Retatrutide

[Macaco brazil]

Hello everyone.
I searched the forum and couldn't find anything. What would be the shelf life of retatrudide after reconstitution with Bac water? It's stored in the refrigerator at 4 degrees Celsius.

I bought 30mg retatrudide and have been using 3mg per week. The bottle will last 10 weeks.

 

[JackRoth1]

I havnt noticed any degradation at anything under 3-4 months. Found a lost vial and it worked perfectly well while being reconstituted. Also if you leave a vial out and not in the fridge Reta stays active, just more likely to grow bacteria.

 

[Sampei]

interesting
I thought that after 30 days, the peptide would lose a lot of its potency. Are there any experiments or studies I can read to see this data?thanks

Nope, it's degradation test run at Jano from. A private group. Cant share the lab test, you will have to take my words for it. Sorry

(Multiple degradation test) tirzepatide last well over 120days for example

 

[Macaco brazil]

Nope, it's degradation test run at Jano from. A private group. Cant share the lab test, you will have to take my words for it. Sorry

(Multiple degradation test) tirzepatide last well over 120days for example

How can we participate?

 

[Sampei]

How can we participate?

It's a peptide community, you need to be invited in from someone that vouch for you. I'll ask if there is a way for ppl without a vouch to still enter maybe through some. Kind of process.

 

[Thraci4n]

Although 30 days is recommended, it can consuable up to 10 weeks if stored good conditions .

 

[Astartes]

It has been known for a long time that peptides don’t degrade to a substantive (practical) degree in the fridge as long as light and heat are kept at bay.

Tremendous anecdotal (as well as my own first hand experience) evidence exists in using peptides effectively 90-120 days after constitution with minimal degradation. (We are talking 1-5% degradation or fractions of a percentage based on compound)

From a practical impactor perspective this is negligible and within range of product standard deviation in quality.

Translation: “don’t sweat it”

 

[Sampei]

It has been known for a long time that peptides don’t degrade to a substantive (practical) degree in the fridge as long as light and heat are kept at bay.

Tremendous anecdotal (as well as my own first hand experience) evidence exists in using peptides effectively 90-120 days after constitution with minimal degradation. (We are talking 1-5% degradation or fractions of a percentage based on compound)

From a practical impactor perspective this is negligible and within range of product standard deviation in quality.

Translation: “don’t sweat it”

Some peptides degrade quite badly after short time but it is only a few, most don't.

Ghkcu for example doesn't last much I need to recheck but after 30+ days is quite degraded

 

[Astartes]

Some peptides degrade quite badly after short time but it is only a few, most don't.

Ghkcu for example doesn't last much I need to recheck but after 30+ days is quite degraded

Educated me. I must admit I’m not familiar with that