ALERT Aqua Science bac water from amazon failed testing

[clayd]

I saw this post on reddit, sorry for crossposting, but I thought this one was important. Probably because I bought some of it! I scoured amazon to find a bac water brand I thought would reputable, it's made in the US by a real lab, but apparently still failed. It had 0.1% benzyl alcohol instead of 0.9%. It has a lot number so you can check yours if you bought it.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Retatrutide/comments/1n9nts4/amazon_solvent_alert_read_fyi

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shoulda just listened to the hospira zealots i guess

 

[slowsixstang]

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I think that CofA is from this link, where multiple waters were tested and 70% failed USP standards for BA content, pH, or both.

 

[Peotidethrowaway]

To the surprise of no one

 

[ZippityDooDah]

 

[clayd]

To the surprise of no one

really seems like making sterile water with a couple drops of alcohol in it should be easy, but apparently it's way harder than making a pure peptide

 

[dogmom]

From the Amazon reviews, someone posted they took a microscope to the water last year and found algae spores. That alone would make me not buy it.

 

[Airborne Daddy]

From the Amazon reviews, someone posted they took a microscope to the water last year and found algae spores. That alone would make me not buy it.

How could anyone screw this up? To save 3 cents a vial in benzoyl alcohol?