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I still have to receive my glutathione raw.
Yeah I did some like major research on milligram scales, And the general consensus is unless you have one that's thousands of dollars, rounding up is the most accurate.. so to accurately weigh milligrams you would need something that went 4 decimal points,lol so a crappy milligram scale will weigh hundredths out fairly well. I did figure out the one measurement and that's about what it comes out to in 500ml of solution, close to a tenth of a gram. . Anyhow blah blah blah , I talk too much,lol we'll see how it comes out this weekend
I have one that I've used for several years that has calibration weights, And it does come out dead on at 200.000 every time I turn it on and check it, but I don't know if I trust it weighing things under a gram, One thing I've noticed with scales, They seem to fluctuate when you're weighing things that are extremely light... According to the calibration weights it's dead on, but I'm afraid to risk it, I was weighing out anadrol with it at 50 mg, It seemed like it was doing the same thing every time...but I started getting nose bleeds and I wasn't sure if that was due to blood pressure, or perhaps I wasn't getting the exact measurement I thought I was.. I quit screwing around with it, I'm looking more into working suspensions possibly, with peg300 since you don't have to weigh out nearly such a small amount....just another one of my rambles,lol somebody told me they're more accurate If you add say 5 g as your base and then add to it, supposedly a little bit of weight on it helps trigger it.. I don't f****** know I just wish I had a better one
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I just brewed 200ml of this. End product finished at 6.85pH. Added .5ml of HCL and dropped it to 6.5. Shocked at how close to 6.5 it came out.
bring the pH down to 6.5. I could have left it at 6.85 but I thought I would try to make it as close to 6.5 as possible.
A reduced glutathione solution containing reduced glutathione at an initial concentration of 180 mg/ml and octylammonium orthophosphate at a concentration of 0.005M was prepared. [B]The solution had a pH of 6.4. This solution was stored at room temperature (25° C.) for 74 days. The concentration of reduced glutathione exhibited a decrease over time, with a steady rate of decay of between 10 and 12% of the initial reduced glutathione concentration per month[/B] (FIG. [B]1[/B]). Within three weeks, the concentration of reduced glutathione had decreased to 90% of its initial value (Table 1).It has been unexpectedly found that storing the reduced glutathione solution at a reduced temperature, which is above the freezing point of the solution and below 15° C., maintains the rate of reduced glutathione decay at between 0% and 5% of the defined initial concentration per month.They also stated that If you take the pH higher than 6.5 The half-life is reduced from 16 hours to 9 hours...
I have not seen that. I am just brewing based on pip and after different brews from 5 - 7.8ph, the closer it is to 6.5, the less pip it gives me. I think it is mentioned in this thread.
Basically you're using the L-Carnitine to do the same job the NAOH does. It would appear that it takes about five times as much or a 1/5 ratio according to the recipe to balance the pH. My question is how much glutathione are we shooting for to take in a week, Is it a daily thing, a three times a week thing? With the half life can one shot at a certain concentration be suffice for several days? Do we want to take both of these compounds separately and brew them each at 600 mg/ml and mix both together in one shot every so often? Sampei! Lol. What are we doing here, what do you think makes the most sense? Is there some kind of recommended daily allotment of one or the other out there somewhere in documentation?
Apera instruments has a decent meter. They offer different types of probes including a needle/point type which might satisfy your needs.
