Peptides won't reconstitute

[Rolltide61]

One thing I noticed about the bac bottle. The top was different. The rubber usually has rings on it. This one had like a dimple going down instead.

 

[Airborne Daddy]

Never use vendor/Amazon bac. It's not tested regularly, and some have contained zero alcohol, wrong pH, etc/ Basically it could be toilet water. Use pharma grade bac only...Hospira.

Half the hospira is counterfeit. I haven't had a problem in 8 years fortunately.

 

[swimmer]

Half the hospira is counterfeit. I haven't had a problem in 8 years fortunately.

Wow. I didn't know that. I will have to be careful. Hopefully what the injectionshop.com sells is the real thing.

 

[Rolltide61]

Half the hospira is counterfeit. I haven't had a problem in 8 years fortunatel

Wow. I didn't know that. I will have to be careful. Hopefully what the injectionshop.com sells is the real thing.

Wow. I didn't know that. I will have to be careful. Hopefully what the injectionshop.com sells is the real thing.

Which bottle of water do you use of theirs?

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[Rolltide61]

Wow. I didn't know that. I will have to be careful. Hopefully what the injectionshop.com sells is the real thing.

Which bottle of theirs do you use?

 

[Rolltide61]

Another thing driving me crazy is why did it reconstitute my wife's Glow?

The curiosity is killing me!

 

[indolent]

Don't take everything he says as gospel.

I certainly take that conclusion as gospel. There's no reason whatsoever that a peptide molecule cares about physical handling ... it's not gin.

 

[swimmer]

Which bottle of theirs do you use?

https://injectionshop.com/sol-ba-diluent-30ml.html/

It's interesting because in the picture it shows a plain bottle. This is what shows up when I order it.

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I have used this stuff to recon hundreds of vials and have never had a problem

 

[swimmer]

Another thing driving me crazy is why did it reconstitute my wife's Glow?

The curiosity is killing me!

It could be that different peptides have different requirements for dissolving.

 

[Nailedit]

Don't take everything he says as gospel.

I trust him more than some random dude on a forum.

 

[Sasquatch]

I've heard cagri can may take a higher acid ph to recon, but reta and tirz right in the ph7 range. My last bac tested 5.4. sucked it right up. Clear no problem.

What's the sample in question test ph wise?

Personally, if I had crumbs, I may filter it. But I have to be pretty damb sure I have what I think I have, as far as product. Then it's still a crap-shoot as far as potency. Folks get eager to pin. I get it. But remember, you don't have to do anything but die and pay taxes. Savvy?

 

[skeptick]

I certainly take that conclusion as gospel. There's no reason whatsoever that a peptide molecule cares about physical handling ... it's not gin.

Only thing about shaking a vial of peptides is it creats foam than can be problematic to deal with. Think you need a blow torch or hammer to do any damage to molecule. And I ain't to sure about the hammer.

 

[Rolltide61]

Well it looks like it was the tirz from Nexaph that was bad. I should have figured it was since the BAC water reconstituted the GLOW. I'm still jiggy about keeping the BAC water because it has a strange rubber top unlike anything else I have used. The new BAC water did work some better but not totally. Should I chuck the older water also?

 

[randompersonrandom]

Well it looks like it was the tirz from Nexaph that was bad.

You fool! Do you realize what you've done??

 

[Rolltide61]

You fool! Do you realize what you've done??

Nope

 

[randompersonrandom]

Nope

It's ok, just for god's sake, hold very still and don't make a sound. They may pass by.