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Sterile vs Bac water
So just curious guys, This will be in reference to a Humatrope 72iu kit... I'm assuming that it comes with sterile water to reconstitute the hormone, however I know it has a shorter shelf life in the prevention of bacteria.... I am pretty sure big ****** does this number one to make money number two to make money and number three to make sure the patient is using the amount that is required in the specified time frame... I believe and client suffering form AIDS is instructed to use 18iu daily so one kit would last 4 days for them and is consistent with the aprox 5day shelf life of sterile water. Just wanted to know if you guys who have used this brand just source bac water and reconstitute it yourself or do you use the sterile and just keep it in the fridge ?
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Originally Posted by
Truegrit555
So just curious guys, This will be in reference to a Humatrope 72iu kit... I'm assuming that it comes with sterile water to reconstitute the hormone, however I know it has a shorter shelf life in the prevention of bacteria.... I am pretty sure big ****** does this number one to make money number two to make money and number three to make sure the patient is using the amount that is required in the specified time frame... I believe and client suffering form AIDS is instructed to use 18iu daily so one kit would last 4 days for them and is consistent with the aprox 5day shelf life of sterile water. Just wanted to know if you guys who have used this brand just source bac water and reconstitute it yourself or do you use the sterile and just keep it in the fridge ?
Sterile water is just that... sterile. It does not prevent the formation. Of bacteria.
Bac water does prevent the formation of bacteria because it has .9% benzoyl alcohol.
The FDA requires a shelf life of both, but how long they really last is debatable. I think that a shelf life of 5 days is absurdly short.
I will say that I have had an infection that required medical removal so I am always going to go with the bac water.
Yes, I have used sterile water but it is not my preference.
Being hospitalized for a couple of days, you can understand my conservative nature.
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Originally Posted by
Charger69
Sterile water is just that... sterile. It does not prevent the formation. Of bacteria.
Bac water does prevent the formation of bacteria because it has .9% benzoyl alcohol.
The FDA requires a shelf life of both, but how long they really last is debatable. I think that a shelf life of 5 days is absurdly short.
I will say that I have had an infection that required medical removal so I am always going to go with the bac water.
Yes, I have used sterile water but it is not my preference.
Being hospitalized for a couple of days, you can understand my conservative nature.
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That infection stemmed from a subQ sterile water injection?
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Originally Posted by
Truegrit555
That infection stemmed from a subQ sterile water injection?
No..: just pure stupidity. Not proud of the infections. NOTE : plural.
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A guy at the gym was using peptides, i think he said it was IGF mixed with something else, and BAC. In a 3ml syringe. He was using the 3ml syringe like a vial. The lurlok needle would be twisted off and he would insert a slin needle into the 3ml syringe to draw up 15 units. He repeated use of the same slin needle unit it was dull. On week 2, he was still using the same 3ml syringe, when he noticed a haze or growth look inside the syringe. The BAC did not prevent growth over that length of time. The guy was lucky he didn't get infected.
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