Monksterbate714
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Oh, I wasn't aware of that. I poke around and find a source thank you.
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milkbone
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What about snatched chains from rapper/drug dealer necks? Asking for a friend....
TexasT
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Stan your shipping is GENIUS. I can’t decide whether you trained Good Lyfe, or if you actually are Good Lyfe and that was just a pseudonym for your other business. They vacuum sealed their packages, but yours are sealed in the must genius way with your resealable pouches.
Thanks again my man. You are
THE BEST.
EVER.
Thanks again my man. You are
THE BEST.
EVER.
Ghoul
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QuadFather
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What bac water? That that’s probably too much benzyl alcohol.
Way way to strong like 80%-100% BA that looks like
Should dissolve fully adding a splash of sterile water
BamaCrazy
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You might want to look back on the last few pages. This has been mentioned a few times recently and Stan responded.
accidentaljedi173
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I've always read that good/real GH shouldn't ever dissolve instantly. That if it doesn't it's a good sign of quality. Just gently tip it and spin the vial to aide in it fully dissolving, and don't shake it.
Heck yeah. We be bringing back the 80's, lol.
Formulation Factors Affecting the Formation of Visible-Bubbles During the Reconstitution Process of Freeze-Dried Etanercept Formulations: Protein Concentration, Stabilizers, and Surfactants - PubMed
Freeze drying is one of the common methods to extend the long-term stability of biologicals. Biological products in solid form have the advantages of convenient transportation and stable long-term storage. However, long reconstitution time and extensive visible bubbles are frequently generated...
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Nanobubbles in Reconstituted Lyophilized Formulations: Interaction with Proteins and Mechanism of Formation - PMC
Reconstitution of lyophilized disaccharide formulations results in the formation of nano-sized air bubbles that persist in suspension for weeks. If proteins are present, interactions with nanobubbles may cause loss of monomeric protein and formation ...
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
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The bubbles are a non factor. It's not due to exipients. It's from the water splashing into the product. Here are some more pics with adding bac water slower. Took pic before adding bac water. Took pic right after, before dissolving to show no bubbles from start to finish. Last pic is about 3 minutes later after dissolving with product completely dissolved and no bubbles.
Ghoul
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Gentle reconstitution is an absolute must. I think the wrong message got out at some point about how some tests confirmed it was nonsense. Definately not.
Thank you for following up @Stanfordpharma1. Perhaps someone can also confirm same behavior when using 0.9% BA Hospira bac water.
Great to reinforce that if using the proper technique there should be no bubbles generated during reconstitution period.
Appreciate your efforts to educate your customers on this. Best.
If you guys make me reconstitute one more vial you will force me to go on an hgh cycle as to not waste.
QuadFather
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If your bac water is this pure, I can only imagine the legendary bathwater drops you occasionally bless the lucky few with. Id pay top dollar for just one since it could take my recovery to god-tier levels. imagine, a single drop hitting the skin, sending shivers through the nervous system, veins expanding, heart racing, pure euphoria!
If your bac water is this pure, I can only imagine the legendary bathwater drops you occasionally bless the lucky few with. Id pay top dollar for just one since it could take my recovery to god-tier levels. imagine, a single drop hitting the skin, sending shivers through the nervous system, veins expanding, heart racing, pure euphoria!
If it means getting to the bottom of this then it is worth it. I'll happily reimburse you for the kit.
No reason someone should be getting bubbles or a cloudy solution if they are carefully reconstituting the GH as per pharma recommendations with the wall irrigation method and 0.9% Hospira bac water. There should be no other plausible mechanism other than improper reconstitution by "jetting" the water directly onto the puck. Agreed?
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0.8 vs 0.9% BA bac water? No difference for reconstition if your technique is proper. Come on guys. If there is, let's clearly get to the bottom of this so it's clear for readers later. Get it? Ahem, clear.
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I disagree in the fact that their bac water may be over the .9% and that's what is causing the issues. There is a allowable variance and if their batch is 1% or more this can cause the cloudiness. I found this by testing the issue a few years back. That's the only thing I may disagree with. This is why I new it was the issue before I reconstituted the vial yesterday. I don't mind the wasted product to determine this. As long as I get my flowers for discovering this. Maybe even by giving this a name like "the Stanford anomoly" or something, lol.If it means getting to the bottom of this then it is worth it. I'll happily reimburse you for the kit.
No reason someone should be getting bubbles or a cloudy solution if they are carefully reconstituting the GH as per pharma recommendations with the wall irrigation method and 0.9% Hospira bac water. There should be no other plausible mechanism other than improper reconstitution by "jetting" the water directly onto the puck. Agreed?
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0.8 vs 0.9% BA bac water? No difference for reconstition if your technique is proper. Come on guys. If there is, let's clearly get to the bottom of this so it's clear for readers later. Get it? Ahem, clear.
That being said, I Tested product and came back really good, I answered the cloudiness question and now the bubbles question. I gotta ask... what's next? The product is good.
I didn't plan on using product and was only answering the cloudiness question, so wasn't concerned with "slowly" adding bac water. Now the bubbles became an issue so I slowly added water. I'm doing my best to answer the questions, right? Happy to do so. I respect what you and ghoul do for the community and am happy to help if it's what's best for everyone.
Sorry if any of this comes as being forward or rude. Just typing fast and busy as heck so not putting a lot into what's being said or proof reading or anything.
Stanford onlyfans. Watch me bathe, bottle and pack for shipping. 10ml vials, lol.
I am grateful we were able to decouple the cloudiness issue from the bubbles. I have no data to disprove your >1% BA hypothesis on the cloudiness issue and appreciate you taking the time to share your observations and data.
Here are your flowers for working so diligently to resolve these questions for members. My offer stands and appreciate you.
Nothing next as far as I can tell. The idea that >=1% BA water can cause enough aggregation (or whatever is happening) to cause the cloudiness is an interesting one and just another experiment to add to the list for testing to see if Jano can pick up the cloudiness on his "dimer and related proteins" test.
You absolutely are and now members can be confident they should not be seeing bubbles when reconstituting properly. Thank you.
Best wishes to you Stan and we can DM about the reimbursement. Thanks again for your time.
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