Thread: Is there a quick way to suspend arimidex powder?

I'm pretty darn sure all you need to do is measure out your dosage and your gtg to mix it with water.......... or semen if you're a real man

Semen??? Don't tease me!!!!!
I have 125mg worth of powder. Just a small amount.

I should just stop being lazy and whip this stuff up, but I don't feel like it lol

Line it out I'm kidding!

All the fun ideas don't work son of a bitch....

Humco Flavor Plus Oral Suspending Vehicle 16 oz

Credit goes to airsealed2

liquid oral recipes? w/o everclear

Very informative thread in that link.
Unfortunately for me, there wasn't any talk about arimidex.
Anyone care to chime in?
Can I just drop it in that liquid, shake, and call it a day?

50% glycerine 50% everclear. Add the powder into the everclear and heat to ~260 degrees. Swirl gently until powder is dissolved. Heat the glycerine and add to the mixture. Swirl and you are done. Never did it with arimidex but it worked with var at 20 mg/ml.

^This looks good.

Also what concentration do you want to make it at Ben? 1mg/ml?

Armidex:
Highest concentration made - 5mg/ml
Per 1 gram of Anastrozole powder you will need:
19.9 ml's PEG 300
179.1 ml's of 190 Proof Grain Alcohol

Do the conversion for your amount

I've seen that one before. Just looking for any alternatives.

I was informed that I could just heat glycerin and add in the powder. No need for the everclear. Hmmmm, going to have to give this a shot next week.

For anyone reading this, do you need the everclear, or, can you just melt it in glycerin?

check the thread by airsealed in AZ.. I put a couple ways you can do it in there

Thanks. I'll check it out.
I melted my sample in some glycerin last night. Still looks good today.

that way will work just fine, too.... I just posted a couple things cause I hated the thought of a bunch of people microwaving glycerin and possibly burning theirselves

Airsealed told me to take precaution with heating it that way and too be very careful because the shit could burn your skin off.
That stuff definitely holds on to heat. Even after a half hour my beaker was still hot to the touch.