The tren products we carry will oftentimes differ in color. There is a notion that the darker the tren, the more potent the gear. That is not true at all. The color of the tren products (and many of the other products) has to do with the oxidation of the raw tren hormone & the way its made. some of the other things that will make the color of product differ from batch to batch are:
- The type of carrier oil used
- The amount of time heat is applied during the brewing process
- Type of solvents used during the brewing process
- The type of raw materiel (some of these raws are manufactured using different methods and this can change the color drastically)
I was skeptical of this in the beginning too as I noticed some batches of tren were darker in color and others here lighter in color. We have done extensive testing on the tren we get from our suppliers. when I first noticed this difference in the colors of the tren I sent 2 samples off for testing of a 75mg tren product. One was very dark in color, almost dark order brown, the other was a much lighter shade. When we got the analysis back the dark tren tested at 71mg/mL, while the lighter was 82mg/mL. we’ve done many tests exactly like this in the past and seen the same results but the other way around. This led me to research this topic some more to get a better understanding so I could better explain this to our customers. The factors listed above are key in determining the color of the finished product. Please take this into consideration if you see a slightly different color in your oils. We have extensive testing done on our products, you can always find the recent tests here on our site to ensure you’re getting exactly what you pay for.