Trestolone Acetate

Basic recipe 

-1 gram Trestolone Acetate Powder

-16.55 mL Grape Seed Oil (GSO)

-0.6 mL Benzyl Alcohol

-2 mL Benzyl Benzoate

This will achieve a 20 mL solution that has a 50 mg/mL ratio. The 16.55 mL of GSO is calculated based on a 0.85 mL displacement of Trestolone when dissolved. This means that 1 gram of Trestolone Acetate will only take up about 0.85 mL of space. The BA/BB ratio is 3/10.

To make more than 1 gram Trestolone Acetateat a time, simply multiply the amounts by how much you want to do.For example, this guide will demonstrate making 3 grams Trestolone Acetate at one time. The following recipe is used:

-3 grams Trestolone Acetate Powder

-49.65 mL Grape Seed Oil

-1.8 mL Benzyl Alcohol

-6 mL Benzyl Benzoate

Then you will need following items:

-Trestolone Acetate Powder

-Grape Seed Oil

-Benzyl Alcohol

-Benzyl Benzoate

-Empty Vials, sealed and sterile (20mL recommended)

-Large (20mL+) luer lock syringe

-Regular (3mL) luer lock syringe

-A few large gauge luer lock needles (21-18ga recommended)

-Sterile .45u Whatman luer lock syringe filter

-Unsterile .45u Whatman luer lock syringe filter

-A couple small glass jars/beakers to hold your solution

-A large pot/container that can hold hot water and your smaller jar

-Alcohol prep pads

-Paper towels or similar, mainly for cleaning

Trestolone Acetate 50mg/ml cooking step 

Make sure your work area is clean. You aren’t going to perform surgery, but you don’t want excessive dirt.

Wipe your empty mixing jars/beakers with an alcohol prep pad, rinse with water, and dry with a paper towel.

Add Trestolone Acetate Powder to one and set to the side. Add some GSO to the other,exceeding the amount needed for your brew. In this case, we need 49.65 mL, so use about 60 mL. Place the GSO jar in the larger container and add hot water to the larger container (NOT THE GSO). This will heat up the GSO for easier filtering.

After heating up, use the larger syringe to draw out some GSO. Screw on the unsterile Whatman filter and start filtering into the jar with the Trestolone Acetate powder.This step may take a few times to finish. For us, we need about 50 mL. The syringe used is 25mL. So, we draw in 25 mL, attach the Whatman, filter, unscrew the Whatman, draw in another 25 mL, reattach the Whatman,and filter the rest. You just need to filter the total needed for the recipe.Using the normal syringe,measure out the appropriate amounts of the Benzyl Alcohol and Benzyl Benzoate. Add to the Trest/GSO solution

At this point, you should have something that looks like mud. This is normal. The Trestolone Acetate is floating around and not much dissolving has happened. Seal off the jar, I use a screw top.

Like we did with the GSO, place the Trest/GSO/BA/BB solution into a bath of hot water to heat it up. You will need to shake up the container to help the dissolving process. Trestolone powder likes to fall to the bottom and clump. Repeat as many times and needed to dissolve most of the Trestolone.