Arail Pharmaceuticals - US Domestic

[Arail]

Ive ordered a few times from Arail and there is always an extra here and there.

Honestly I cant recommend them enough. If they had a 250mg/ml cyp option and DHB id be using them even more. Seriously great customer service and value.

Thank you for consistently vouching for us! We will be adding DHB in the future once we're finally able to find some raws haha.

 

[Arail]

Not owing me the time of day they tried to add a TNE to my order. Of course it had gone out too early but that doesn’t change my impression of their fantastic product line and service. I’m thrilled to have them as a preferred vendor.

We're thrilled to have you as a customer! Thank you for the continued support

 

[cajunpauper]

We’re going to need a referral and rewards program at the rate I’ve been sending people here. It’s been awesome to know that I can trust a vendor where I can simply send a website and I know a professional and tested product is getting shipped out.

 

[Arail]

We’re going to need a referral and rewards program at the rate I’ve been sending people here. It’s been awesome to know that I can trust a vendor where I can simply send a website and I know a professional and tested product is getting shipped out.

Thank you! Word of mouth definitely helps a lot! We should be restocking quite a bit of product over the next month or two.

 

[Arail]

240iu kits now back in stock!

 

[Gatman]

I did a search ….and I am not the only one who has had issues with the stoppers…attempting to draw masteron using an 18g needle…solution
Leaks out and drips alongside needle
I don’t see how using a smaller gauge needle would’ve prevented this

 

[sionnach]

I don’t see how using a smaller gauge needle would’ve prevented this

It's not the size of the needle, it's all how you wiggle it.
At least that's what I tell my small-needled friends.

 

[AllGoodThings]

I did a search ….and I am not the only one who has had issues with the stoppers…attempting to draw masteron using an 18g needle…solution
Leaks out and drips alongside needle
I don’t see how using a smaller gauge needle would’ve prevented this

Silicon is less than ideal for more than one reason, not the least of which is the issue with benzyl benzoate incompatibility. BB will cause a breakdown of the silicon, and cause it to leach into the oil, which isn't necessarily a visibly detectable process, but introduces contaminants nevertheless. In my opinion, silicon is a no go for AAS. A source on here couldn't get their normal stoppers and used silicon very briefly. Unluckily, I got a bunch of them in several orders I placed. I said something about my bad luck, and they reached out to me and replaced all 32 vials I had received that had silicon stoppers. They promised Meso to never use silicon stoppers again. Another source has also switched from silicon to PTFE and Flurotec, and while they noted they will need to charge $1.50-$2.00 more per vial(these coated stoppers are significantly more expensive than plain butyl or chlorobutyl stoppers), every single response was unanimously in support of the switch and increased price. Anything I buy that uses silicon gets re-vialed, unless I plan to use it in a short period of time.

 

[Arail]

I did a search ….and I am not the only one who has had issues with the stoppers…attempting to draw masteron using an 18g needle…solution
Leaks out and drips alongside needle
I don’t see how using a smaller gauge needle would’ve prevented this

We recommend not using anything larger than a 20 gauge and even smaller if possible along with not pushing to much air in before drawing. We will be changing the tops once we get a new vibratory feeder. They have to be specifically made for the new tops so between engineering and shipping it will be another 2-3 months most likely.

 

[Arail]

Silicon is less than ideal for more than one reason, not the least of which is the issue with benzyl benzoate incompatibility. BB will cause a breakdown of the silicon, and cause it to leach into the oil, which isn't necessarily a visibly detectable process, but introduces contaminants nevertheless. In my opinion, silicon is a no go for AAS. A source on here couldn't get their normal stoppers and used silicon very briefly. Unluckily, I got a bunch of them in several orders I placed. I said something about my bad luck, and they reached out to me and replaced all 32 vials I had received that had silicon stoppers. They promised Meso to never use silicon stoppers again. Another source has also switched from silicon to PTFE and Flurotec, and while they noted they will need to charge $1.50-$2.00 more per vial(these coated stoppers are significantly more expensive than plain butyl or chlorobutyl stoppers), every single response was unanimously in support of the switch and increased price. Anything I buy that uses silicon gets re-vialed, unless I plan to use it in a short period of time.

All good points which is why we will be switching. Now that we have a much larger customer base the shortcomings of the product are easier to be pointed out which we are grateful for. Thank you for pointing us in the right direction to make a even better product!

 

[AllGoodThings]

All good points which is why we will be switching. Now that we have a much larger customer base the shortcomings of the product are easier to be pointed out which we are grateful for. Thank you for pointing us in the right direction to make a even better product!

I absolutely love seeing this kind of attitude from sources here. You guys do things right, big props on that

 

[Gatman]

We recommend not using anything larger than a 20 gauge and even smaller if possible along with not pushing to much air in before drawing. We will be changing the tops once we get a new vibratory feeder. They have to be specifically made for the new tops so between engineering and shipping it will be another 2-3 months most likely.

I understand the concept of using smaller needles to prevent “coring” but not in this situation

Regardless I like the fact your changing tops, you offer a good product with good customer service imo

 

[bigdaddyandfriends]

I never even paid much attention to stoppers. I actually like the silicon ones myself, never had any issue with them leaking or degrading to any visible degree. But I do daily IM injections and draw/inject with a tiny 31g 5/16" needle, so maybe that is why. And I keep my vials upright in 3D printed storage boxes or plastic cases... haven't seen any signs of degradation (some are a couple years old now) but sounds like that starts off invisible.

 

[OldmemberNewcuenta]

We recommend not using anything larger than a 20 gauge and even smaller if possible along with not pushing to much air in before drawing. We will be changing the tops once we get a new vibratory feeder. They have to be specifically made for the new tops so between engineering and shipping it will be another 2-3 months most likely.

A point I brought up some months back. Glad to see a switch is coming.

 

[Photon]

I did a search ….and I am not the only one who has had issues with the stoppers…attempting to draw masteron using an 18g needle…solution
Leaks out and drips alongside needle
I don’t see how using a smaller gauge needle would’ve prevented this

You're destroying the stoppers..lol
It's gonna core, small amounts of silicone will drop in the BB and dissolve.

Post in thread 'Transferring oils for long term storage'

Aug 30, 2025

Got any 21g needles?
I personally use 22g for transferring.

n=150

The impact of needle size and angle on rubber coring after multiple puncturing of multi-dose propofol vial rubber stoppers - PMC

Multiple puncturing of the rubber stoppers of multi-doses vials can produce a rubber core. Propofol is one of the multi-dose anesthesia frequently used for sedation and induction of general anesthesia, and a previous study reported a high incidence ...

pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

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[cajunpauper]

All good points which is why we will be switching. Now that we have a much larger customer base the shortcomings of the product are easier to be pointed out which we are grateful for. Thank you for pointing us in the right direction to make a even better product!

Ugh. It's feedback like that makes me regret ever using any other source but you.

 

[Arail]

I understand the concept of using smaller needles to prevent “coring” but not in this situation

Regardless I like the fact your changing tops, you offer a good product with good customer service imo

Thank you for the positivity despite the issue!

 

[Arail]

I never even paid much attention to stoppers. I actually like the silicon ones myself, never had any issue with them leaking or degrading to any visible degree. But I do daily IM injections and draw/inject with a tiny 31g 5/16" needle, so maybe that is why. And I keep my vials upright in 3D printed storage boxes or plastic cases... haven't seen any signs of degradation (some are a couple years old now) but sounds like that starts off invisible.

What's your normal volume for injections using that 31 gauge? We also keep the vials upright on shelves before shipping so contact time between the solution and the tops should be pretty minimal if everyone is storing it in this manner.

 

[Arail]

You're destroying the stoppers..lol
It's gonna core, small amounts of silicone will drop in the BB and dissolve.

Post in thread 'Transferring oils for long term storage'

Aug 30, 2025

Got any 21g needles?
I personally use 22g for transferring.

n=150

The impact of needle size and angle on rubber coring after multiple puncturing of multi-dose propofol vial rubber stoppers - PMC

Multiple puncturing of the rubber stoppers of multi-doses vials can produce a rubber core. Propofol is one of the multi-dose anesthesia frequently used for sedation and induction of general anesthesia, and a previous study reported a high incidence ...

pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

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Thanks for adding this to the thread!

 

[Arail]

Ugh. It's feedback like that makes me regret ever using any other source but you.

We do our best! haha