Mixing compounds & travel

If you had to travel, could you add an additional compound (say, primo) to the bottle of your prescription TRT enanthate? Would they mix and blend well for an even dose?

Was thinking, if a person is on for example 250 test, 200 primo, they could just inject a few doses worth back into the a freshly depleted trt bottle and fly on their vacation.

That's a small cycle, I know, just spitballing numbers.

Curious about this too. If they're both MCT for example, I assume they'd mix okay? What about different carrier oils? No idea.

I know jack shit about this, but people have said that a lot of the available blends have solvents in them for consistent blending - which can cause pip.

Truth is, as long as you're injecting the whole vial eventually, you're going to be getting it all, even if it's not consistent and even on a daily basis.

haven't done this before, but they should have different densities and the vial should show two layers, much like when you mix test and primo in your syringe before injecting. You can see the separation between the oils.

TonyPerkis11 said:

haven't done this before, but they should have different densities and the vial should show two layers, much like when you mix test and primo in your syringe before injecting. You can see the separation between the oils.

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Yeah but this isn't oil and vinegar. Most carrier oils will blend well together. Especially if you're traveling like OP and they're getting all shaken up.

I save some old script vials to refil for when im extra paranoid outside my home

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DHT said:

I save some old script vials to refil for when im extra paranoid outside my home

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have you ever mixed two compounds into one bottle? Did it blend?

What about th trace amounts of the previous carrier oil, did they mix in?

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AlexDavis43 said:

Yeah but this isn't oil and vinegar. Most carrier oils will blend well together. Especially if you're traveling like OP and they're getting all shaken up.

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Would hope that they mix well. Especially if they come from the same supplier who uses the same carrier oil, like MCT

If you reuse a freshly depleted prescription bottle, there could be trace amounts of the previous carrier oil and it could be different, like caster oil.