Ghoul
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I was discussing degradation. but since you bring up sterility. Pretty sure vacuum helps maintain sterility but does not achieve it Could be wrong
more than 1/20 vials? Where are you getting this? post a quote
Propose what?
Do some testing and take some initiative.
Why haven't you even talked about doing initiative of testing your own products?
You are avoiding the topic of YOU TAKING SOME REAL ACTION ON HARM REDUCTION.
BTW there is nothing wrong with people that live in a trailer park you twat.
Whats the real problem is someone who has dedicated his whole year to sitting his ass on these forums with no life outside of his computer chair. No practical application or real world experience into anything but what pubmed has posted.
I already told you once. You can bullshit yourself about the reason for your "testing", but that's about a dealer checking the quality of his stock. You're not gaslighting me.
My initiative has been relentlessly advocating for sensible, proven practices that reduce risk, in the face of endless criticism from you and @Alan43, insisting sterile filtering peptide is unnecessary.
Who's promoting harm reduction, and who's promoting careless risk taking?
Edit: I forgot who I'm dealing with here, let me help you out:
TAMC (Total Aerobic Microbial Count) and TYMC (Total Yeast/Mold Count) are used for bioburden testing of bacteria and fungi in raw materials
Failure rates for endotoxin and tamc+tymc the way we do it are indeed quite low, roughly 5%.
It's mostly peptides failing, though.
It's mostly peptides failing, though.
This should come as no surprise. These vials aren't being lypholized in a clean room, to any kind of sterility standard. They could've been freeze drying fish snacks in the same machines the day before for all we know.
They've gotten used to doing it this way because until very recently, these tests haven't been done, and no one's been holding their feet to the fire.
How the fuck could anyone oppose sterile filtration of these compounds? Especially where vacuum isn't even present?
Harm reduction? Yeah, sure. A real bunch of heroes.
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