Thread: Hgh cloudy

So I have a vial of gh that has turned milky white overnight. Has anyone had this issue with their reconstitution? IMG_4558.jpg


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Did you refrigerate it?
I heard something about testing it to see if it’s legit. You would sacrifice a vial by heating it in a pan after reconstitution and leave it over night. If cloudy it’s good to go.
Was yours possibly not refrigerated and now it looks this way from room temp heat or hotter temp?

Originally Posted by 9TMARE

Did you refrigerate it?
I heard something about testing it to see if it’s legit. You would sacrifice a vial by heating it in a pan after reconstitution and leave it over night. If cloudy it’s good to go.
Was yours possibly not refrigerated and now it looks this way from room temp heat or hotter temp?

No it was In fridge with the rest of my peptides. And all the others in the batch have been fine no issue so I don’t thinks it’s bunk


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Hmm I would guess something is up. Just send this info to the source. Probably a bad batch.

Hell no do not heat it up. That will ruin it for sure.

Ask your source about it but IMHO its bunk.

BPP

It should not b cloudy!

Originally Posted by kaneman

So I have a vial of gh that has turned milky white overnight. Has anyone had this issue with their reconstitution? IMG_4558.jpg


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What type of solution did you use for reconstitution?

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Sometimes bacteriostatic sodium chloride does this till it settles down after a day

Originally Posted by Couchlockd

Sometimes bacteriostatic sodium chloride does this till it settles down after a day

True, that's why I asked what was used to reconstitute the vial.

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Originally Posted by moebetter

True, that's why I asked what was used to reconstitute the vial.

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Nope just normal bac water


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