13mm filter use

[chest rockwell]

how many vials of triz will one 13mm filter do? I plan on reconstituting several vials at once. Or is it best to use one filter per vial?

 

[CharmanderInDisguise]

If you're filtering several vials into one, one filter should be fine. I use 1 filter to concentrate 2 reta vials into one sterile vial.

I should mention that you will want to keep in mind the estimated degradation of Tirz though. It supposedly degrades a bit between 60-115 days.

 

[thebonus]

13mm filters should be good for up to 5mL of fluid, sometimes more depending on where you read.

 

[Peotidethrowaway]

No one asked but, I prefer the 13mm. They flow so much easier

 

[MTSpace]

Can you do different peptides through same filter?

 

[bay_area_schizo]

No one asked but, I prefer the 13mm. They flow so much easier

and they are so much cheaper!

 

[bay_area_schizo]

Can you do different peptides through same filter?

I would not recommend it. a box of 100 13mm pes filters is around $50 . I use a new filter,needle and syringe per vial

 

[bay_area_schizo]

if you are going through the effort of filtering your peptides I think it is worth the time to investigate doing it properly. I had not planned on filtering until I read details about the value add on the STG telegraph site.

most kits come in 3ml vials and I've been adding between 2 to 3 ml BAC per vial. 13 mm filters are the correct size to properly filter that amount of material. so I'm using one filter per vial.

 

[eidos]

No one asked but, I prefer the 13mm. They flow so much easier

When the flow becomes too easy, it means the filter has broken. It happens when there's too much pressure.

 

[thebonus]

Can you do different peptides through same filter?

I would generally say no, but if you're making a blend in a single vial, you're probably fine using the same filter up to 5-6mL of fluid passing through.

If you're doing individual peptides, you'll want to use a fresh filter so you don't co-mingle.

 

[Peotidethrowaway]

When the flow becomes too easy, it means the filter has broken. It happens when there's too much pressure.

No shit Sherlock

 

[eidos]

No shit Sherlock

yep, and my brother is Mycroft; he's the smartest one of the two, and he never leaves his house.

 

[Whiynot20026]

Ok. I’ve tried finding information on filtering. What is it and how do you do it. Are there any videos on it? Inquiring Newbs want to know.

Bill

 

[spanky2026]

Ok. I’ve tried finding information on filtering. What is it and how do you do it. Are there any videos on it? Inquiring Newbs want to know.

Bill

View: https://youtu.be/9YBj26vpHs0?si=Lyw-ao2hjGT9YMs0

 

[Zelmar702]

peptidecritic.com has some informative videos, including several on filtering

 

[spanky2026]

yep, and my brother is Mycroft; he's the smartest one of the two, and he never leaves his house.

You know the Mycroft reference will be lost on the younger folk, right?

 

[BNLFL]

You can buy Biologix 100 count 13mm filter direct from them, all individually wrapped for a little over $50 and free shipping.

 

[Whiynot20026]

So filtering is just adding your BAC. I thought that was called reconstituting. I thought you were using some kind of type medical coffee filter to filter out impurities. I guess this is why I’m still an apprentice. Lol.

Bill

 

[eidos]

You know the Mycroft reference will be lost on the younger folk, right?

They have the TV series. Benedict Cumberbatch / Mark Gatiss as Mycroft. It's reading a book that's become something for old people ;-)

 

[BNLFL]

So filtering is just adding your BAC. I thought that was called reconstituting. I thought you were using some kind of type medical coffee filter to filter out impurities. I guess this is why I’m still an apprentice. Lol.

Bill

No, you draw out the reconed stuff with a long needle, take the needle off, then spin on a filter and push that through the filter into a new vial with a new needle.