MESO-Rx Sponsor Primal Pharma - US Domestic

[Primal_Pharma]

Good morning, Apes! First off, HUGE thank you for the amazing Labor Day weekend. The support you guys showed means everything. We know running out of Test E and Cyp was a headache, so big shoutout to everyone who pivoted over to Sust and Test P in the meantime. We don’t think you’ll be disappointed with those.

We’ve got multiple shipments set to touch down within the next week. That’s when we’ll have a much clearer timeline on how stock will look moving forward. The only unknown right now is how the end of the de minimis exemption might play into things. We’ll know in the next few days if that has any effect on our current shipments.

That said, rest assured we’ve already positioned ourselves with backup routes and solutions. Even if things get messy, we don’t see it stopping us anytime soon. Can’t speak for other sources though, so if you’re planning a big order from somewhere, make sure they confirm they can reliably get product into the U.S. before you risk it.

We’ll keep you posted as soon as we know more. Appreciate you guys big time!

- The Primal Pharma Team

 

[TallandSmall]

Test came back just slightly above the labeled amount for both mast e and deca..

So whats labled on the bottle is in the bottle.

Thanks for testing. Do you mind posting the reports or links for verification? Maybe I missed them somewhere.

 

[DeodatoFulci]

Package landed today, with Amazon type speed. Order placed on Friday and package arrived today. Will come back with some feedback on the product in a few days. I see many orders in my future. Haha. Im also salivating over that Tren 75.

 

[Tbaz192]

@Primal_Pharma is a man of his word.

Immediately fixed my order, verified it was me and not a random trying to take my order after a technical glitch on my end.
Said he’d email me a tracking once it was fixed and shipped out. First thing this morning got that email.

Seems you deserve this throne. All the testing, new product, securing new lines of raws (hopefully they test well), and the customer service. Top notch so far.
We’ll see how the gear is next

 

[readalot]

Looking now. You’re right - probably better to go that route. I’m sure if we order enough from them we can workout an even better deal

How do you sterilize your stuff? Moist or dry heat?

Conditions?

 

[readalot]

No open-air filtration, no shortcuts. Every vial, stopper, and syringe is sterilized either via dry heat or autoclave. Nothing is simply “rinsed in alcohol.”

Here we go. Conditions?

 

[Primal_Pharma]

Here we go. Conditions?

Glad to elaborate. Could you clarify what you mean by ‘conditions’ so we have a better understanding of what you’re asking?

 

[Primal_Pharma]

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@Primal_Pharma is a man of his word.

Immediately fixed my order, verified it was me and not a random trying to take my order after a technical glitch on my end.
Said he’d email me a tracking once it was fixed and shipped out. First thing this morning got that email.

Seems you deserve this throne. All the testing, new product, securing new lines of raws (hopefully they test well), and the customer service. Top notch so far.
We’ll see how the gear is next

This is badass, imagine an oversized tee with this on the back?!

 

[readalot]

Glad to elaborate. Could you clarify what you mean by ‘conditions’ so we have a better understanding of what you’re asking?

Under what conditions do you sterilize your equipment and materials?

Dry/steam?
Time?
Temp?

 

[Primal_Pharma]

Under what conditions do you sterilize your equipment and materials?

Dry/steam?
Time?
Temp?

Don't quote me on exact numbers but we dry heat sterilization at about 250–260 degrees celsius for 2–3 hours. I believe at that temp and time, it matches pharmacopeia standards for depyrogenation and sterilizing heat-stable materials. We do this is for all glassware, vials, and stoppers that can tolerate high temp without degradation.

And steam/autoclave sterilization at 120 degrees held 30 to 60 minutes (depending on the load size). This covers anything that benefits from saturated steam penetration. Nothing comes out until it’s cleared. Closed-system filtration is then done under positive pressure with 0.22 sterile filters.

 

[AllbrandNew]

This is badass, imagine an oversized tee with this on the back?!

Only if it's sized at least one size too small for everyone. Gotta have that painted on look to really sell it.

 

[readalot]

Don't quote me on exact numbers but we dry heat sterilization at about 250–260 degrees for 2–3 hours. I believe at that temp and time, it matches pharmacopeia standards for depyrogenation and sterilizing heat-stable materials. We do this is for all glassware, vials, and stoppers that can tolerate high temp without degradation.

And steam/autoclave sterilization at 120 degrees held 30 to 60 minutes (depending on the load size). This covers anything that benefits from saturated steam penetration. Nothing comes out until it’s cleared. Closed-system filtration is then done under positive pressure with 0.22 sterile filters.

Thanks for your reply. Always use proper units with numbers.

Fyi....

Terminal Sterilisation in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing: A Definitive Guide - PharmaSource

Terminal sterilisation is a cornerstone of sterile drug product manufacturing. Recognised by regulatory authorities as the preferred sterilisation method, it offers unparalleled sterility assurance when…

pharmasource.global

 

[readalot]

1. Moist Heat (Steam) Sterilisation – Autoclaving
Temperature: 121–134°C
Cycle Time: 15–30 minutes
Mechanism: Denatures proteins via steam penetration
Best For: Aqueous solutions, glass containers, metals

 

[readalot]

4. Dry Heat Sterilisation
Temperature: 160–180°C
Cycle Time: 1–2 hours
Best For: Oily preparations, powders, glassware
Drawbacks: Long cycle times, energy intensive
Although less common, dry heat is essential for moisture-sensitive materials that can tolerate high temperatures.

 

[Bandern]

Only if it's sized at least one size too small for everyone. Gotta have that painted on look to really sell it.

This is vulgar! The homies want oversized!!

We are big
We are beautiful
We are modestly mogging the gymshark kids

Amen

 

[readalot]

Don't quote me on exact numbers but we dry heat sterilization at about 250–260 degrees for 2–3 hours. I believe at that temp and time, it matches pharmacopeia standards for depyrogenation and sterilizing heat-stable materials. We do this is for all glassware, vials, and stoppers that can tolerate high temp without degradation.

And steam/autoclave sterilization at 120 degrees held 30 to 60 minutes (depending on the load size). This covers anything that benefits from saturated steam penetration. Nothing comes out until it’s cleared. Closed-system filtration is then done under positive pressure with 0.22 sterile filters.

@Sampei

Edit: vendor clarified temps are in deg C below in thread.

 

[Tbaz192]

This is badass, imagine an oversized tee with this on the back?!

Might just have to get it tatted on me black and grey emperor gorilla haha

 

[Photon]

Don't quote me on exact numbers but we dry heat sterilization at about 250–260 degrees for 2–3 hours. I believe at that temp and time, it matches pharmacopeia standards for depyrogenation and sterilizing heat-stable materials. We do this is for all glassware, vials, and stoppers that can tolerate high temp without degradation.

And steam/autoclave sterilization at 120 degrees held 30 to 60 minutes (depending on the load size). This covers anything that benefits from saturated steam penetration. Nothing comes out until it’s cleared. Closed-system filtration is then done under positive pressure with 0.22 sterile filters.

What bottletop filters are you using?
How are you sterilizing them?

 

[DoubleDeez]

This is vulgar! The homies want oversized!!

We are big
We are beautiful
We are modestly mogging the gymshark kids

Amen

How quickly this man went from tight shirts that beautifully hug the biceps to “I wanna swim in my clothes like a wigger in 2003”

(I’m here for it all, for the record)

 

[Primal_Pharma]

4. Dry Heat Sterilisation
Temperature: 160–180°C
Cycle Time: 1–2 hours
Best For: Oily preparations, powders, glassware
Drawbacks: Long cycle times, energy intensive
Although less common, dry heat is essential for moisture-sensitive materials that can tolerate high temperatures.

if you only want “sterile,” 160–180 degrees works. If you want sterile + low endotoxin, you run about 250 degrees Celsius depyrogenation, which is why our numbers are higher.