Hospira Bacteriostatic water still safe to use?

[magnuss88]

I don't know and I don't know. I store it in the fridge and am planning to use it far after the expiration date. Not worried.

I used old water before too with no problems. But this year I actually threw an open one out…probably didn’t need to. Oh well.

 

[AlexDavis43]

I used old water before too with no problems. But this year I actually threw an open one out…probably didn’t need to. Oh well.

Yeah no worries. I stocked up because these vials of Hospira BAC were <$5 (compared to $15).

When these are done I'll go back to making my own BAC water.

 

[dontletheoldmanin]

Is it best to store the water in the fridge? How long does it last at room temp?

If it's unopened bac water lasts many years.
I don't store unopened bac water in the fridge and either does a pharmacy...
I don't store any of my opened gear in the fridge.

 

[magnuss88]

If it's unopened bac water lasts many years.
I don't store unopened bac water in the fridge and either does a pharmacy...
I don't store any of my opened gear in the fridge.

Thanks

 

[roofer22]

It's fine. BAC doesn't really go bad. The only issue is "leachables" from the container, and Pfizer's standards are so high I'd use that Hospira BAC over a brand new UGL vial of it.

Don't add any more BA. Bad for you, and for your peptides.

That said, time for some fresh BAC, the peptides you'll reconstitute with it cost far more.

 

[dontletheoldmanin]

Thanks

Unopened*

 

[magnuss88]

Cmon bro, you KNOW those BD 1ML luer lock syringes are the best, lol. Maybe 1/2" is too short for anything besides delts, but you know the syringes, 1ml in a 3ml body are smooooth.

Eclipse Hypodermic Syringe/Needle 30gx1/2" 1cc Yellow Safety No Dead Space 50/Bx

MedexSupply is the one of the largest national suppliers of discount medical, surgical, durable, lab & home healthcare supplies and equipment. Compare and Save Today.

medexsupply.com

These ones say no dead space….is there a decent amount of dead space in the ones you recommended? They are the same price, I realize these ones are thinner.

Also you talked about proper amount of bac water to reconstitute. Does adding more water make a difference even if you seem to reconstitute it fine with less? Going to purchase soon and appreciate your feedback.

 

[Ghoul]

Eclipse Hypodermic Syringe/Needle 30gx1/2" 1cc Yellow Safety No Dead Space 50/Bx

MedexSupply is the one of the largest national suppliers of discount medical, surgical, durable, lab & home healthcare supplies and equipment. Compare and Save Today.

medexsupply.com

These ones say no dead space….is there a decent amount of dead space in the ones you recommended? They are the same price, I realize these ones are thinner.

Also you talked about proper amount of bac water to reconstitute. Does adding more water make a difference even if you seem to reconstitute it fine with less? Going to purchase soon and appreciate your feedback.

They're both Eclipse, but "no dead space
"is new. I think it may be an updated design with a different plunger. The old ones have .07ml dead space. I'd choose those if 30g 1/ 2" works for you.

Dilution depends on the compound. HGH requires less than Tirz, as an example. But all things being equal, erring on the side of more is preferable to less.

You (usually) can't see the type of degradation caused by concentration being too high. With lower concentration by using more BAC, peptides will stay in better condition over a longer term.

The other factor for certain drugs, like GLPs, is the dose volume determines how quickly blood levels rise. A 2.4mg dose of sema in 0.1ml will be absorbed much more quickly than the pharma volume of 0.75ml and potentially worsen sides, or even induce hypoglycemia (low blood sugar). This is referred to as pharmacokinetics.

 

[magnuss88]

They're both Eclipse, but "no dead space
"is new. I think it may be an updated design with a different plunger. The old ones have .07ml dead space. I'd choose those if 30g 1/ 2" works for you.

Dilution depends on the compound. HGH requires less than Tirz, as an example. But all things being equal, erring on the side of more is preferable to less.

You (usually) can't see the type of degradation caused by concentration being too high. With lower concentration by using more BAC, peptides will stay in better condition over a longer term.

The other factor for certain drugs, like GLPs, is the dose volume determines how quickly blood levels rise. A 2.4mg dose of sema in 0.1ml will be absorbed much more quickly than the pharma volume of 0.75ml and potentially worsen sides, or even induce hypoglycemia (low blood sugar). This is referred to as pharmacokinetics.

Thanks for getting back to me. You think the 30g 1/2 is okay for shoulder IM injections with an oil?

That’s really good to know about bac water reconstitution and potency. With the 25 bottles I won’t have to worry about skimping out. I may need to order bigger that 30 units though….may have to get the 100s I guess to be safe.