Ghoul
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Speak for yourself soyboy
Pretty sure nature was happy to let the specimens who got stabbed deeply into muscle a few times a week get weeded out of the gene pool as too clumsy to live, lol.
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Speak for yourself soyboy
Yes lots to learn in the home brew sectionPasteurizes ? You understand that some of the bacteria will die at 60 degrees, some will survive. I didn't say anything about sterilization. By the way, staphylococcus 0.5 – 1.0 μm in diameter.
I'm new to this, can you tell me what size filter we use? I only talked about the rules of asepsis and antiseptics. These are the basics of medicine.
I didn't know about Eq. Thank you. And I didn't know the size of the filter exact thanks. Yes, it will filter out almost everything. I’ll read about pyrogenicity on the forum. Both I and my friends in sports used to have a fever after the injection for a week or a week and a half.Yes lots to learn in the home brew section
You have any questions we will be happy to answer
None of that applies to brewing
We use a 0.22 um filter to filter the brew
The filtration process is what sterilizes, nothing else
Not all raws used for injection are even heated. Some but not all. Some have a low melting point. EQ for example will come as a liquid.
Heat does nothing beneficial for the raws. Heat actually degrades raws. We use solvents (BB) to allow raws to go into solution at a lower temp and to stay in solution.
BA is used a preservative but is not part of the sterilization process. It only prevents new bacteria from growing. BA also acts a co-solvent.
Thank you very much for your answer. Even a small answer is beneficial. Thank you! I'm going to study the theory of brewing.Don’t know how I got sucked into the stupid thread…but I did lol
Happy to help. I wasn’t referring to your question as stupid. Just the original thread.Thank you very much for your answer. Even a small answer is beneficial. Thank you! I'm going to study the theory of brewing.
I didn't know about Eq. Thank you. And I didn't know the size of the filter exact thanks. Yes, it will filter out almost everything. I’ll read about pyrogenicity on the forum. Both I and my friends in sports used to have a fever after the injection for a week or a week and a half.
Well done. You'll learn a lot here.Thanks guys. I guess I was misinformed
No it does not. Apart from bacteria and viruses, there are endotoxines - basically a waste product of bacteria. Endotoxines will pass 0.22um membrane easily and are extremely heat resistant too up to 250 degrees Celsius.The filtration process is what sterilizes, nothing else
No it does not. Apart from bacteria and viruses, there are endotoxines - basically a waste product of bacteria. Endotoxines will pass 0.22um membrane easily and are extremely heat resistant too up to 250 degrees Celsius.
Many of the elements in injectables manufacturing process including silicone tools, plastic, solvents etc can not withstand such a high temperature. Tools and hosing for example can be sterilized by special sterilization gasses. Also "injection grade" oil and solvents that are free of contaminants are multiple times as expensive as cosmetics grade for example that is often used in UGL setup.
Yes China or any UGL can manufacture a vial of test for dirt cheap given they can obtain raw material for extremely cheap, and then they fool you with saying "test is a test". There is a reason why Pharma products cost as much as they do and the greed is not the only variable.
I am sorry for confusion on technical side, the intent was pointing out the practical facts, as people anyway consider sterile = any harmful stuff-freeYou don't know the difference between sterile and pyrogen free.
Sterile refers to the elimination of living organisms.
Difference between Sterile and Pyrogen Free
Depyrognation and sterilization are different concepts. All sterile things are not pyrogen free. Pyrogens are endoroxins those require high temperature to denature.www.pharmaguideline.com
I am sorry for confusion on technical side, the intent was pointing out the practical facts
I've seen people say that unironically. But that doesn't even make sense, right? Obviously they are sterile when they come out the factory right? But let's say they were contaminated with bacteria or whatever. How tf would you know?
Call me an absolute retard idc
Ghoul was correct and good postsThanks @Ghoul @cottoneyejoe for making informative posts