Hospira Bac 28 days Later

[Ticks]

I finally bit the bullet and bought the expensive hospira bac, I could only find 30 ML. I have read multiple times to discard after 30 days. I will only go through about 5 ML in that time. Did I just pay 25$ per vial to use 1/6 and throw the rest away or are you guys keeping these for longer? I figured maybe I could transfer it to fresh vials to make it last longer but id like to know if you guys are actually sticking to this 1 month expiration. Peptide research is an expensive hobby, might need to start an onlyfans

 

[FartfulCodger]

Most people use it much longer than 30 days. Just make sure it doesn't look cloudy. Please post your OF link once you've got some pics up. 😆

 

[dgoldrich]

I use mine for at least 90 days and I have had no issues

 

[5byfive]

I use a vial access spike on mine. Let's you draw from the bottle without puncturing the top multiple times.

https://www.undergroundsupply.shop/product/vial-spike-adapter-clave/

 

[FRMN01]

I used last bottle over 2 months, until it was empty. Also, normal price for hospira bac is about $10-11. You are in right forum here. Ask questions.

 

[Dos-Dox]

I have the same approach as other posters above. I have no problem using BAC for 90 days and I also use a vial spike like 5byfive does. I store it in a 3D printed tall BAC box like shown in this example.

If I’m in the 3rd month on it, then I probably won’t use it to recon a fresh vial of reta, for example, because a vial of that lasts me quite a while. So whatever you decide your line is for how long you’ll use a bottle of BAC, keep your overall time in mind (# days your BAC itself has been open and # days it’ll take you to use whatever compound you’re reconstituting).

 

[V6R3W]

STG did some testing on BA levels over time. I don't have the chart handy, but the TLDR version is that it was stable for 90 days after first puncture.

 

[Estarossa19]

I've been using my bottle since February. Think I read somewhere that the 28 day rule is for hospitals since the vials are getting punctured constantly. Surely information I randomly read can't be wrong 🤓

 

[Vash]

I finally bit the bullet and bought the expensive hospira bac, I could only find 30 ML. I have read multiple times to discard after 30 days. I will only go through about 5 ML in that time. Did I just pay 25$ per vial to use 1/6 and throw the rest away or are you guys keeping these for longer? I figured maybe I could transfer it to fresh vials to make it last longer but id like to know if you guys are actually sticking to this 1 month expiration. Peptide research is an expensive hobby, might need to start an onlyfans

I keep mine for 90 days. So far so good.

And $25 for one bottle is crazy. $10/bottle from Injection Shop. I think they’re currently on backorder but check em out. They’re a forum sponsor.

 

[sheilarae74]

I sure hope so, because I intend to use an entire vial of Hospira next time I have to reconstitute a new 100mg vial of GHK-CU.

 

[HereKittyKitty]

I have the same approach as other posters above. I have no problem using BAC for 90 days and I also use a vial spike like 5byfive does. I store it in a 3D printed tall BAC box like shown in this example.

If I’m in the 3rd month on it, then I probably won’t use it to recon a fresh vial of reta, for example, because a vial of that lasts me quite a while. So whatever you decide your line is for how long you’ll use a bottle of BAC, keep your overall time in mind (# days your BAC itself has been open and # days it’ll take you to use whatever compound you’re reconstituting).

This is the way.

 

[deluge]

I store it in a 3D printed tall BAC box like shown in this example.

Link appears dead? Just opens a blank web browser page on Safari (MacBook). Right mouse "Search with Google" gives me a Google search of the words "This Example"....

 

[Maximus]

I finally bit the bullet and bought the expensive hospira bac, I could only find 30 ML. I have read multiple times to discard after 30 days. I will only go through about 5 ML in that time. Did I just pay 25$ per vial to use 1/6 and throw the rest away or are you guys keeping these for longer? I figured maybe I could transfer it to fresh vials to make it last longer but id like to know if you guys are actually sticking to this 1 month expiration. Peptide research is an expensive hobby, might need to start an onlyfans

I've always used my Hospira BAC to empty. Last one went close to 7 months. My current one is at about 4 months. I keep them in a kitchen drawer. This is water after all. Good luck with your research!

 

[BNLFL]

I use a vial access spike on mine. Let's you draw from the bottle without puncturing the top multiple times.

https://www.undergroundsupply.shop/product/vial-spike-adapter-clave/

Happen to have a picture of it on the vial. I've been tossing this around.

I have the same approach as other posters above. I have no problem using BAC for 90 days and I also use a vial spike like 5byfive does. I store it in a 3D printed tall BAC box like shown in this example.

If I’m in the 3rd month on it, then I probably won’t use it to recon a fresh vial of reta, for example, because a vial of that lasts me quite a while. So whatever you decide your line is for how long you’ll use a bottle of BAC, keep your overall time in mind (# days your BAC itself has been open and # days it’ll take you to use whatever compound you’re reconstituting).

Link doesn't work.

I keep mine for 90 days. So far so good.

And $25 for one bottle is crazy. $10/bottle from Injection Shop. I think they’re currently on backorder but check em out. They’re a forum sponsor.

That's what I was thinking.

 

[Dos-Dox]

Link appears dead? Just opens a blank web browser page on Safari (MacBook). Right mouse "Search with Google" gives me a Google search of the words "This Example"....

Link doesn't work

Try this. It’s just another thread on this forum where I attached a pic:

Post in thread 'Has anyone used these?'
https://glp1forum.com/threads/has-anyone-used-these.13733/post-150533

 

[HereKittyKitty]

Try this. It’s just another thread on this forum where I attached a pic:

Post in thread 'Has anyone used these?'
https://glp1forum.com/threads/has-anyone-used-these.13733/post-150533

I just received spikes and covers. Not Curos. It's a short spike with a wide base. I have seen vial cases for the tall spike but not for the short wide one. I'm not at home to photograph them.

 

[RetCurious]

I finally bit the bullet and bought the expensive hospira bac, I could only find 30 ML. I have read multiple times to discard after 30 days. I will only go through about 5 ML in that time. Did I just pay 25$ per vial to use 1/6 and throw the rest away or are you guys keeping these for longer? I figured maybe I could transfer it to fresh vials to make it last longer but id like to know if you guys are actually sticking to this 1 month expiration. Peptide research is an expensive hobby, might need to start an onlyfans

 

[Laxfinity]

I am currently at 4 months on my vial.

 

[trojanpeptide]

Where is the chart from @RetCurious ? How is this BAC stored? In a sealed bottle? It keeps mentioning air removed for testing, not sure. Where are the error bars?

 

[woundcarping]

I just tossed the vial I opened on 1/9/26 and cracked a new one. My general guideline is 90 days, but that doesn’t mean reconstitute a long lasting vial on day 89 and keep the reconned vial another 60 or whatever days.

Time wise I’ll get 4 R60 vials from this vial, enough for 105 days. I’ll stop using the vial when I recon the last R60. Hopefully I’ll be trying some new things between now and then.


I dropped 40lb and took 60mg of BPC with that $10 vial of BAC, heck of a deal.

 

[RetCurious]

Where is the chart from @RetCurious ?

Found it posted on STG, I'd guess it was from their testing server that got nuked.

How is this BAC stored?

As noted in the graphic, 2 were stored at room tempt, one was refrigerated.

In a sealed bottle?

One would assume? I've never seen it not in a sealed bottle.

It keeps mentioning air removed for testing, not sure. Where are the error bars?

It states air was added.
What error bars are you referring to?

 

[HereKittyKitty]

Hospira is allowed to recon my test materials only to the usage limit of the peptide 90 days once the H is cracked open.

I dip into the H vial for up to 60 days.

 

[BNLFL]

I just received spikes and covers. Not Curos. It's a short spike with a wide base. I have seen vial cases for the tall spike but not for the short wide one. I'm not at home to photograph them.

Would those be worth it drawing from a reconned vial with a 8mm needle for shots? Although I had no issues again today with the 31g 8mm.

 

[woundcarping]

Would those be worth it drawing from a reconned vial with a 8mm needle for shots? Although I had no issues again today with the 31g 8mm.

I don't see much value to vial spikes in general, but for drawing your daily dose, they would be slower/more hassle/more expense having to use a luer lock barrel and needle vs an insulin syringe.

 

[BNLFL]

I'll drop the thought. Thanks.

 

[woundcarping]

I'll drop the thought. Thanks.

Captain Buzzkill strikes again. I wanted to like vial spikes when I started, but didn't love what I read about them for my applications so I let the feeling wane.

 

[BNLFL]

Captain Buzzkill strikes again. I wanted to like vial spikes when I started, but didn't love what I read about them for my applications so I let the feeling wane.

Nah, There was a short time when I got the 31g 8mm that was a bitch. I have it down now, I need to make sure I hit the center of the stopper. 31s bend easy.

 

[trojanpeptide]

What error bars are you referring to?

from samples, like 3 samples will create a standard deviation which is used to show error margins. Anyhow,

The reason I asked is I'd assume it was opened bac, but if it's sealed, from a supplier, I'd think it would last longer than 3 months.

 

[HereKittyKitty]

I don't see much value to vial spikes in general, but for drawing your daily dose, they would be slower/more hassle/more expense having to use a luer lock barrel and needle vs an insulin syringe.

Seems to me it would lessen the likelihood of coring for vials I am in and out of often. Hospira? Maybe. GHK-Cu? Most likely.

 

[Ryanking11]

I’d use it for more than 30 days personally