How long does HGH last once mixed at room temp?

rsmainz

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Ive seen the Janoshik report of GH losing almost 50% potency after being reconstituated and left at room temperature for 6 days, but do you think 12-16 hours @ room temp will have much of a degradation effect? Cant really find any info on how quickly it starts degrading
 
Looking for an answer here as well; I'm going to be traveling on train soon and will be carrying some prefilled HGH syringes with me (in an insulin cooler bag). I wonder how long I have before it starts to deteriorate...
 
it was a ridiculous question imo , but then again if people did "more research " they would most likely answer there own questions
If its so ridiculous i'd be more than happy to hear your answer, considering theres another thread running on a somewhat similar topic it seems its a question that people want an answer too
 
If its so ridiculous i'd be more than happy to hear your answer, considering theres another thread running on a somewhat similar topic it seems its a question that people want an answer too
i obviously don't have an answer, as it appears no one else does either , limited at best anyway, im eager for learning more about this too,,,,,
 
Ive seen the Janoshik report of GH losing almost 50% potency after being reconstituated and left at room temperature for 6 days, but do you think 12-16 hours @ room temp will have much of a degradation effect? Cant really find any info on how quickly it starts degrading

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Fig.1
hGH stability in Tris and phosphate buffers (0.05 M, pH=7.4) analyzed by HPLC and ELISA tests. A. At 5 ± 2℃ and B. At 37 ± 1℃. hGH; Human growth hormone, HPLC; High performance liquid chromatography, and ELISA; Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay


See the phosphate buffer data sets at 5 deg C and 37 deg C:



Cool data as they give you the HPLC and ELISA responses.

You could try to interpolate these data to get an effective rate constant at 25 deg C for both physical and chemical degradation (try typical Arrhenius plot and it's a straight line as only two data points).
 
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