Tirze, vial of 100mg into the fridge?

[Maziasab]

HI,

I have 2 questions: I wanted to take the 100mg tirze vials but i have two doubts

1 - in the vial then i have to put 10ml of liquid, does it fit?

2 - considering that now i am doing 10mg every 5 days the vial will last me 2 months, can it stay in the fridge without losing its effectiveness?

THANKS

 

[Skidude]

HI,

I have 2 questions: I wanted to take the 100mg tirze vials but i have two doubts

1 - in the vial then i have to put 10ml of liquid, does it fit?

2 - considering that now i am doing 10mg every 5 days the vial will last me 2 months, can it stay in the fridge without losing its effectiveness?

THANKS

I have seen 120 mg not 100, but that aside your questions:

Likely will only fit 3ML BAC, but you can transfer to a Sterile 5ML Vial (EXAMPLE NOT SUGGESTION)and add more once you reconstitute with 2-3ML BAC



2 months in the refrigerator, though not recommended, is a fairly common practice for many researchers. Be Sure to clean before and after each use with alcohol, keep stored in as steady as possible temperature avoiding light. I use this to avoid light, prying eyes, and temperature fluctuations : Insulated box

 

[indolent]

HI,

I have 2 questions: I wanted to take the 100mg tirze vials but i have two doubts

1 - in the vial then i have to put 10ml of liquid, does it fit?

2 - considering that now i am doing 10mg every 5 days the vial will last me 2 months, can it stay in the fridge without losing its effectiveness?

THANKS

It's very likely a 5mL vial, so add a smaller amount of bacteriostatic water as per the results of the reverse calculator linked in my signature, using a draw in units that match a convenient numbered spot on your syringe. I'd use 4.0mL bac water and draw 40 units each time for a 10mg dose.

Don't forget to find out if the actual mass of your vial's batch differs significantly from the nominal mass.

As @Skidude suggested, many people here consider 3 months the safe time, assuming refrigeration, clean hands, and rigorous alcohol-swabbing.

See also the first link in my signature for important general learning about using grey-market peptides

Which vendor is it from?

 

[scarywood75]

It's most likely from SSA, I don't know any other vendors that does it and it's in 10ml vials.

Don't need to reconstitute with that much, 0.5ml/50cc per dose, or 5ml/500cc total is more than enough.

Some advices :

- don't skip washing your hands and properly cleaning everything you use with alcohol swabs. This includes the work surface.

- don't leave vial outside the fridge more than few minutes each week. Temperature swing is bad for peptide and promote bacteria growth.

- protect from lights, GLPs are sensitive to UV.

- clean the rubber stopper before and after drawing.

- always pierce the stopper at the same place.

- don't re-use needle and syringe.

- go with the smallest (or largest gauge) possible to preserve the stopper. Not larger (in size) than 27g.

If you do that, it should be good. far from an ideal setup in my book, but I'm more picky than most on here about that

 

[Maziasab]

Thanks everyone!

The vial is SSA, TR100.

In the end, I took the 60mg, it's enough for now.

@scarywood75 thanks, you'r right! caution is never enough! ;-)

@Skidude it's too much for me... I'm a beginner X-D

@indolent thank you for the info, i didn't know that I can use different quantity of water in the vial... .. I thought I had to put 20ml of water in 20mg, 30ml in 30mg and so on.. ' I'll watch the link in your signature, thanks! :-D

 

[Peptidase]

I have seen 120 mg not 100, but that aside your questions:

Likely will only fit 3ML BAC, but you can transfer to a Sterile 5ML Vial (EXAMPLE NOT SUGGESTION) and add more once you reconstitute with 2-3ML BAC

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2 months in the refrigerator, though not recommended, is a fairly common practice for many researchers. Be Sure to clean before and after each use with alcohol, keep stored in as steady as possible temperature avoiding light. I use this to avoid light, prying eyes, and temperature fluctuations : Insulated box

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Will this keep non reconstituted peptides frozen in a freezer? Have the -40 freezer but was thinking of buying this to just stow away the peps so their out of the sight of prying eyes.

 

[Skidude]

Will this keep non reconstituted peptides frozen in a freezer? Have the -40 freezer but was thinking of buying this to just stow away the peps so their out of the sight of prying eyes.

I sure it will. and help maintain constant temp.

Although I cannot verify the locking mechanism will not have an issue. but likely ok