Before You Begin
The Background
We largely followed the step-by-step procedure for injectable estrogen from HRT Cafe, but we substituted a testosterone recipe based on bodybuilder forums, the ingredients list from our prescribed testosterone, and a patent for a formulation of testosterone that minimizes recrystallization in the finished solution. The process of producing a usable form of testosterone is pretty straightforward. That being said we strongly encourage you to poke around and learn as much as you can on this topic. None of us are experts and we would all benefit from learning from each other. Furthermore, the way we chose to go about this is not the only way. We could have produced topical testosterone gel or cream (a few of our transfem friends have expressed interest in custom low- dose testosterone gel after longterm spironolactone use destroyed their bodies’ ability to produce testosterone – all bodies need some amount of testosterone, and most doctors prescribe way too high of a concentration of testosterone gel to transfeminine people if at all). Each approach has its strengths and weaknesses and in the end the correct approach is the one you and your friends are most excited about pursuing.
We’ve broken this section down into 5 parts: project infrastructure, first steps, ordering materials, making a batch, and distribution. Each section includes a general idea of what to do in bold followed by detailed instructions and notes.
We purchased 500 grams of raw testosterone powder (enough to make 2500mL of 200mg/mL finished solution), and proportionate amounts of the other ingredients, but the recipe below is for a 400mL batch. We were limited by the size of our workspace, which comfortably fits four people at once with a table and lab equipment. In our experience 400mL is a volume that four people can reasonably make and filter in a day. If you have a different size work space and more or fewer people helping you may wish to scale the recipe up or down.
Furthermore, the formula that we used is based on a patent we found for a formulation of testosterone cypionate that is shelf-stable and less likely to recrystallize. The patent describes using a higher concentration of the preservative benzyl alcohol than what had previously been common. We adjusted the volume of carrier oil to compensate for more benzyl alcohol, so the concentration of active ingredient is the same. We also erred on the side of more preservative due to bottling the final product in 7mL vials which are intended for use over several months. Each time the rubber stopper of a vial is punctured to draw up testosterone, a small amount of air and bacteria can be introduced into the vial. The benzyl alcohol should kill any bacteria that are introduced to the vial. It is the second-to-last barrier against injecting bacteria (the final barrier is using an alcohol wipe on the injection site and of course using a new sterile needle for every injection).
We recommend that you look over this patent to get an idea of what we’re doing and why and to make sure we’re not missing anything. A copy of this patent can be found here.
Project Infrastructure
The first step in this, or any project is to get together with your friends and comrades and see who would like to help make it a reality. If you don’t have a network of trusted friends that are interested in helping try going to the closest anarchist bookstore or community center and see what projects you can help out with. Hopefully you will develop friendships and camaraderie with people through working together on shared projects. If all goes well eventually DIY testosterone can be one of the projects you all can add to your repertoire!
Before/during/after starting a DIY testosterone project we would love it if you please send an email to mablesbakerymutualaid@proton.me! We would love to help in any way we can and learn from each other’s experience. If nothing else it’ll be nice to be in touch with other people working on the same project. In addition, if you come across any helpful materials we can include them on this site or in the public cryptpad repository.
To work on this project on your computer we recommend that you get a Tails stick. This is a USB flash drive with the Tails operating system installed on it. Tails is a highly secure operating system that only connects to the internet via the Tor network and saves absolutely nothing to your hard disk. To download a copy of Tails have a friend that already has a Tails stick clone it. If you don’t know anyone with Tails you can download it and read a full set of instructions at tails.boum.org. If this process seems overwhelming find a computer savvy friend to help you. Once this is done start your computer running tails and create an email account with which to contact vendors. It is strongly recommend that you only sign in to this email or anything else that directly relates to your DIY testosterone project from within Tails. Remember that Tails and Tor are not magic. If you sign into your personal email account at the same time as you sign in to your DIY testosterone email you will have associated the two. So, ONLY work on one project at a time when using Tails.
To prepare for ordering and receiving shipments get together with your friends and find out how you will receive packages anonymously. The easiest way would be to get a friend that isn’t directly involved in the project to receive the package for you. Ship it to them under their own name and then pick it up from them once it’s arrived. Receiving packages on behalf of this project is a great way for people to help the project while limiting their involvement. Other ideas include getting packages shipped to a friendly community center, or shipping to your own houses if the packages are spread out. For example maybe one person will order the benzyl alcohol and have it shipped to themselves and another person will order the benzyl benzoate, still a third person will order and receive the MCT oil. Doing it in this way reduces the chances that any investigation will be able to determine the pattern of purchases. If someone is receiving a package it’s usually best that they pay for the package using their own payment methods and then you give them cash reimbursement. Some people can receive multiple packages if the things they’re receiving are especially not sketchy, such as scales and glass jars. With all of this in mind, you should always try to reduce online purchases as much as possible. Wherever possible try to buy things with cash in person. Do you need to buy glass overflow jars online or can you get them from a thrift store with cash?
Like all projects you will need an amount of money and/or resources to get started. Fundraise discreetly among friends to get the necessary money. We spent about $1000 on lab equipment (the things we only had to buy once and can continue reusing) and about $3100 on the consumable materials. This pencils out to about $3 per 7mL vial (not including the cost of the reusable equipment), which can last 3-6 months per person depending on dosing.
If you’re able to we absolutely recommend trying to raise more than $4100 to allow for fuck ups and unexpected problems. This money should be kept as cash in a secure location and should be well accounted for. Keep track of how much money goes in and how much has been spent on each item. This is mostly so you can see how much money you have left for things as well as where you can try to reduce expenses in the future, in addition to transparency.
Your operation will also need a physical location to operate out of. An empty bedroom is big enough, though we don’t recommend using a bedroom that anyone lives in. This is because this project requires a fairly large amount of stuff and it would be difficult to store everything in a room that’s already filled with someone’s personal possessions. You should also think about security here: wherever the project is based out of should be secure. We recommend finding a friend who lives alone with a spare room or a friendly community center that is willing to rent a room to a member of the project. Do not mention DIY testosterone officially, just rent it as a personal room. Draft a lease that stipulates that your room is not to be entered into without your permission and leave a lock on the door. This both protects you and the community center. The community center is protected because in the event you get busted they have a lease to provide legal cover: they as landlords are not responsible for what their tenants do. For extra security you may wish to store different materials in different locations – glassware and lab equipment somewhere other than the raw testosterone, for example.
Create a cryptpad spreadsheet to keep track of your finances. This includes managing your money and keeping track of any and all prepaid cards. Make sure to keep track of any/all of these cards, including where they are, how much is on them, what they’ve been used for so far, and the billing information attached to them. For example if a website requires you to put in a billing address for the card make sure you write down which billing address has been used for which cards. This is to prevent the card from getting rejected due to using contradictory information.
Finally, a note on formatting. For the rest of this section we’ve provided detailed step by step instructions on how to produce and distribute hundreds of years worth of testosterone. For each section there are numbered points that say in bold the simple version of what to do. If you want to learn how to do things on your own you can simply follow those points and try to figure it out from there. If you’d like more info we’ve included bulleted notes on how exactly to do this. We’ve also tried to include how much to budget for each item, but prices may change drastically in the time between writing this zine and you making your own purchases. As always, do not assume that we’re especially smart or know the best way to do things. We don’t. In fact we greatly look forward to receiving emails from people saying things like, “why did you do X like this? You could have done Y thing instead and it’s so much easier/faster/cheaper!” So please experiment, learn more than us and then let us know how you did it!
Ordering Materials
Purchase and test testosterone. Cost: $460-$960 ($460 for testosterone, $0-$500 for the test). As of May 2026 the black market for raw testosterone powder has imploded. We will continue to share information on making DIY testosterone in hopes that the raw ingredient becomes available again.
We bought 500 grams of testosterone cypionate. Make sure you get specifically testosterone cypionate. If you wish use a different form of testosterone you’ll need to look up different recipes for that variant.
There are lots of black market websites that sell testosterone, and there are lots of bodybuilder forums where people discuss the best vendors from which to purchase. We recommend spending some time on these bodybuilder forums – try searching “bodybuilder forum” on Duck Duck Go. You may need to create an account to see full discussion threads. Check recent reviews for specific vendors. Some forums forbid the discussion of illegal sourcing. You can also check transfem message boards for vendor recommendations – some sites that sell estrogen also sell testosterone. You will likely need to make an account on the vendor’s website. There may be an option to pay with crypto in browser, or you may receive an invoice via email. Pay with cryptocurrency and make sure that the bitcoin itself was bought in a manner that can’t be traced (e.g. with cash), or was appropriately tumbled. If you’re unfamiliar with this process, ask a tech-literate friend to show you (be aware that this is somewhat tedious and requires lots of time waiting for crypto transactions to slowly process over tor). Cryptocurrency isn’t inherently anonymous but with some extra steps to tumble it you can ensure your online purchase is pretty privacy-minded.
It can take a month or more for your testosterone to arrive, especially if you ordered from an international source. Be patient. It may arrive in packaging that is not labeled as testosterone. This is normal.
Once your testosterone arrives you will need to test it. This step is second because if the test doesn’t come back clean (e.g. they sold you a bunch of baking soda) you will need to repeat the previous step before proceeding further. Go to toxassociates.com. Order a comprehensive drug analysis, tell them you want a quantitative analysis of testosterone cypionate and a test for heavy metals. This is a step where multiple DIY testosterone crews can work together and save a lot of money. Assuming multiple chapters place an order of testosterone together only a single test will need to be performed for everyone. Thus, the costs for testing will be split between however many chapters go in on the order together. Pay for the test with a money order purchased with cash and await your results. You’re looking for the results to ideally say >99% testosterone and no heavy metals or anything else detected. If you live somewhere that has an anonymous harm reduction drug checking service, this is a great alternative option – this is what we did. We found a free one that provided instant results via FTIR testing and a second round of results about a month later via GCMS. You can find a directory of North American drug checking programs at https://harmreductionlab.com/drug-checking-directory-1. We owe a great debt to the decades of struggle by drug users for decriminalization and access to harm reduction supplies and services!
Purchase Ingredients:
1 gallon of MCT oil USP. Cost: $60-$110.
You can buy bulk MCT oil online from laballey.com and various other vendors. Make sure it is USP grade. We used coconut-based MCT oil rather than cottonseed oil after hearing of multiple people experiencing allergic reactions to cottonseed oil. Some people are allergic to coconut as well so we made sure to note on the finished vials that they contain coconut-derived ingredients. It’s up to you whether you want to use MCT oil or cottonseed oil. (We also found the MCT-based testosterone solution to be thinner than cottonseed-based testosterone and therefore easier to draw up and inject.) You can use other oils such as castor oil but you’ll need to be aware that castor oil takes an ungodly amount of time to filter due to its high viscosity.
500mL of benzyl alcohol USP. Cost: $31.
Benzyl alcohol is a very common chemical and can be found from a number of websites like Med Lab Supply.
USP stands for United States Pharmacopoeia and refers to a standard of purity for chemicals. All chemicals should be sold to you as USP. If you have the money you may wish to send all of your reagents off for testing in addition to the testosterone. We did not test our chemicals other than the testosterone.
500mL of benzyl benzoate USP. Cost: $16.
Follow the steps for benzyl alcohol but with benzyl benzoate.
½ to 1 gallon Isopropyl Alcohol 99%. Cost: $25
Do NOT use “technical grade” isopropyl alcohol. It can leave an oily residue and contaminate your HRT!
Note: You don’t need to buy such a large amount for this tutorial.
We use 99% IPA because it is better at dissolving grease and grime which may be present on surfaces, sterilization of surfaces is done via autoclaving or by using presterilized components. For wiping down gloves you should use sterile alcohol swabs which contain 70% alcohol.
Purchase Supplies/Tools
Desiccant packs. Cost: $10
This will absorb any moisture that gets into your package of raw powder and is especially helpful if you don’t use all your raw powder at once.
30mL Sterile Syringes – box of 100. Cost: $42.
These are unnecessary if you aren’t going to do syringe filtration and you instead get micropipettes for the final bottling stage. In some states you can easily purchase these online without any kind of medical license. You can also buy them from veterinary medicine websites.
18g Leur Lock Needles – box of 100. Cost: $8.
In some states you can easily purchase these online without any kind of medical license. You can also buy them from veterinary medicine websites. We like the kind with the “leur lock” fitting for the needles. Used for syringe filtration only; not needed if you plan on bottle-top filtering.
Pre-sterilized Vials. Cost: $407 for 370 vials.
Smaller vials are less likely to get contaminated or cored from multiple reuses. We went with 7mL vials, and we don’t recommend any larger than 10mL vials.
You can divide the total volume of testosterone you intend to make by the volume of the vials you choose to determine how many vials to order. In our case we got 370 of the 7mL vials.
Tip: amber vs. clear vials: Clear vials are easier to inspect for particulates or discoloration of the vial contents. Amber vials protect their contents from light making it less likely to degrade, but you won’t be able to check for discoloration prior to drawing.
20mm Flip-Off Aluminum Caps. Cost: $40 for 400.
Syringe or Bottle-Top Filters (0.22 µm sterile). Choose one option:
Option A — Nylon Sterile 0.22 µm Syringe Filters. Cost: $90 for 100. Only use Nylon syringe filters for MCT oil; other filter membranes are less compatible for our purposes and could dissolve into your medication. They must be individually packaged and sterile. Only use 0.22 µm or 0.2 µm filters, nothing larger or smaller. We do not recommend syringe filtering castor oil.
Option B — Nylon 250mL Sterile 0.22 µm Bottle-Top Filters with included media bottles. Cost: $75.98 for 12. Use these if you’re using MCT oil and want to do large batches without the time and energy commitment of syringe filtration.
Option C — PVDF 250mL Sterile 0.22 µm Bottle-Top Filters with included media bottles. Cost: $146 for 18. Use these if you’re using castor oil. They will save you the physical exertion of syringe filtration but take a very long time (6+ hours per 250mL). We only used castor oil and PVDF filters when nylon filters were unavailable, which precluded us from using MCT oil.
Acetone. Cost: $25 for one gallon.
Used to clean metal and glassware. Note: you don’t need to buy such a large amount for this tutorial.
Weight boats. Cost: $16.
Lab spatulas. Cost: $10
AWS Gemini 20 Milligram Scale. Cost: $35
Magnetic Stir Bars. Cost: $10
Glass beakers. Cost: $15-$50
We will use two 100mL beakers and one 500mL or 1000mL beaker.
Magnetic stirring hot plate. Cost: $200
Buy the 380 °C version that comes with a temperature probe.
Squeeze bottles. Cost: $17
Instant Pot Pro Plus. Cost: $200
Do NOT use a regular Instant Pot. It must be a 15 psi pressure cooker. A stovetop pressure cooker that can reach 15 psi is also a good option. A regular Instant Pot can potentially work but you would need to run the sterilization cycle for at least 2.5 hours instead of 1 hour. If you have an Instant Pot Max (discontinued), that works too.
Instant Pot Mesh Steamer. Cost: $27
Optional. Nice for keeping vials higher up in the Instant Pot. You can use a canning rack, however for vials you will need something else to support them. Don’t let the vials touch the bottom of the Instant Pot.
20mm Vial Crimper. Cost: $40
Still Air Box. Cost: $34
Strongly recommended, mandatory if you have pets, the area is dusty, or you don’t set up a positive pressure clean room.
Paper towels.
Get a handful of rolls of disposable shop towels from a hardware store or automotive store – these shed less fibers than regular paper towels.
Clean room tape (2 rolls). Cost: $30-$100.
Polyethylene is the higher quality option but much more expensive. PVC can work and is way cheaper but is stiffer/more annoying to work with.
7 or 9mm clear plastic sheeting (100 ft by 10 ft). Cost: $53
Zip Ties
Zipper door. Cost: $25
20″ x 20″ Box fan. Cost: $30.
20″ x 20″ MERV 13 Air filter. Cost: $35.
Tyvek painters suits (one per person). Cost: $10-$25 each.
Joanlab 10mL/min vacuum pump. Cost: $160.
Buy this if you intend to do bottle-top filtration instead of syringe filtration.
Vial Decapper. Cost: $35.
Used to remove caps from pre-sterilized vials. Don’t pierce the stoppers on pre-sterilized vials as it is unsafe to autoclave them after doing that.
Nitrile Gloves.
Boxes of nitrile gloves can be obtained from automotive or hardware stores.
Build your “cleaner” room
You can build a positive pressure “cleaner” room with materials commonly found at the hardware store while you’re waiting for the raw testosterone and other supplies to arrive in the mail. Set aside a full day for building the room. A “cleaner” room is essentially a plastic cube/bubble with all seams sealed with clean room tape and filtered air getting blown in. The first bubble we built was just one big room. After the first handful of batches we reassessed, took down the first bubble, and rebuilt it with an intermediary room in which to change into our Tyvek suits which never leave the bubble. After making the first few batches we got a better idea of what kind of layout would work best for our process. We taped a HEPA filter to the outside of a box fan, and patched in the fan to the wall of the workspace room in the bubble. So filtered air gets blown directly into the work room, pushed out into the changing room, and finally from the changing room to the outside. We aren’t under the illusion that we can completely eliminate the introduction of all dust or outside contaminants into the bubble but the cleaner room is part of a multi-pronged approach to safety. In combination with testing the raw material, using a preservative, filtering the solution, and steam sterilizing the final product, a cleaner room reduces the likelihood of dust, bacteria, and other contaminants ending up in the testosterone.
Check out the video “I Built a Positive Pressure Clean Room for Cheap” on youtube for a guide. If your cleaner room is intended to be temporary you might not necessarily need to build the wooden frame and can use plastic zipper doors.
Baking
Overview
The basics of making boy juice are as follows: measure out all of the raw materials by mass, add them to a mixing container, heat and mix vigorously, filter into vials, and sterilize the vials in the pressure cooker. Based on our experience the most tedious part of this process is filtering into the vials – this took much longer than actually making the batch itself. The process is actually pretty straightforward, it just takes a while to filter. You should clear your afternoon for this and plan on it taking about 4 hours. You might also want to start with a smaller batch, like 100mL, just to get familiar with all the parts of the procedure. Keep in mind that this process will likely be messy and will involve some amount of testosterone solution spilling over your work environment. You should clean up as you go. Having paper towels and isopropyl alcohol on hand is helpful. You should also not work by open windows where a passerby will see what you’re doing. It will look like you’re making drugs and will attract unwanted attention. This recipe is for a 400mL batch filtered into 7mL vials and should yield approximately 57 vials.
Rinse all your lab equipment with isopropyl alcohol or acetone:
You can put the IPA in one squeeze bottle and acetone in another for easy rinsing of the glassware and dispensing onto paper towels.
Use acetone for all metal and glassware. Use alcohol-dampened paper towels to clean your work table, scale, magnetic stirring hot plate, and any other items that aren’t metal or glass.
Allow all the equipment to dry. A (new, dedicated, sanitized) dish rack is helpful for drying the glassware.
Set up your magnetic stirring hotplate:
You will want to familiarize yourself with the hotplate and how to set/adjust its settings before you make your first batch.
Set the hotplate to 45 degrees C.
Measure out 100mL of MCT oil:
Place a 500mL or 1000mL glass beaker on the magnetic stirring hot plate with a stir bar in the bottom.
Using a 100mL glass beaker, measure out 100mL of MCT oil and pour it into the beaker on the hot plate.
Adjust the height of the temp probe so it is in the oil and not touching the sides or the bottom of the beaker. Adjust the stir speed as fast as it will go without the magnet spinning out.
Measure out 80 grams of testosterone powder.
Slowly pour 80 grams of testosterone onto the weight boat with the help of a lab spatula. Break up any large chunks with the lab spatula.
Pour the testosterone from the weigh boat into the MCT oil. It will be very clumpy at first. Continue letting the oil stir.
Measure out 84 mL (94 grams) of benzyl benzoate.
Place a 100mL glass beaker on the scale and tare it.
Measure out 84 mL (94 grams) of benzyl benzoate and pour it into the oil/testosterone solution.
Continue allowing the oil/testosterone/benzyl benzoate to stir until the testosterone dissolves completely. Monitor the temperature to keep it between 40 and 60 degrees C. The dissolving step can take upwards of 20 minutes.
Turn off the heat and allow the solution to cool below 40 degrees C
Add 10 grams of benzyl alcohol to the 1000 mL glass beaker.
Do not add the alcohol until the solution has cooled below 40 degrees C.
Stir the alcohol into the solution for about 15 minutes.
Bringing Up to Final Volume:
If the total volume of the solution is less than 400 mL, slowly add more MCT oil to the solution in the 1000 mL glass beaker until the total volume of solution is 400 mL.
Stir the solution for another 10-15 minutes.
Uncapping Sterile Vials:
Remove the plastic top from the pre-sterilized vials.
Use the vial decapper to gently but firmly grip on the top of the vial seal. Go slowly and pull up gently rotating around the vial without fully removing the metal seal.
Once the seal is uncrimped all around, use a pointed object, such as the cap for a needle, to push down on the stopper to prevent it being removed along with the seal. Pull up gently to remove the metal seal only.
You may want to wipe metal dust off the top of the vial stopper with an alcohol wipe if there is any after removing the seal ring.
Filtering:
Filtering your HRT is not optional, but you can choose whether to do syringe filtering or bottle-top filtering depending on the scale of your operation.
Option A: Syringe Filtering
Filtering HRT takes about a minute per mL filtered! If you want to filter 30 mL vials, it means you will be pressing on a syringe plunger for about 30 minutes.
Grab one of the 30mL or 60mL syringes and fit an 18g drawing needle onto it.
Draw up the solution out of the beaker.
Remove the 18g needle. Do not re-use this needle in the next part.
Obtain another new 18g needle.
Unwrap a syringe filter and place the needle on the output side (luer slip side) of the syringe filter.
Install the syringe filter onto your syringe.
Pull up the stopper on an uncapped sterile vial just enough that you can fit the needle between the wall of the vial and the stopper. Press down on the stopper to hold it against the needle and avoid dust getting in.
Be careful not to scrape the side of the vial with the needle.
Fill up the vial and pull the needle out, making sure to push the stopper back down. Set the vial aside and repeat for as many vials as you want to fill.
Place an aluminum vial cap over the vial.
Position the vial crimper over the vial evenly.
Squeeze the vial crimper, first with one hand and then two hands.
Repeat the steps to cap the rest of the vials.
Option B: Bottle-Top Filtering
Bottle-top filtering is significantly faster than syringe filtering. If you are brewing more than a small amount for personal use we strongly recommend this method.
Open the pre-sealed plastic bag containing the bottle-top filter and media bottle.
Connect the vacuum hose from the pump to the vacuum filter.
Pour in all of the injection solution from the beaker into the filter and place the cap back onto the filter.
Activate the vacuum pump.
Note: If you are making a large castor oil batch, for instance larger than ~35 mL, you may want to keep the solution warm and add it in smaller increments. The oil cooling down will significantly slow filtration and may also increase losses.
The solution will start filtering. If you are filtering MCT oil, when the drips stop happening after a minute, it is safe to assume you are done. If you are filtering castor oil, this process can take hours and happens drip by drip.
Remove the bottle-top filter from the media bottle.
Use either a syringe with an 18 gauge needle (but not a syringe filter) or micropipettes to fill the individual 7mL vials with the finished solution, and cap the vials as outlined in the syringe filtering instructions above.
Terminal Sterilization:
Fill the Instant Pot Pro Plus up with 2 cups of water.
Place both mesh steaming baskets or the canning rack and something to support the vials into the Instant Pot Pro Plus. Do not let the vials touch the bottom of the instant pot.
Place all of the vials into the top basket of the Instant Pot Pro Plus.
Run the instant pot on the canning cycle for 1 hour, at max pressure, with no venting (natural cooldown), and no keep warm.
It should reach a temperature of 250 °F. Allow the pot to cool naturally. If you vent it, it will put more temperature stress on the vials.
Inspection and Labeling:
Give your vials some time to allow air bubbles to dissipate and look for evidence of dust contamination. If the vials are contaminated, you should consider refiltering and investigating how your vials were contaminated. You should also label your vials with their ingredients, a batch number, and an expiration date after determining the vials pass a visual inspection.
You should record the batch numbers of any oils and excipients used along with the batch number in a compounding log. Castor oil solutions can last for 2-5 years and MCT oil solutions can last 3-8 years from the date of manufacture for the oil. The higher numbers are theoretical, require ideal storage, and exceed recommended use times for the oil by the manufacturer. Vials should be stored in a dark place free of excessive heat, as light and excessive heat exposure speed up degradation. If you freeze your vials in an attempt to extend shelf life, you may need to place them into boiling water to re-dissolve any API which precipitates out.
Clean Up Your Workspace:
Once you are done making all of the boy juice you should clean up your work area. Tear off all of the labels of the packages you received and burn them. This is to prevent you from putting a bunch of incriminating evidence into the same dumpster. Once all of the labels have been disposed of you can dispose of the boxes as regular recycling. If you peel the labels off the chemicals you bought you can also dispose of them as normal recycling. If not, dispose of each one in separate dumpsters.
Pour any remaining overflow containers back into their original bottles. Thoroughly wash all non-disposable lab equipment. Return all of your supplies to wherever you normally store them. For a 400mL batch filtered into 7mL vials, you should have about 57 vials filled.