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This is my first time researching with toremifene and I have questions about the fluid itself. When looking at the fluid it appears milky. It has a lot of small white flakes floating around in it that seem to collect at the bottom. Is this how the fluid should appear?
My concern is that if the solid white material collecting at the bottom is the actual 60mg of torem per 1ml of fluid how can I possibly accurately dose?
Shake the hell out of it. These are not dissolved suspensions. They must be thoroughly shaken.
Ok thanks
I'm looking forward to hear your results..
Yeah, shake it up. Torem is a suspension, as opposed to solution. The lower mg/ml stuff like letro, adex, etc. are probably solutions, though.
My concern is with suspended torem how accurate will the dose be. I can shake the hell out it and its like a snow globe. So you who knows if 2ml actually has 120mg of totem in it.
As accurate as any liquid dosed research chemical, yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by weakling
Torem is only slightly soluble in ethanol and very slightly soluble in water, so if you get a research chem that's clear and it's torem, well, it's either underdosed or a different SERM that has lower concentration.
60mg per ml is a lot compared to something like nolva that has 20mg per ml.
Your junk is about to work for days on end. Don't question it. Just go with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by weakling
Hahaha. Ok. Yeah I'd say it seems to be working but I know the doses are all over the place.Quote:
Originally Posted by Freepressright