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https://thinksteroids.com/community/threads/qingdao-sigma-chemical-co-ltd-international-us-eu-canada-and-australia-domestic.134407154/post-3406769 Flurotec stopper would be the way to go. https://thinksteroids.com/community/search/1777593/?q=Flurotec&o=relevance

Same company, slightly different product lines. Westar Select meets the highest USP, FDA, and EU stopper standards. Novapure is their most advanced stopper. Exceeding all regulatory requirements, including things like protection against any sub-visible particulates being created by friction...

Thanks brother. Live and learn. Appreciate all the info you and readalot have thrown out (and some others). The lack of my education has been eye opening.

@AllGoodThings How do the Hospira stoppers compare to the FluroTec ones? Which is harder to pierce? Usually this is when i ignore them and hope it ships or they just end up canceling the order.

https://www.farrislabs.com/products/20mm-10ml-flurotec-film-barrier-stoppered-vials?srsltid=AfmBOooMxsowoP_hrSsy_tM5LbfTZvU1ZZXgmnPORoyyvik01DYBXoB6 19.95 apologies

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Yup, the expired ones are fine. The likelihood of contamination sitting empty and sealed on the shelf in the warehouse is way lower than contamination sitting for 5 years in your closet after you've filled it.

Part numbers... https://adelphi-hp.com/product-range/flurotec-stoppers https://adelphi-hp.com/assets/images/pdf/Adelphi-Healthcare-Packaging-Stock-List-Rubber-Stoppers.pdf

This is where I got mine

...soon products. I do not accept pre-paying for certain products. You will just have to place your order once I post the pastebin in here with the updated list. Lastly, have some badass NovaPure flurotec stoppers on the way. Looking forward to using these in all vials from now on. regards, D.

Yep. That's the one. Thanks.

That's a "shelf" expiration date. Last date the manufacturer will guarantee dimensional conformity (automated manufacturing requires ultra precise specs or the machines can have issues). It's only 2-3 years Not a "the stopper breaks down by" date. Once installed in a vial there is no...

I bought these first with the intention of just replacing stoppers, but with the over filled vials I decided I really didn't want the oil touching the stoppers, regardless of what they're made of.

Post the link bet there used. Also which lab uses them? I’ll be waiting for your answer anxiously

Why would I? Because it's cheap? I trust chemistry and science and something you really like: quality from real life experience. Have you ever at least had a flurotec stopper in your hand? Flurotec stoppers are 1000x times better, if you had pierced ONE in your life you would know.

Why’s that so sexy

I just saw this today, it might be a superior option to the flurotec stopper vials for long term storage. These are basically vacuumed vials, aka no air in them. If the vials are stored upright, there should be minimal contact with the stopper, therefore flurotec may not be that important. With...

I was looking for sterile vials too but remember your post (with others chiming in) regarding the flurotec expired ones then the ALK ones (out of stock). Are you using the flurotec, ALK or Ks-tec or Ultratec or were there other ones that there was some sort of consensus on?

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History will be made today. A set of Flurotec stoppers was purchased this evening, pack of a 100 to try for fitment and crimp. As a backup purchase with another set of stoppers, PTFE from Ohio Valley was paid for. In regards to specs these are the superior of all not cheap. Price is not my...

It will not, I Pierce Flurotec stopper normally with a 29G insulin syringe and it works fine.

One step closer to the PTFE or Flurotec stoppers can we just make the jump @Primal_Pharma

Any idea if the vials from MedLabSupply come with flurotec coating? All it writes is butyl stopper, nothing about any coating.

My dude thank you for sharing this with me. These have the Flurotec coating, definitely do like and do want. Thank you! Appreciate it my man