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I thought that this was proven to not be true. We like to think that HG is this incredible fragile substance that can take damage from as little as vacuum from the syringe. It was a while ago but either Catcafe or Jano tested GH under sub optimal circumstances and the degeneration was basically non existent.Store it in the fridge if not reconstituted it can last “years”
If you reconstitute it it last about 7-10 days in the fridge
The vial itself it has negative pressure in it that means that if you poke it with your syringe full of water it gonna draw the water violently and damage the GH
The way to do it is , poke your vial with a needle , let the needle in
And then do a second poke and slowly pin your water into the vial , when all water is into the vial remove the needles and stir it gently until the water is clear.
I thought that this was proven to not be true. We like to think that HG is this incredible fragile substance that can take damage from as little as vacuum from the syringe. It was a while ago but either Catcafe or Jano tested GH under sub optimal circumstances and the degeneration was basically non existent.
Is this recommended reconstituted peptides as well? The light protected part?Keep refridgerated in a light protected container.
Interesting. I’m not saying you’re wrong but do you have any sources on this? Would like to read further.No, the opposite has been proven. Jano's informal experiment doesn't measure the type of damage done in this case, rHGH unfolding.
It's not the impact of the water "breaking" the molecule. It's the creation of bubbles and foam. The bubbles created expose rHGH to large surface area of air-liquid interface, which causes denaturing (unfolding).
Unfolded rHGH still chemically tests as pure, because the chemicals are all still there, but isn't active because without the proper shape it can't bind to GH receptors.
He doesn't have the equipment that can detect rHGH structure, but it's being worked on.
Is this recommended reconstituted peptides as well? The light protected part?
That's helpful thanks. Right now I have Tirz, bpc-157, and TB 500 in the fridge in a Ziploc. I'll get them in something better covering the light.Peptides are as varied a category as food, so it's hard to generalize. Is a walnut as sensitive to temperature related degradation as fresh fish?
The air-water interface example for instance. Some peptides don't really have any problems caused by that. rHGH does. Unless you know, it's easier to just avoid foaming with all of them.
But all peptides are susceptible to degradation from light exposure. Some very sensitive, others not, but dark is definately better for every peptide in storage.
Except my kids staring in there all day for snacks.There's no light in your fridge when the door is closed. I wouldn't worry about light in fridge too much
Interesting. I’m not saying you’re wrong but do you have any sources on this? Would like to read further.
Also adding @janoshik
What's the point of dragging Jano into this. I'm not calling his work into question lol.
He's a highly competent analytical chemist who runs a great lab providing a crucial service at an accessible price. That doesn't make him a biopharma guy any more than a great architect who designs hospitals is a brain surgeon.
I assume he's got better things to do than spend time reading about the pharmaceutical nuances of a particular compound as a hobby
Anyway. since the very technical references aren't exactly light reading, as a proxy I'll quote the plain english instructions from commercial rHGH.
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Omnitrope® (somatropin [rDNA origin])
“Once the diluent is added to the lyophilized powder, swirl gently; do not shake. Shaking may cause denaturation of the active ingredient.” 
Genotropin (Pfizer)
“Gently tip your pen from side to side to help dissolve the powder completely. Do not shake your pen, as this might stop the growth hormone working."
MiniQuick (Pfizer)
“Do not shake the GENOTROPIN MINIQUICK. Shaking may cause the growth hormone to not work as well."
Genotropin Pen (Pfizer)
“GENOTROPIN is a prescription product … Do not shake pen, as this might stop the medicine from working.” 
Saizen® (somatropin)
“To reconstitute SAIZEN, inject the diluent into the vial… swirl the vial with a GENTLE rotary motion until contents are dissolved completely. DO NOT SHAKE."
Humatrope Vial (Lilly)
“Do not shake. The reconstituted solution should be clear. Inspect visually for particulate matter and discoloration.” 
Humatrope Pen (Lilly)
“Be sure to gently invert the Pen up and down 10 times. DO NOT SHAKE. Then, let the Pen sit for at least three minutes.” 
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To doubt these means multi-billion dollar pharma companies all caution against agitating rHGH because they just like to "say shit" based on a myth.
That none of their thousands of experts on staff would stand up and say, "You know, that's not correct" at any point in the last 30 years.
If this isn't sufficient, and you want I'll be happy to give you the heavier stuff that goes deep into air interface unfolding rHGH, but there's nothing straightforward about it and your eyes will glaze over.
I believe the shaking is detrimental only if reconstitued. In puck form it doesn't lead to anythingIf "shaking" inactivated or deteriorated GH, everyone who has ever ordered any GH product from any source got bunk GH.
Stuff gets shook to all hell in the mail.
You gave a very specific scientific process that happens to GH when we inject water too fast into it but failed to give a single source citing the process you claimed.What's the point of dragging Jano into this. I'm not calling his work into question lol.
He's a highly competent analytical chemist who runs a great lab providing a crucial service at an accessible price. That doesn't make him a biopharma guy any more than a great architect who designs hospitals is a brain surgeon.
I assume he's got better things to do than spend time reading about the pharmaceutical nuances of a particular compound as a hobby
Anyway. since the very technical references aren't exactly light reading, as a proxy I'll quote the plain english instructions from commercial rHGH.
----------------
Omnitrope® (somatropin [rDNA origin])
“Once the diluent is added to the lyophilized powder, swirl gently; do not shake. Shaking may cause denaturation of the active ingredient.” 
Genotropin (Pfizer)
“Gently tip your pen from side to side to help dissolve the powder completely. Do not shake your pen, as this might stop the growth hormone working."
MiniQuick (Pfizer)
“Do not shake the GENOTROPIN MINIQUICK. Shaking may cause the growth hormone to not work as well."
Genotropin Pen (Pfizer)
“GENOTROPIN is a prescription product … Do not shake pen, as this might stop the medicine from working.” 
Saizen® (somatropin)
“To reconstitute SAIZEN, inject the diluent into the vial… swirl the vial with a GENTLE rotary motion until contents are dissolved completely. DO NOT SHAKE."
Humatrope Vial (Lilly)
“Do not shake. The reconstituted solution should be clear. Inspect visually for particulate matter and discoloration.” 
Humatrope Pen (Lilly)
“Be sure to gently invert the Pen up and down 10 times. DO NOT SHAKE. Then, let the Pen sit for at least three minutes.” 
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To doubt these means multi-billion dollar pharma companies all caution against agitating rHGH because they just like to "say shit" based on a myth.
That none of their thousands of experts on staff would stand up and say, "You know, that's not correct" at any point in the last 30 years.
If this isn't sufficient, and you want I'll be happy to give you the heavier stuff that goes deep into air interface unfolding rHGH, but there's nothing straightforward about it and your eyes will glaze over.
Drug instructions are written for public consumption and need to be clear, concise and often un-nuanced. If some amount of agitation will lead to some degree of loss of biological activity, you simply take that off the table and tell the public not to do it. Otherwise, you are introducing confusion and are negotiating with how much is ackshully acceptable and how much can I really get away with. Too much thinking.
I believe the shaking is detrimental only if reconstitued. In puck form it doesn't lead to anything
