HCG degradation testing after 30, 45, 60 days

[HUGE McBIGLARGE]

I used the filter for the first time. It took like 0.5ml and kept it in the filter. I flushed air through it to get as much out as I could.

Afterwards I took the GFs chocolate soy milk and ran it through the filter. It came out as clear water on the other side. Pretty cool!

Are you guys sure it wouldn’t filter out the benzyl alcohol or salt in the water?

Nevermind. ChatGPT said it wouldn’t.

 

[Ghoul]

After filtering QSCs Tesamorelin, pip from daily injections was reduced by 90%, skin redness went away.

I had been experiencing increasing muscle tightness. I didn't attribute it to the Tesa. I got so bad, I ended up throwing my back out for a week. I thought it was from high dose accutane.

Finally it started to ease off and went away.

I was speaking with someone about Tesa, and coincidentally, they mentioned tight muscles as a side they were experiencing.

Then the light bulb went on for me.

The muscle tightness went away after I began filtering the Tesa. It began a week after starting.

Yes, anecdotal, but very real and not something I even thought the Tesa was causing, so take it for what you will.

 

[Ghoul]

I used the filter for the first time. It took like 0.5ml and kept it in the filter. I flushed air through it to get as much out as I could.

Afterwards I took the GFs chocolate soy milk and ran it through the filter. It came out as clear water on the other side. Pretty cool!

Are you guys sure it wouldn’t filter out the benzyl alcohol or salt in the water?

Nevermind. ChatGPT said it wouldn’t.

A little late, but this is how to maximize recovery of the compound being filtered. Just add syringe where applicable.

 

[HUGE McBIGLARGE]

A little late, but this is how to maximize recovery of the compound being filtered. Just add syringe where applicable.

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What’s the point in putting air in the syringe at the start if you’re just gonna add the air at the end to flush out the filter anyway?

 

[Ghoul]

What’s the point in putting air in the syringe at the start if you’re just gonna add the air at the end to flush out the filter anyway?

I guess it's going to give any retained fluid a "push" while there's still a vacuum between the syringe and filter. Once that connection is broken another round of air helps, but not as effective as the one from the original syringe load.

I couldn't find instructions from others with the same initial air step, but this technique is from Agilent, a world leader in chemical analysis equipment, who I'd trust to be the most qualified experts in this area.

https://www.agilent.com/cs/library/brochures/5991-1230EN_Filtration%20Bro.pdf

 

[HUGE McBIGLARGE]

I guess it's going to give any retained fluid a "push" while there's still a vacuum between the syringe and filter. Once that connection is broken another round of air helps, but not as effective as the one from the original syringe load.

There’s only one explanation I can think of; and it’s that as the pressure increases in the filter, when you detach the syringe from the filter, the pressure may push some of the solution out of the female connector. If you push air in, however, only air is expelled.

Having said that, it’s not happened to me yet

 

[clarkbaileys123]

We have to keep in mind that this does not account for drawing from the vial multiple times a week. If there was a constant vacuum for these 30 days it would also make a significant difference.

Can you pm that source? That looks promising