"I want my baby Bac, baby Bac, baby Bac"

[byefatlicia]

Let me say this first. I use Hospira Bac. I know that it's the gold standard and trusted like no other.

I also, because of the size, trust it less as I use it longer than 30 days. And so I end up tossing the rest at a point before using it all.

Wouldn't it be perfect if there were a 3ml kit that was truly reliable. That way as you go through the vials, you're using up the opened ones within a safe time period?

I know, for me, it would be a perfect scenario. And I would happily pay more for it. I mean, If there was one company who perfected the process and really got it right, It would be a "hit".

Am I crazy to think this way?

 

[Calm Logic]

That just means you aren't taking enough peptides. So you need a greater variety of peptides in your system to think differently, haha.

 

[Chili777]

Let me say this first. I use Hospira Bac. I know that it's the gold standard and trusted like no other.

I also, because of the size, trust it less as I use it longer than 30 days. And so I end up tossing the rest at a point before using it all.

Wouldn't it be perfect if there were a 3ml kit that was truly reliable. That way as you go through the vials, you're using up the opened ones within a safe time period?

I know, for me, it would be a perfect scenario. And I would happily pay more for it. I mean, If there was one company who perfected the process and really got it right, It would be a "hit".

Am I crazy to think this way?

30 days is really the recommendation for a hospital or lab environment where the bottle gets poked multiple times a day. Personal use is longer if you keep it clean and look for cloudiness or floaters before use as it gets older. I personally throw it out as I get closer to 90 days. I've never seen my Hospira cloud up or get floaters.

 

[byefatlicia]

30 days is really the recommendation for a hospital or lab environment where the bottle gets poked multiple times a day. Personal use is longer if you keep it clean and look for cloudiness or floaters before use as it gets older. I personally throw it out as I get closer to 90 days. I've never seen my Hospira cloud up or get floaters.

Yes, but it's what I can't see that worries me.

 

[Calm Logic]

Yes, but it's what I can't see that worries me.

Just get on the glutathione bandwagon and you will need more BAC if anything :/

For a bottle of 2400 mg, I have used 18 mL in a week to completely minimize ISRs since my body was not used to it.

 

[Chili777]

Yes, but it's what I can't see that worries me.

Whatever you're comfortable with. If I worried about what I can't see, i probably wouldn't be doing this at all,

 

[ambot88]

I got some 5ml sterile jars on amazon and moved my large bac into several smaller ones, I figure they're safer and getting less pokes that way. use up 5ml and then move to the next vial. Makes safety sense in my head anyway.