
Originally Posted by
mh48500
This has been takled about and there are usually 2 arguments. MedLab used to, not sure if they still do, have a disclaimer with the USP opils. It pretty much said that they bought large sealed barrels of USP oil, then opened them and transferred them to smaller containers. That right there probably throws out the USP rating.
Others would say that it was better that it was already filtered to a hi level, then re-filtered by you. I personally think the USP grade isnt worth the cost.
Like Devil I am also a big fan of Sesame. When I began brewing GSO began to become all the rage. Here in Mexico it was not available so I started using Sesame. When GSO became available it was 3 times the cost of Sesame. I bought some and brewed my Test and was under amazed.
First off this whole "thinner" argument is a bunch of bull. I brewed a batch of Test with both oils and alternated pins in the week, and I could not tell the difference. I bet that if done in a blind test people would not be able to actually tell the difference.
The oil may be lighter, or thinner but you just simply cant tell when you have a .22g stuck in your ass. Plusd Ilike the clean look of Sesame, not the green tint.
Anyways....the USP thing will probably come to do each persons preference. I always say try it both ways, then you can drop an opinion.