sorry never saw this, igf1 was 244ng/ml, very slightly below the mean for my age
MESO-Rx
Anabolic Steroids
Reconstituting and Storing HGH/Reta
- Thread starter seelos
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Stubb
Member
That's just the fight milk coming out, its the good shit man..
Seriously though, it's just bubbles. Pretty sure its the low pressure being created from drawing the syringe back causing the water to either degas or slightly boil. Normal.
Ateam2023
Member
now just re-test igf1 in 4 weeks or so and see how your response to hgh is,,
Photon
Member
Gas is fine as that is due to pressure when drawing -- just draw it alot slower to reduce the bubbles.
If it turns white milky, it is crashing and should not be pinned..
What BAC water are u using?
Do you have a pic of how it looks like in the syringe after being fully drawn without bubbles?
Does it turn back clear after awhile in the syringe?
I use 0.5ml for a 40IU vial, clear and draws like water.
No, while injecting it into the sink and watching it was very clearly white, milky, thick at the end. I don’t think it’s bubbles, but I could be wrong. I just used vac water from lobster as well, I have another new vial i could try reconstituting with that. I also have bac water from a us peptide store coming tuesday
Photon
Member
it is crashing out of the solution..I wouldn't pin it..take pictures and send to your vendor, ask for new vials..
Ghoul
Member
Folks, freeze dried proteins don't crash once reconstituted.
AAS can recrystallize into their original form for various reasons, cold temp, not enough solvent, or an oversaturated solution.
Proteins don't crystallize.
What you're seeing is aggregation. That's the result of damaged rHGH unfolding from its correct structure, exposing "sticky" parts of the monomer, and by the time it becomes visible, each tiny speck in that cloud is made up of millions of rHGH monomers that no longer work. They can represent a risk to your health and create long lasting immunity reducing the effectiveness of rHGH.
Every pharma company provides clear, prominent warnings not to use if rHGH isn't clear.
At the least filter that shit out before using to lower risk.
AAS can recrystallize into their original form for various reasons, cold temp, not enough solvent, or an oversaturated solution.
Proteins don't crystallize.
What you're seeing is aggregation. That's the result of damaged rHGH unfolding from its correct structure, exposing "sticky" parts of the monomer, and by the time it becomes visible, each tiny speck in that cloud is made up of millions of rHGH monomers that no longer work. They can represent a risk to your health and create long lasting immunity reducing the effectiveness of rHGH.
Every pharma company provides clear, prominent warnings not to use if rHGH isn't clear.
At the least filter that shit out before using to lower risk.
i’ll just toss the vial and reconstitute a new one. should i get new bac water as well?
Ghoul
Member
What was the size of that vial in IU, and how much BAC did you use?
31iu 3ml. i did 1.5ml but then you said you recommended 3 so i went back and added 1.5ml more. maybe that’s what caused the issue
Ghoul
Member
No, adding more BAC doesn't make aggregation worse.
BamaCrazy
Banned
You used UG BAC. Have you tried Hospira?
BP_6
Member
Looks like air bubbles to me. Although I am limited by what I can see in the pic.
it’s coming out white and thick at the end i could be wrong but that doesn’t seem like bubbles to me
i have bag coming from a us peptide shop but its also not hospira, only hospira i could find was extremely pricey
dasistmane
Member
Just out of interest. Was there a vacuum on this vial that gave you milky GH @seelos ?
not entirely sure how to determine that, just when i was injecting the BAC? there was no vacuum, i heard some people say hgh aggresively vacuums the bac i didn’t experience that at all
Ghoul
Member
When you reconstituted did it suck the water into the vial or did you need to inject? There's normally a strong vacuum that'll pull water in forcefully.
dick_starbuck
Member
Literally looks like air bubbles. Could possibly be drawing too quickly causing it to foam.
This looks identical to every peptide/GH ive ever tried to draw quickly.
I just push it back in, the bubbles resolve, then slowly draw again. No issues what so ever.
This looks identical to every peptide/GH ive ever tried to draw quickly.
I just push it back in, the bubbles resolve, then slowly draw again. No issues what so ever.
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