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Cloudy brew fix?

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Have you guys ever had a cloudy batch? What causes it? Any suggestions on a fix for it?

I followed my normal recipe..
250ml batch
250mg test cyp
Ba 1% -2.50ml
Bb 18%- 45ml
Mct- 145.69 ml
Compound 62.50 grams

Heated to 70c
Magnetic stir till all mixed clear
Double filtered

Not sure what’s going on.



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Have you guys ever had a cloudy batch? What causes it? Any suggestions on a fix for it?

I followed my normal recipe..
250ml batch
250mg test cyp
Ba 1% -2.50ml
Bb 18%- 45ml
Mct- 145.69 ml
Compound 62.50 grams

Heated to 70c
Magnetic stir till all mixed clear
Double filtered

Not sure what’s going on.



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The filter could of done it i only use syringe filters add more ba or bb i cant remember wich one but it fixed the problem when it happen to me
 
The filter could of done it i only use syringe filters add more ba or bb i cant remember wich one but it fixed the problem when it happen to me
I use the glass filtration system with vacuum pump. Double filtered. I’m pretty sure I’ve figured out that I need a better scale. It don’t pick up small incriminates good. So I probably shorted some ba or bb. I fixed it
 
just happened to me and I'm stumped. made 2 separate batches. 20ml and 30ml test e. the 20 got cloudy like moisture and the 30 is fine. didn't use a heat bath just a mug warmer set to 150. I baked the 20ml at 250 for 20 minutes and refilltered and an hour later a little cloudy. but, you can see wisps in it. really strange. not using the 20 for sure. but I'm going to hold on to it and see if it separates.
 

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