Accidentally use filtered tapwater instead of BAC water

[Lucygoosey]

Hey gang.

So long ridiculous story short, there was a vile of BAC water that was replaced with tapwater (which is meticulously filtered) which my sister accidentally used in a brand-new bottle of NAD 1000mg.

Is there a way to fix this, can she get away with it or is it a total write off?

Much love

 

[strixsir]

How does one accidentally filter tap water and store it?

And then confuse it with BAC water vials?

You are most introducing gram negative bacteria and endotoxins or whatever 0.22 um could not filter.

 

[woundcarping]

Hey gang.

So long ridiculous story short, there was a vile of BAC water that was replaced with tapwater (which is meticulously filtered) which my sister accidentally used in a brand-new bottle of NAD 1000mg.

Is there a way to fix this, can she get away with it or is it a total write off?

Much love

How long does it take to use 1000mg?

I’d shit can it very quickly. I’d also never put tap water or anything water like in a Hospira bottle.

 

[BlueDog55]

I would use it and watch for any bad sides but I take risk, I would not recommend you do it, needs to be a personal choice.

 

[UghItsStupidNIHateIT]

I don’t have advice, but I am genuinely curious how this happened? Like how did tap water get mistaken for BAC water?

 

[Lucygoosey]

Okay, so seeing as everyone's asking which I would too he he, my kid really liked the 60ml glass bottle for her potions, so she snazzled the empty bottle andfilled it up with water and left it on the counter. My sister who is simply visiting and doesn't know the nuances to the house, picked it up by mistake and used it. This all unfolded in the space of 15 minutes.

 

[Calm Logic]

Definitely trash the NAD.

To put it mildly, filtered tap water is not considered safe for injection. It may have bacteria, for one thing.

 

[Sasquatch]

Don't listen to me. Google what it does when you shoot H2O.

Don't fucking do it.

 

[skeptick]

Hey gang.

So long ridiculous story short, there was a vile of BAC water that was replaced with tapwater (which is meticulously filtered) which my sister accidentally used in a brand-new bottle of NAD 1000mg.

Is there a way to fix this, can she get away with it or is it a total write off?

Much love

Hey gang.

So long ridiculous story short, there was a vile of BAC water that was replaced with tapwater (which is meticulously filtered) which my sister accidentally used in a brand-new bottle of NAD 1000mg.

Is there a way to fix this, can she get away with it or is it a total write off?

Much love

Gonna depend on your risk tolerance. Probably not the wisest thing to use it. BUT, if you don't live on Love Canal(look it up)... I and a lot of other junkies have used much worse than tap water and I'm still kickin. Worst I ever done was to use green GatorAid to dissolve my coke with. Knew some who used water from a city mud puddle to to cook their Heroin with in a spoon. Least they boiled that solution before injecting. Come to think of it, a couple of them are no longer with us. Haven't heard from the other two in a long while. I was lucky to have been born with a super strong resistance to bacteria and a stupid high RISK tolerance. Somebody smarter than me said "ain't nothin but pain, sufferin, and death down that road.

Recently had to relearn the value of PROMPTLY labeling my vials. And it's just one vial. Plenty more where that cam from

CHOOSE WISELY...

 

[byefatlicia]

Hey gang.

So long ridiculous story short, there was a vile of BAC water that was replaced with tapwater (which is meticulously filtered) which my sister accidentally used in a brand-new bottle of NAD 1000mg.

Is there a way to fix this, can she get away with it or is it a total write off?

Much love

Its just 1 of a kit i'm guessing. 10 or 15 Bucks? I'd toss it out and feel great about not getting a possible bad outcome.

 

[randompersonrandom]

I think before you go injecting anything into your body, you kinda need to get the chaos down in your household OR isolate what you're doing from it. The chaos level you described is totally fine and well if your household is doing crafts or art or even baking or melt and pour soap or body products that don't contain water (like body butters that are combos of solid and liquid oils, or salt or sugar scrubs.)

If you're going to be doing cold process soap, any body product that involves emulsifying water with oil and therefore needs a preservative and careful sterile process, or basically self-medicating and playing pharmacist, then you need some processes in place that protect you from the chaos you described because that's when it goes from muppety and harmless to actually dangerous.

Oh, and PS, since your kid AND your sister were involved in what happened with this vial, pitch it right this fucking second and don't listen to anyone talking about your own risk tolerance, because you're no longer just risking yourself here. The chances of something going horribly wrong and getting you horribly sick are undetermined, but the chances that your kid and your sister will spend their whole lives blaming themselves for what happened to you if something does go wrong are close to 100%.

 

[Chili777]

I can't believe this is even a discussion. Everyone in this space needs be all about harm reduction. This isn't it.

 

[lessthanhalf]

Tap water is full of a wide variety of different bacteria, fungi and viruses, and a lot of them, not just the odd one. It is not in any way safe for injection even if filtered.

 

[skaylife]

Hey gang.

So long ridiculous story short, there was a vile of BAC water that was replaced with tapwater (which is meticulously filtered) which my sister accidentally used in a brand-new bottle of NAD 1000mg.

Is there a way to fix this, can she get away with it or is it a total write off?

Much love

So, tap water protocole will be available soon? I follow

 

[Grogu]

I can't believe this is even a discussion. Everyone in this space needs be all about harm reduction. This isn't it.

Yeah, one of the more unsettling threads. Not only that someone would consider using the vial, but also that someone actually said that they would pin and that using the vial is in their risk tolerance parameters. As if there is a question about what should be done.

 

[Dilbert4Life]

Note to self : all used vials, cartridges etc should be disposed off properly and immediately.

 

[Grogu]

Note to self : all used vials, cartridges etc should be disposed off properly and immediately.

And when in doubt, throw it out!

 

[GrandmaJ]

OP, please don't pin it. The rest of you, please never pin anything like this either. There is a difference between risk tolerance and just plain risky. Treat it as an inexpensive lesson learned.

 

[BNLFL]

Yeah, one of the more unsettling threads. Not only that someone would consider using the vial, but also that someone actually said that they would pin and that using the vial is in their risk tolerance parameters. As if there is a question about what should be done.

I'll just add this, and WOW!

 

[UghItsStupidNIHateIT]

Oh, and PS, since your kid AND your sister were involved in what happened with this vial, pitch it right this fucking second and don't listen to anyone talking about your own risk tolerance, because you're no longer just risking yourself here. The chances of something going horribly wrong and getting you horribly sick are undetermined, but the chances that your kid and your sister will spend their whole lives blaming themselves for what happened to you if something does go wrong are close to 100%.

That is a wildly solid point. I didn’t even think about that, but yes I would toss for that reason alone.