Tren Hex

[Blaqstallion]

What source is the best for Tren Hex/Parabolan? Thanks in advance

 

[race_camsey]

Synergy Forge is the only one that has it I think. I’ve gotten 3 bottles from him. I’m hooked on the stuff. Wish more sources carried it. Especially at 200mg/ml.

 

[damocles13]

What’s special about the Parabolan?

 

[MikeAlstott]

@damocles13 Parabolan is the brand name for Tren Hex which was deemed “safe” for human use during its run on the prescription drug market… The difference is in the ester (Hexahydrobenzylcarbonate) which has a half life of 14 days, a longer half life than say Acetate or Enanthate. Some people feel the “slower” release means less side effects and “better” for your body. It makes sense to me, but I admit I am not certain.

 

[damocles13]

@MikeAlstott gotcha. I mean it makes sense I guess. The more stable blood levels of any other type of gear the less sides people generally experience.

 

[northbelfast]

I believe HunterPharm has tren hex too, $200 minimum is high though

 

[race_camsey]

I started at the end of January at 150mg a week and have slowly titrated up to 320mg a week. The only side I can really pin point is the intense hunger/craving carbs and a slight hit to my cardio. Libido is normal, no anxiety, minor night sweats (naturally hot person, I’ve sweat in my sleep without tren) and yea. Its been great. I’ve had a nice recomp affect. Also on 200 test 200 primo and I’m 3 weeks into 50mg of Anavar. I’m 6’ 225.

 

[MrMetal]

What’s the solvent used for Syn’s Tren Hex?

 

[race_camsey]

@MrMetal Not sure. I’ve had 0 issues with pip or anything though.

 

[JAKRPH]

@MrMetal Most likely MCT. That’s what he uses for everything else.

 

[MrMetal]

@JAKRPH MCT is the carrier oil not the solvent. The solvent is what is used to dissolve and suspend the steroid powder in the liquid oil. I’m asking because the Tren Hex I got has no strong odor that’s typically associated with trenbolone.

 

[SantaNeedaSucc]

@race_camsey what’s your pin schedule, just 2x/week? Any prolactin issues? I think I mentioned to you before about considering it and I’m real close lmao

 

[Gettingolder]

MikeAlstott said:

@damocles13 Parabolan is the brand name for Tren Hex which was deemed “safe” for human use during its run on the prescription drug market… The difference is in the ester (Hexahydrobenzylcarbonate) which has a half life of 14 days, a longer half life than say Acetate or Enanthate. Some people feel the “slower” release means less side effects and “better” for your body. It makes sense to me, but I admit I am not certain.

The negma version can not be compared to what is around now days from what ever raw mfgs are supplying it. Same is true for tren ace that was made from finaplix cattle pellets . I have no idea why the available versions now from raw suppliers are not the same as what was available “back in the day” but they both were better. It could be the chemistry being off just a bit in the offshore raws or having some impurities but there is a difference.

Far too old to be fucking with this stuff anymore so you younger guys enjoy lol

 

[race_camsey]

@SantaNeedaSucc I pin 2x week.

 

[race_camsey]

@SantaNeedaSucc I take 200mg p5p everyday.

 

[Cpizzle11]

@Gettingolder
We need a source that sells Tren from finaplix.
These guys just don’t understand how amazing that shit was!! Nothing even comes close!

 

[JAKRPH]

@MrMetal Semantics. Technically it is a solvent. He uses benzyl alcohol and benzyl benzoate. There’s no reason to use anything new. Typically brewers just use them in different amounts. The difference in smell is probably just a different carrier oil. MCT has no smell, whereas GSO and CSO have stronger odors.

 

[MrMetal]

@JAKRPH It’s not semantics, and it’s not the carrier oil. I’ve gotten anadrol and TNE in MCT and both of them smelled like they were going to melt my flesh. The Tren Hex I got doesn’t smell like that where as Tren normally does so I’m curious why the discrepancy.

 

[JAKRPH]

@MrMetal So both of those compounds you mentioned are more difficult to put into a stable solution. Particularly something like TNE which is much more polar than Test E, for example, which is more lipophilic. So in that particular situation something other than benzyl alcohol or benzyl benzoate may have been utilized. It is also possible that they were used in a higher amount.

Something like tren hex, with such a long ester, is much more lipophilic and much easier to put into a stable solution with out the use of high amounts of solvent. In this scenario, Benzyl alcohol used be primarily used for antiseptic purposes and Benzyl benzoate wouldn’t be absolutely necessary, though it is most likely used the solution would hold without it.

 

[damocles13]

@MrMetal TNE usually requires guiacol which is why it smells the way it does. Just part of it