HOSPIRA changes in availability

[Skidude]

I made too many friends, they tell me about deals and my buy now finger is faster than my brain

I definitely fell into the description provided, and horded 3-4 years worth before adding other stacks. The Hospira thing is a little concerning but I held off on the case today. Mainly I did not want to get it too soon figuring I have until July.
DM me the discord details and will check it out.

 

[chmuse]

You two are funny. I'm having a good time following 🤣

Sorry, I talk too much. I get yelled at lot.

 

[Iamnew2this]

Sorry, I talk too much. I get yelled at lot.

You're good. I find this entertaining. I like to panic buy too! 😄

 

[zpped]

You're good. I find this entertaining. I like to panic buy too! 😄

I might have spent $5k on reta, test, and supplies last month.

 

[rkl123]

I will state again as I have in the past that this is likely a brief disruption that will return to "normal" eventually. Part of me really believes that a lot of these kind of messages from vendors (whether a "legit" medical supply house or research peptide seller, etc.) are designed to boost sales more than anything else since it seems that the nature of this hobby reliably attracts people prone to panic buying and hoarding. 👋

Welcome back!

 

[chmuse]

I might have spent $5k on reta, test, and supplies last month.

I'm hoping once things calm down to buy a few years of r and survo and then I'm set, unless I want to branch out more (I probably want more NAD and mots but I can live without those, I'll be miserable without GLP)

 

[Iamnew2this]

I might have spent $5k on reta, test, and supplies last month.

Wow! I totally understand. You want to be prepared by being stocked. You never know what might happen. Things are always changing. I have close to 2 years if not, possibly, slightly, more in tirz in my freezer. I have about 30 lbs more to lose, and then, I have maintenance. That's why I said probably more than 2 years worth. I'm not sure how often or how much I will need for maintenance right now. I was purchasing for several months, every month, for a while. I just want to be prepared. It becomes addicting after a while.

 

[zpped]

Wow! I totally understand. You want to be prepared by being stocked. You never know what might happen. Things are always changing. I have close to 2 years if not, possibly, slightly, more in tirz in my freezer. I have about 30 lbs more to lose, and then, I have maintenance. That's why I said probably more than 2 years worth. I'm not sure how often or how much I will need for maintenance right now. I was purchasing for several months, every month, for a while. I just want to be prepared. It becomes addicting after a while.

I'm currently supplying 5 family members. Personally, I'm only 15lbs from ~12% bodyfat.

 

[Morbius]

If key supplies like bacteriostatic water become unavailable, or just significantly harder to get, it would be very unfortunate. Newcomers already have a lot to learn, imagine them needing to get a pressure canner and learn sterile techniques for making BAC on top of everything else. And while making safe BAC does seem practical, it is still an added risk.

I just ordered a case from AMSCO. The extra expense sucks but even so, this lifestyle is still a crazy deal.

 

[Airborne Daddy]

Hospira isn't the only BAC water on the planet

 

[exploitedworkerbee]

the nature of this hobby reliably attracts people prone to panic buying and hoarding. 👋

guilty as charged

 

[indolent]

As of today:
AMSCO $250/box of 25
MedShift sold out, no longer taking pre-orders
Medex Supply $95/box of 25 +tax/shipping

 

[Iamnew2this]

As of today:
AMSCO $250/box of 25
MedShift sold out, no longer taking pre-orders
Medex Supply $95/box of 25 +tax/shipping

Thanks for the heads up

 

[Skidude]

As of today:
AMSCO $250/box of 25
MedShift sold out, no longer taking pre-orders
Medex Supply $95/box of 25 +tax/shipping

lol..sold

 

[Iamnew2this]

As of today:
AMSCO $250/box of 25
MedShift sold out, no longer taking pre-orders
Medex Supply $95/box of 25 +tax/shipping

I just ordered a box 😄

 

[Iamnew2this]

As of yesterday or the day before, AMSCO was charging $112, I think. I sat on it so, I just jumped on Medex.

 

[Skidude]

As of yesterday or the day before, AMSCO was charging $112, I think. I sat on it so, I just jumped on Medex.

Same, I saw farris go up from 8 to 17 and was tempted. hopped on that medex train

 

[AndyPanda]

As of today:
AMSCO $250/box of 25
MedShift sold out, no longer taking pre-orders
Medex Supply $95/box of 25 +tax/shipping

AMSCO is charging hospital prices. lol That’s absurd.

 

[beefsteak]

We have bac water at home

 

[Ted R]

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Distilled is not sterile.

 

[zpped]

Distilled is not sterile.

Sterility comes from filtering. But Pyrogen-free is what you should be looking for.

 

[Peloma]

I will state again as I have in the past that this is likely a brief disruption that will return to "normal" eventually. Part of me really believes that

Medex took it off their site...

 

[raw_oyster_eater]

boil the distilled water

 

[AndyPanda]

May be controversial, but if I am using a vial of Tirz in only one or two injections, I recon with POLYBCOM (B-Complex) from a 2ml ampule. It contains .9% Benzyl Alcohol. Some of the medspas were having it compounded with B-12 so I don’t see why we can’t do the same. I have used NEUROBION Forte as well. It doesn’t have as many B vitamins but it’s the same concept.

An ampule of either is about 50 cents.

 

[Jaylee]

Has anyone used Pfizer Injection Bacteriostatic Solution Sodium Chloride green top to reconstitute peps?

 

[AnnSolo771]

peptidetest.com has it for $7 vial, $162 case now. free shipping on purchases of $50. that's triple what I paid w/Amsco before May 15, but still better than the $8.60 a vial Amsco charges today (+shipping fees).

 

[thecook]

boil the distilled water

That does not get rid of any present endotoxins. You'd have to distill it again with depyrogenated vessels and without carrying over aerosols, then test the levels yourself.

Not sure how it is in the USA, but in many EU countries you can get fairly cheap sterile water for inhalation purposes without a prescription, which is rated at <0.5 EU/mL. Not quite as good as the <0.25 EU/mL of proper injectable water, but way better than buying distilled, where you have no guarantee of endotoxin amounts.

 

[MNSunshine]

Newbie here - Yes, I know I am late to the party, but I am looking for the best price for BAC water. I checked out Medex and it states the following: Due to regulatory requirements, this item can only be shipped to customers who have a valid Medical license on file.

Is there a particular BAC water on this site that does not have this requirement?

 

[hexagonal]

Newbie here - Yes, I know I am late to the party, but I am looking for the best price for BAC water. I checked out Medex and it states the following: Due to regulatory requirements, this item can only be shipped to customers who have a valid Medical license on file.

Is there a particular BAC water on this site that does not have this requirement?

No.

They usually just ship it to you even if you don't provide the license, though.

 

[moonpies4misfits]

boil the distilled water

Why even bother with that when sterile water for injection is readily available and cheap? Just add the BA to the already sterile water.