Smart move on the stuff made alongside industrial cleaning chemicals.
I can’t find it! I also don’t know how much I’ll need for a kit of GLOW70, so might have to keep it lower on the budget end of things.
Peptidetest has it for $15 per vial.
That's where I bought mine from. I only bought 3, but might buy more later.
If you inject 2mg of Glow50/10/10 per day, 1 vial will last 25 days. 25 days later, you recon the next vial of glow. That's one Hospira bottle (if you only keep the used Hospira for 28 days as directed on the bottle). 10 vials = 5 Hospira. Now, as you are willing to buy bac from any source, and risk it, it may be less of a risk to keep that first Hospira bottle for 50 days (for 3 cycles), to reduce your cost. You could decide to filter your tap water, or the Aqua vial to reduce your risk, now the cost goes up. On other very large forums, folks have shown pictures of ants, cellulose, and other debris in cheap Bac vials. And the pH is unknown. Ph testing is a pain, and adds to the cost. I have gone thru this experiment myself. Welcome, and keep searching the forum for info.
They have a new URL. Is posted on the old form.
And the Subscribe and Save option makes it even cheaper. Even cheaper than those recent bulk deals per bottle.
Ahh, I didn't realize the big savings at stake.
Must've missed it. I only saw those bulk order deals of 10 bottles, I dont need as many, plus buying from Amazon is a breeze. How could one screw up water?
Have you heard of Flint?
My one experience with Amaxon to get BAC water turned out badly, with me discarding the vial of peptides. Plenty of folks have described bad experiences with Amazon BAC water.
One guy here tested water from a vendor that had a PH of 10. So yeah... 😀
My philosophy about the price is pretty simple, yet so hard to get most people to comprehend. It makes no sense to me that after saving hundreds, maybe even thousands of dollars by taking the peptide route, why they would be so willing to use Amazon mystery water in order to save the cost of a cup of coffee. Especially if reconstituting an expensive product, it would really suck to ruin one or more $50 vials of peptides just to save $3 on a bottle of BAC.
Another frustrating factor is the idiots who proclaim Amazon water as perfectly safe since they've never had an issue. They're like the heroin addict who has never died of an overdose telling everyone how safe a hobby it is.
