Preparing Peptides

[iamiPAC]

This week’s research materials took the longest to prepare―4 hours! YIKES!

 

[conzopiriani]

So fresh so clean!

 

[Peotidethrowaway]

Are you pre filling syringes???

 

[iamiPAC]

So fresh so clean!

 

[iamiPAC]

Are you pre filling syringes???

Yes, every Sunday for the week. What about you?

 

[latviantower]

I don’t prefill a week at a time, but will do the evening pins first thing in the morning with the wake up doses. If I’m transitioning protocols (SS-31 to MOTS, for example), I may prefill for the next 36-48 hours. It all heads directly back into the clean box in the fridge obvi.

 

[iamiPAC]

I don’t prefill a week at a time, but will do the evening pins first thing in the morning with the wake up doses. If I’m transitioning protocols (SS-31 to MOTS, for example), I may prefill for the next 36-48 hours. It all heads directly back into the clean box in the fridge obvi.

With my work schedule and active life, pre-filling a week ahead of time is the only way I can maintain compliance and stick to my peptide protocol.

 

[Peotidethrowaway]

Yes, every Sunday for the week. What about you?

I don’t prefill syringes because it’s not a good practice

 

[vewdew34]

All I can say about prefill is this, can be done but storage in fridge and needle should be pointing upwards not laying down on its side. And its safe to prefill up to 2 weeks.

Is what I learned, I am a RN.

 

[Laxfinity]

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This week’s research materials took the longest to prepare―4 hours! YIKES!

You may want to look into pens?

 

[iamiPAC]

You may want to look into pens?

I have one now and three on pre-order. But it seems like I'll have to buy a butt-load for all my research. I need to stop researching so much DARN IT! HA!

 

[latviantower]

All I can say about prefill is this, can be done but storage in fridge and needle should be pointing upwards not laying down on its side. And its safe to prefill up to 2 weeks.

Is what I learned, I am a RN.

Thanks for the “tip” about needle placement. I wouldn’t have thought of that. I do put the caps back on. ;-). Going forward I’ll stand them up in a sterilized jar (caps still on of course).

 

[iamiPAC]

All I can say about prefill is this, can be done but storage in fridge and needle should be pointing upwards not laying down on its side. And its safe to prefill up to 2 weeks.

Is what I learned, I am a RN.

I love seeing nurses on here. I'm a CNA and doing my prerequisites for RN. Love that RN's on here are wise to the healing properties of peptides.

 

[rsmith]

I have one now and three on pre-order. But it seems like I'll have to buy a butt-load for all my research. I need to stop researching so much DARN IT! HA!

I'll say. It looks like it's making you kind of hyper

 

[vewdew34]

I love seeing nurses on here. I'm a CNA and doing my prerequisites for RN. Love that RN's on here are wise to the healing properties of peptides.

Keep up the good work, you know that you're the eyes and ears for the Nurses.

Good luck and I hope you became an RN.

 

[iamiPAC]

Keep up the good work, you know that you're the eyes and ears for the Nurses.

Good luck and I hope you became an RN.

TY.. I appreciate that. I just got my sciences left. UGH.. LOL..

 

[FlowerFairy]

All I can say about prefill is this, can be done but storage in fridge and needle should be pointing upwards not laying down on its side. And its safe to prefill up to 2 weeks.

Is what I learned, I am a RN.

I learned it was not a good idea. We weren’t given storage tips, just told not to do it. I’m an RN as well.

 

[ZakAP]

I love seeing nurses on here. I'm a CNA and doing my prerequisites for RN. Love that RN's on here are wise to the healing properties of peptides.

CNAs usually make better nurses imho. But I guess I am bias on that.

My opinion as an RN that pre-filling is not BEST practice. Having a bunch of needles laying around not marked, not labelled makes my nurse braineven if it is at home. But it isn't like joint commission is going to come knocking on your door. Besides, they are too busy worrying about staff snacks.

 

[iamiPAC]

CNAs usually make better nurses imho. But I guess I am bias on that.

My opinion as an RN that pre-filling is not BEST practice. Having a bunch of needles laying around not marked, not labelled makes my nurse braineven if it is at home. But it isn't like joint commission is going to come knocking on your door. Besides, they are too busy worrying about staff snacks.

THANKS! That’s a nice comment. Most of the RN’s I adore and respect were once upon a time a CNA or LVN. I’m looking forward to becoming an RN soon.

And I have OCD and I’m a germaphob so I label every syringe. LOL..

The primary reason I pre-fill my research items is because of time constraints and my desire to adhere to my daily research material load. If I had all the time in the universe I'd probably draw each Peptide as needed then and there or buy 20 pens. HA!

 

[ZakAP]

THANKS! That’s a nice comment. Most of the RN’s I adore and respect were once upon a time a CNA or LVN. I’m looking forward to becoming an RN soon.

And I have OCD and I’m a germaphob so I label every syringe. LOL..

I can respect this set up. I am actually quite impressed and not at all what I imagined it would look like.

FWIW - If you need any nurse in the making advice, thoughts, rants, or whatever hmu. It isn't easy. There is good and bad with it all. Eventually finding where you fit is in my opinion the key. I mean get the experience, do the time or whatever but makle sure you find something you actually like. Everyone is different and will like something different.