Medical justifications for bac water

[Bflo_Bflo_Bflo_Bfl]

I had to go BACk and look, but yeah that's clearly a cartoon bottle and they don't mention it being brand name anywhere.

Pharmacists don't care why you're getting a med as long as there is a valid prescription to BACk it up. The main issue seems to be most mainline pharmacies don't regularly stock BAC and are often reluctant to special order it because they have to buy a pack of 25 that they might not sell before they expire. Here as well as Reddit, Discord, etc. there have been countless posts from people who got a script for BAC from their PCP or via telehealth that they were never able to have filled, or had to put in more time and effort than it was worth to them.

The main hospital in my city has a public facing pharmacy, mainly for patients to pick stuff up on discharge if they don’t have or can’t make it to an outside pharmacy. They also supply the hospital and the suburban satellite hospitals. Maybe someplace like that would be more likely to carry BAC, since they probably use it anyway to reconstitute meds in use at the hospital.

 

[timj382]

Seems like you've been chasing BAC water since joining the forum, even after several members have offered good suggestions multiple times.

FWIW, it's still $9.99/ea for real Hospira (even though they have to stealth advertise it) at one of our sponsors: https://injectionshop.com/sol-ba-diluent-30ml.html/

This is really helpful. Thanks. On a related note, can I ask which syringes you all prefer? I'm pinning BPC, TB500, CJC w DAC, Ipa, AOD (in case this matters). Been using a BD Ultrafine 31g with 1/2" - I had used Easy Touch before and I think I'm going to go back to it. Injection Shop looks like a decent deal. I used ADW Diabetes with a discount code for my last order of syringes but it looks like I can get the same deal or better on Injection Shop. Again, thanks. The real Hospira is the key for me (the bac water bottle on the website is blank-- no visible label, so I'm taking your word for it being the real thing 'cause that's a decent price). Appreciate the info.

 

[FNG33]

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[nonyabizznez]

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[ZippityDooDah]

This is really helpful. Thanks. On a related note, can I ask which syringes you all prefer? I'm pinning BPC, TB500, CJC w DAC, Ipa, AOD (in case this matters). Been using a BD Ultrafine 31g with 1/2" - I had used Easy Touch before and I think I'm going to go back to it. Injection Shop looks like a decent deal. I used ADW Diabetes with a discount code for my last order of syringes but it looks like I can get the same deal or better on Injection Shop. Again, thanks. The real Hospira is the key for me (the bac water bottle on the website is blank-- no visible label, so I'm taking your word for it being the real thing 'cause that's a decent price). Appreciate the info.

I've long preferred the Easy Touch syringes. I was sent Sure Comfort with my first order after being on MJ pens, and they made the experience less than pleasant. then I tried BD since I had a nurse friend who got me some for free but they were only slightly better. I even tried Dynorex from one of the popular peptide shops at the time and those were like stabbing myself with a rusty fork. Finally I tried Easy Touch (which a lot of people were giving mixed reviews back then), and I basically couldn't feel them and have not used anything else since.

I will say that I find 31G syringes kind of stupid. The difference between a 29G and a 31G is less than the width of a human hair, so there is no perceptible difference in feeling for 99% of people, but they are so easy to bend and break that IMHO they should only be used by people with very specific issues like bleeding and skin disorders. Sadly most people have fallen for the psychology that thinner is less painful (which if you're talking a 29G compared to a 25G or 21G that's a different story). Plus they make both drawing and injecting soooooo much slower and annoying.

 

[JoonyO]

Seems like you've been chasing BAC water since joining the forum, even after several members have offered good suggestions multiple times.

FWIW, it's still $9.99/ea for real Hospira (even though they have to stealth advertise it) at one of our sponsors: https://injectionshop.com/sol-ba-diluent-30ml.html/

I can confirm that it was Hospira that I just received. Good price. Great shipping costs.

Thanks

 

[50ShadesGreyMarket]

I've long preferred the Easy Touch syringes. I was sent Sure Comfort with my first order after being on MJ pens, and they made the experience less than pleasant. then I tried BD since I had a nurse friend who got me some for free but they were only slightly better. I even tried Dynorex from one of the popular peptide shops at the time and those were like stabbing myself with a rusty fork. Finally I tried Easy Touch (which a lot of people were giving mixed reviews back then), and I basically couldn't feel them and have not used anything else since.

I will say that I find 31G syringes kind of stupid. The difference between a 29G and a 31G is less than the width of a human hair, so there is no perceptible difference in feeling for 99% of people, but they are so easy to bend and break that IMHO they should only be used by people with very specific issues like bleeding and skin disorders. Sadly most people have fallen for the psychology that thinner is less painful (which if you're talking a 29G compared to a 25G or 21G that's a different story). Plus they make both drawing and injecting soooooo much slower and annoying.

I think it depends on the person. I tried 30g once (don’t remember brand) and it hurt so bad I went back to Easy Touch 31g 8mm. Could have been that particular needle but I’m genuinely getting sick and effing tired of poking myself. When I’m cycling GLOW, I’m taking 5-7 shots on some days and running out of skin. I pin Humanin, Zadaxin, MOTS-c w/ CB4211, NAD+ and a bunch of other stuff multiple times throughout the week. I don’t want to feel more than needed.

 

[YoYoFat]

I've long preferred the Easy Touch syringes. I was sent Sure Comfort with my first order after being on MJ pens, and they made the experience less than pleasant. then I tried BD since I had a nurse friend who got me some for free but they were only slightly better. I even tried Dynorex from one of the popular peptide shops at the time and those were like stabbing myself with a rusty fork. Finally I tried Easy Touch (which a lot of people were giving mixed reviews back then), and I basically couldn't feel them and have not used anything else since.

I will say that I find 31G syringes kind of stupid. The difference between a 29G and a 31G is less than the width of a human hair, so there is no perceptible difference in feeling for 99% of people, but they are so easy to bend and break that IMHO they should only be used by people with very specific issues like bleeding and skin disorders. Sadly most people have fallen for the psychology that thinner is less painful (which if you're talking a 29G compared to a 25G or 21G that's a different story). Plus they make both drawing and injecting soooooo much slower and annoying.

I’ve tried 29 and 30 and can definitely feel the difference from 31. I’m sticking with 31.

I agree that Easy Touch is the best, though. I bought 100 BDs thinking they were better and was eager to use them up because they actually hurt me — some needles looked like two prongs like the root of a tooth? — and 15% of the time, pulling off the plunger cap caused the entire plunger to pop out. So annoying.

 

[timj382]

I've long preferred the Easy Touch syringes. I was sent Sure Comfort with my first order after being on MJ pens, and they made the experience less than pleasant. then I tried BD since I had a nurse friend who got me some for free but they were only slightly better. I even tried Dynorex from one of the popular peptide shops at the time and those were like stabbing myself with a rusty fork. Finally I tried Easy Touch (which a lot of people were giving mixed reviews back then), and I basically couldn't feel them and have not used anything else since.

I will say that I find 31G syringes kind of stupid. The difference between a 29G and a 31G is less than the width of a human hair, so there is no perceptible difference in feeling for 99% of people, but they are so easy to bend and break that IMHO they should only be used by people with very specific issues like bleeding and skin disorders. Sadly most people have fallen for the psychology that thinner is less painful (which if you're talking a 29G compared to a 25G or 21G that's a different story). Plus they make both drawing and injecting soooooo much slower and annoying.

Really helpful. Super appreciate it. Thanks for taking the time to share your experience. Think I'm definitely sticking with Easy Touch.

Yeah, I have worried about the 31g breaking and purposefully broke one the other day to see how easy it was-- it's really fucking easy to do. Terrifying. And I've learned how to pin some peculiar spots on the back of the body where I can't necessarily see what i'm doing. So you may have a very solid point there. But I just ordered the 31g needles and 5/16" length. The 1/2" pokes have been making my stomach a little itchy. I don't know if that's normal cause for concern or not (it's gone on long enough that if it were a legit infection, i'd know-- and it's not), but I notice when I go to the 5/16" the itchiness calms down a lot. Not sure what that's about.

Anyway, sorry my 'thank you' is so annoying and verbose. But… thank you. Very much.

 

[chmuse]

I think it depends on the person. I tried 30g once (don’t remember brand) and it hurt so bad I went back to Easy Touch 31g 8mm. Could have been that particular needle but I’m genuinely getting sick and effing tired of poking myself. When I’m cycling GLOW, I’m taking 5-7 shots on some days and running out of skin. I pin Humanin, Zadaxin, MOTS-c w/ CB4211, NAD+ and a bunch of other stuff multiple times throughout the week. I don’t want to feel more than needed.

May I ask where you got the humanin, and if you got it tested? It's notoriously difficult to source and is notorious for fast degradation. Most places won't deal with it.

 

[deleted.user.18]

I purchased easy touch because it seemed the most recommended in the community. Having nothing to compare I got the 31ga .5” needles… the cost difference from the 29ga was negligible and is what informed my choice. I noticed only that if I draw with too much force air bubbles seep in around the plunger. So I learned quickly that when drawing it injecting just go low and slow.

 

[JoonyO]

I think it depends on the person. I tried 30g once (don’t remember brand) and it hurt so bad I went back to Easy Touch 31g 8mm. Could have been that particular needle but I’m genuinely getting sick and effing tired of poking myself. When I’m cycling GLOW, I’m taking 5-7 shots on some days and running out of skin. I pin Humanin, Zadaxin, MOTS-c w/ CB4211, NAD+ and a bunch of other stuff multiple times throughout the week. I don’t want to feel more than needed.

I only have the ET syringes but have both- 30 and 31. I don't know which it was I was using but I went and pinned myself a couple weeks ago ( TV producing the light so pretty dark in the room at 9pm ) and went, " That didn't feel right." Needle doesn't seem to want to go in all the way. Turned on the light on my Iphone and looked at it. WTH?! The needle was bent in half at a 45* angle! What the hell?! Anyway, I chucked that one and refilled another and no problem. But still, that was ODD as hell. This was on my belly and it's not what I call tough skin.

 

[FatPanda]

I only have the ET syringes but have both- 30 and 31. I don't know which it was I was using but I went and pinned myself a couple weeks ago ( TV producing the light so pretty dark in the room at 9pm ) and went, " That didn't feel right." Needle doesn't seem to want to go in all the way. Turned on the light on my Iphone and looked at it. WTH?! The needle was bent in half at a 45* angle! What the hell?! Anyway, I chucked that one and refilled another and no problem. But still, that was ODD as hell. This was on my belly and it's not what I call tough skin.

This happened to me once too. For me it was how I punctured the bottle

 

[JoonyO]

Hmm. That makes more sense than my gut being The Hulk.

 

[50ShadesGreyMarket]

This happened to me once too. For me it was how I punctured the bottle

I bent a couple in the beginning because I poked a vaccuum stopper on the edge where it’s thick, fortunately didn’t have anything in the syringe yet.

 

[blackkaiser]

Bac water can be prepared easily and cheap at home.

1. Benzyl alcohol - ebay, shopee, lazada

2. Sterile water - infusol W, or RO water ( syringe filter)

3. Sterile vials- ks-tek ( ali express)

Costs 40 bucks or less for 20 sets 10ml bac.