Personally, I would recommend you using test e instead of cyp. For some reason, cyp tends to crash much easier than E.

The difference in ba is about 3% to be a smart ass..lol. But BA helps dissolve and hold the hormone. A lot of older recipes called for the 5%. It's generally not needed though. It wouldn't hurt most, but some people are ba sensitive. When I put together cyp, I would use 3%ba and 20percent bb and I wouldn't go over 200mg/ml. It is prone to crashing and sometimes happens even when doing things correctly. If you do decide to use the cyp, be sure to fully disolve it in the ba/bb first before adding the oil. Seems to me that doing it that way makes a difference in the crashing rate of cyp. Just something I've noticed watching the labs on diff boards. When people don't go ba/bb first it seems to crash more. I've never lost a batch. But will never brew cyp again for it's crash potential.

J ... I know I have shit for posts here...but I do have some time in on other boards.

Also, pretty sure your guys 5gm means 5 grams....

Thanks for the info!!!

Another quick question.
In the stickey above there is no word of using BB
Is this now common to add the BB?

If 1ml of BA is equal to 5% then what about BB?
is it typical for suppliers to make 1ml of BB equal 20%.

Ok..

BB is common and needed for cyp I believe. It help hold the compound in solution (so it doesn't crystalize/crash).

To get your percentages on the ba/bb, you need to know how much you plan on brewing. An easy example is this.

100ml's of aas.

2% of that is 2ml's.
20% of that is 20ml's.

If you are making 50 ml's of aas.

2% of that is 1ml.
20% of that is 10ml.

It has NOTHING to do with manufacturing. It's the amount you add to your recipe.

J

guys.....help me out here for the boldenone cypionate...cmon now.