.
That's looks like your oil was too hot.
Guys I promise you will like mct oil if u try it and will leave gso alone
I made some NPP at 1%BA and 15%BB and its beautiful. Very smooth and painless. Absolutely love how I can draw it up quickly with 23guage and push through a 25 pin easily.
Wasn't aware guaiacol was used. PES are not to be used with any concentration of guaiacol. Use PVDF or PTFE for G.
safflower oil
may i ask why? ive used gso. recently i came across a source thats oil is amazingly thin. i know they use eo, but i don't think i want to use eo in my own homebrew, as everything im going to make will be well within normal mg/ml doses. but ide still like my oil to be thin. i was amazed as to how painless their gear was compared to all the rest ive used.
and just outta curiosity, if i was to use eo (just since seeing how amazing their stuff came out with it) what %eo do you think would be sufficient for average doses gear? and does any oil specifically work better than others with eo? thanks
Because safflower is very thin. I wouldnt use eo if you dont have to. Some people would disagree, some people love it. If you insist on using eo, then use 40% eo and 60% GSO for your carrier.
























