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Originally Posted by Strenght-Gains If you use an entire cartridge(2000mg) and convert it with a kit what amount of tren actually is lost? I find it hard to believe that all 2000mgs will carry over. On top of that what is the common opinion on the "magic solution"? What the hell is it. I would like to have an idea what I'm putting in. Thanks |
if you find out what the magic solution is e-mail me.
This is for 1..cartridge of finaplix-h and 1... 2gm kit
With a 3% loss of product in the conversion
If you do everything correctly the Oil(mls) to mg strenth would be as follows.
If you were to use only "X" amount of oil, you will have your fina at "X" strength
10ml = 194mg/ml
11ml = 176mg/ml
12ml = 161mg/ml
13ml = 149mg/ml
14ml = 138mg/ml
15ml = 129mg/ml
16ml = 121mg/ml
17ml = 114mg/ml
18ml = 107mg/ml
19ml = 102mg/ml
20ml = 97mg/ml
21ml = 92mg/ml
22ml = 88mg/ml
23ml = 84mg/ml
24ml = 80mg/ml
25ml = 77mg/ml
A word of caution. Some kits have 5mls of magic solution (this is the main factor of pain) and some only have 3mls.
So most people that have tried to convert a higher mg product just take out the oil.
This raises the ratio of "solution to oil" mixture....Which causes the more painful injections.
A better way to raise it would be to add more pellets to a 2gm kit
I"ll do an experiment to see how much can be converted in 3mls on "magic solution"..
and report on it with numbers.
So unless you know and understand the ins and outs of this,
Just stick with converting with all the product(finaplix pellets), oil and magic solution.
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