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Is there a way to save bac water that is giving PIP?
Super tender/red spot for a couple days, like an inflammation, 30% of the pain of an IM inflammation (which is huge).
Thank God I'm pinning weekly, I wouldn't be able to do it if it was HGH
 
Is there a way to save bac water that is giving PIP?
Super tender/red spot for a couple days, like an inflammation, 30% of the pain of an IM inflammation (which is huge).
Thank God I'm pinning weekly, I wouldn't be able to do it if it was HGH

What are you reconstituting with it? One peptide or multiple?
 
Is there a way to save bac water that is giving PIP?
Super tender/red spot for a couple days, like an inflammation, 30% of the pain of an IM inflammation (which is huge).
Thank God I'm pinning weekly, I wouldn't be able to do it if it was HGH
First thing to ask would be: "what are you pinning? " :)
Then, Whose bac water?
Did you try injecting the bac water alone to be sure it's the culprit?
 
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That's it. Of course there's always room for improvement in any process. My next buy of empty vials will be certified particulate free from an FDA registered manufacturer, and amber to eliminate 95% of the UV that degrades peptides.

Most of the filtering benefit is from the steps above, and a huge improvement over not filtering at all. The following is a method to get an even better result, but likely worth the trouble for most:

I have noticed a "freshly filtered" vial of certain peptides has no pip, initially, then by the 4th or 5th day start causing site reactions again. That's a sign of impurity formation, not unexpected as some aggregate prone peptides have a short "incubation" time for them to form.

What I've started to do with those, instead of filtering into a new vial. after reconstitution I fill a 3ml syringe, replace the needle with a 25mm .2um pes filter, and for each dose just backfill an insulin syringe. That allows for a freshly filtered (aka "bedside filtration, considered ideal) dose each time, without the hassle of filtering each dose separately. Of course I store that syringe/filter combo in the fridge.

No need for a needle to backfill the insulin syringe, just remove the insulin syringe plunger and fill directly from the open filter end.

After filling the insulin syringe, I pull back to prevent the filter from leaking and get some air into the syringe so there's a bubble between the peptide and stopper (what kind of bubbbleboy would I be without that?), as long term contact with a non-ptfe coated stopper can leach undesired compounds into the syringe.

I'm in the process of trying to source syringes free of silicone lubricant, and preferably a non-reactive stopper. Silicone has been established as a cause of aggregation.

Much thanks @Ghoul!!

When you find that source for the empty vials, please share too.
 
Much thanks @Ghoul!!

When you find that source for the empty vials, please share too.

These will do.

Meets the following USP requirements:

788 - for particulate matter

71 - for sterility

85 - for bacterial endotoxins

Clear, for peptides:


Amber, 5ml is much less expensive than 2ml for some reason:



Normally you wouldn't want amber for oils from a vendor, but if filling after filtering there's no concern about unseen floaters:


 
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These will do.

Meets the following USP requirements:

788 - for particulate matter

71 - for sterility

85 - for bacterial endotoxins

Clear, for peptides:


Amber, 5ml is much less expensive than 2ml for some reason:



Normally you wouldn't want amber for oils from a vendor, but if filling after filtering there's no concern about unseen floaters:



Much thanks!

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