Here's something that could help couple guys here.
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Here's my secret to the best liquid orals and zero work, it's easier than making kool aide and just admit some of us have a hard time with that lol.
Purchase a bottle of Humco brand Syrpalta(just a product name). Syrpalta is a liquid carrier, for making oral suspensions in pharmacies. It has an NDC and you would think it would be hard to get but it's not controlled so you can simply buy it from Humco at their site. I only know of this because of family with a compounding pharmacy. It is out of stock frequently because it taste so good. But the next best option is going to be Humco cherry simple syrup. Just different flavors.
Pharmacy standards I believe are required to be between +/- 2mg so it's very accurate, this is what's used to make children's meds, especially things like anti biotics with a bad taste. But when my child was 2 and had her tonsils out, the hospital scripted hydrocodone in liquid susoension. I was nervous about my kid having this and went to my family, they said don't worry and made it with Syrpakta. Which we still only gave it to her once, since seemed to do better on Motrin.
Point being if they are willing to use that for a child, especially family its accurate. Now the other great thing is it's so easy. There is no adding heat and nothing much to do. Let's say you want 100ml of var at 25mg/ml, I would take 50ml Syrpalta in your standard cobalt screw top bottle, add my 2.5g var, and shake it very well. Then you just account for the amount of raw usually by adding water to the bottle fist or just plain Syrpalta measured out to 100ml and marking it. After shaking well, I will add the rest of the Syrpalta needed to reach that 100ml mark. Var should look like sugar and be light and grainy so it doesn't really displace a lot.
Last step is to shake very well again and make sure you have shaken enough to get the raw and liquid suspension to mix well. You will need to shake this before each dose, but it's that simple, it taste amazing, sometimes you will just want to drink it lol but Humco Syrpalta and Humco cherry simple syrup are the only two I have and will try and I was given a bottle by a family member to try it for legitimate reasons and was amazed by it.
Most at large pharmacies are using FlavoRx. It's essentially the same thing except FlavoRx will only sell small 4 oz bottles of their product at certain pharmacies for a very high price. humco will sell pints, gallons. And the large auction/bidding sites will usually have the humco cherry simple syrup.
Im im surprised in posting this on a public forum considering it's my pride and joy that my liquid orals are so good guys are not sure what to think the first couple doses. But once it starts working they love it. This works the exact same with any raw oral that you want as an oral suspension. Take adex, with it typically being 1mg I refuse to attempt to cap it. And forget capping Clen also. You really need a very good scale to accurately weigh even a mg, so to try mcg I like the liquid suspensions. But IMO sublinguals are the way to go fit iras but the do reduce the half life.
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Quoted from another board
Here's my secret to the best liquid orals and zero work, it's easier than making kool aide and just admit some of us have a hard time with that lol.
Purchase a bottle of Humco brand Syrpalta(just a product name). Syrpalta is a liquid carrier, for making oral suspensions in pharmacies. It has an NDC and you would think it would be hard to get but it's not controlled so you can simply buy it from Humco at their site. I only know of this because of family with a compounding pharmacy. It is out of stock frequently because it taste so good. But the next best option is going to be Humco cherry simple syrup. Just different flavors.
Pharmacy standards I believe are required to be between +/- 2mg so it's very accurate, this is what's used to make children's meds, especially things like anti biotics with a bad taste. But when my child was 2 and had her tonsils out, the hospital scripted hydrocodone in liquid susoension. I was nervous about my kid having this and went to my family, they said don't worry and made it with Syrpakta. Which we still only gave it to her once, since seemed to do better on Motrin.
Point being if they are willing to use that for a child, especially family its accurate. Now the other great thing is it's so easy. There is no adding heat and nothing much to do. Let's say you want 100ml of var at 25mg/ml, I would take 50ml Syrpalta in your standard cobalt screw top bottle, add my 2.5g var, and shake it very well. Then you just account for the amount of raw usually by adding water to the bottle fist or just plain Syrpalta measured out to 100ml and marking it. After shaking well, I will add the rest of the Syrpalta needed to reach that 100ml mark. Var should look like sugar and be light and grainy so it doesn't really displace a lot.
Last step is to shake very well again and make sure you have shaken enough to get the raw and liquid suspension to mix well. You will need to shake this before each dose, but it's that simple, it taste amazing, sometimes you will just want to drink it lol but Humco Syrpalta and Humco cherry simple syrup are the only two I have and will try and I was given a bottle by a family member to try it for legitimate reasons and was amazed by it.
Most at large pharmacies are using FlavoRx. It's essentially the same thing except FlavoRx will only sell small 4 oz bottles of their product at certain pharmacies for a very high price. humco will sell pints, gallons. And the large auction/bidding sites will usually have the humco cherry simple syrup.
Im im surprised in posting this on a public forum considering it's my pride and joy that my liquid orals are so good guys are not sure what to think the first couple doses. But once it starts working they love it. This works the exact same with any raw oral that you want as an oral suspension. Take adex, with it typically being 1mg I refuse to attempt to cap it. And forget capping Clen also. You really need a very good scale to accurately weigh even a mg, so to try mcg I like the liquid suspensions. But IMO sublinguals are the way to go fit iras but the do reduce the half life.
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