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Spaceman Spiff
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I am assuming it wasn't a controlled delivery
Black Beard
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@Qingdao Sigma Chemicals
Anything on this? I see you have an awesome insight into the inner working of raws production and brewing, would really appreciate your opinion/knowledge on this topic.
I saw a thread where @janoshik analyzed some pippy test E raw which had some high level 6-alpha test E impurity.
Yes boss glad to hear you’re a happy QSC loyal customer. I was already forced at gunpoint to apologize to Tracy and the entire Meso community for misinterpreting shitty WhatsApp communication as a lost payment. I could go
into more detail about the meaning of life but I’m not sure what else needs to be said.
Best of luck to you my Friend
I dunno... Just makes things more advantageous to the seller most times. Like I said I know a seller that used mysterious exchange rates.. lol. Even the Stable coin was about 7 bucks above 3 different google search linked conversions. I simply started doing alibaba with them. Paid extra to avoid the hassle of paying more+ hassle..
watchtymeflyyy
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Still waiting for sema 10mg to ship. Seems it’s out of stock even though I ordered the morning of the second day. I think it was never really in stock. Was told it will be another week before restocked then it will ship asap… blah blah blah.
Thanks, @Ghoul
I've been reading more. I think I get it, but have a couple of questions.
For a peptide...
1. Reconstitute with BAC.
2. Pull all of the fluid from the vial into a syringe with a luer needle.
3. Remove the luer needle, attach a .22um 13mm PES syringe filter.
4. Attach a new needle to the syringe filter.
5. Inject the fluid into a sterile vial.
6. Then whenever I want to administer the peptide, I swab the vial top with alcohol and use an insulin syringe to take out the peptide and inject it.
Questions..
1. Did I get that right? I'm also seeing posts suggesting to filter on step 6 before each injection.
2. I'm assuming that the same precautions would make sense for HCG and HMG?
Thanks much!
buffaloindierock
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Ahhhh crap. Yeah I ordered the sema as a Christmas gift to someone who lost coverage. Makes sense that it would be OOS and the thing that's holding up my order. Was hoping domestic would be super fast as usual.
Ghoul
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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.
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.
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Grey Spartan
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After seeing the engine hoist, I think he is scared of needles. lol
Ateam2023
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is that how they actually packaged that? Glass on glass?
Grey Spartan
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So they have different barcodes and you know one barcode is Bold-U? Do you think they are the same because they both have blue tops?
Ghoul
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^^^Why would it be labeled bold and u think it's test e? Bold would be bold I would think both are bold based on the caps
Grey Spartan
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Yup. Everyone I received from US warehouse looked just like that.
Ateam2023
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its pure luck nothing was leaking,,,,
TestosTyrone
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Is it possible to enjoy life forever?
Would you say....
• yes?
• no?
• maybe?
What does the Bible say?
Ghoul
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And GA was going to be lynched for sending via the equivalent of a padded royal carriage....
thecmorgan
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Looks like 2 slightly different shades of blue. Or is it the light in the room /angle
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