Anyone Bought or used Glutathion or know a Vendor

[karib574]

Looking at glutathione from dm pharma, they all say "single dose vial." But I can use BAC to reconstitute instead of what they include to use it for multiple doses, is that right? Also, how do you choose a brand?! I mean I can just go by price, but what else?

 

[AndyPanda]

Looking at glutathione from dm pharma, they all say "single dose vial." But I can use BAC to reconstitute instead of what they include to use it for multiple doses, is that right? Also, how do you choose a brand?! I mean I can just go by price, but what else?

Yes, you can use BAC and multiple doses. The only brand I’ve had negative experience with is American Remedies. There were problems with the crimps on a few vials I ordered.

 

[Airborne Daddy]

Honestly, I'd say add that extra ml of water to make it 3, because it's just too acidic at that low dilutation. Again, the 1200mg was intended for iv that has a lot more liquid than 2 or 3ml.
By any chance are you using a pen? It seems to crystallize and gel up in the vial after a day, but not in a pen.

Yeah I'll try 3.5 or 4ml as I've done 2ccs in the delt before. No pen.

 

[AndyPanda]

Honestly, I'd say add that extra ml of water to make it 3, because it's just too acidic at that low dilutation. Again, the 1200mg was intended for iv that has a lot more liquid than 2 or 3ml.
By any chance are you using a pen? It seems to crystallize and gel up in the vial after a day, but not in a pen.

Glutathione isn’t acidic. Ive been using it for a year and it’s not crystallized gelled up once.

 

[StonePny]

Glutathione isn’t acidic. Ive been using it for a year and it’s not crystallized gelled up once.

Anything below a ph of 7 is considered acidic. When you recon glutathione you get it to about 3.5 (hopefully). When I test it without buffering it's red on ph papers. That's very acidic.
I've been using it for a while too, and it has gelled up for me, not making it up.

 

[FlowerFairy]

Glutathione isn’t acidic. Ive been using it for a year and it’s not crystallized gelled up once.

Same, but I’m a few months behind Andy

 

[AndyPanda]

I guess the laws of physics are just different in our respective kitchens. 😝 I’m referring to reactivity with the body. Not a ph scale. I was going to post a bunch of regurgitated online articles about acidity and alkalinity but nobody cares and their google works fine. I don’t test it, I follow instructions and it’s never caused me an ISR. If you do test it, it's more stable at pH 3-6. For me, it’s never gelled or crystallized. Ive reconstituted with BAC, Sterile Water and now only use Ascorbic Acid. It’s a pretty stable peptide. I know that the more alkaline a solution is, the more likely it is to gel, but I wonder if it gelling for some people is from them refrigerating it? It’s stable for a week at room temperature after reconstitution and I’m able to easily draw and inject with a 30g 1/2 inch syringe.

 

[StonePny]

Room temp vs refrigeration may have a lot to do with the gelling/crystallizing.

I'll ignore the condescending, because I know it's just your way 🙂 and I've always tried to show you respect on this forum. Understand that saying "it's never caused me an ISR" doesn't mean that it doesn't for lots of other people. It's known in the Korean beauty circles to raise up painful welts. I hear it more often than not. Some people get welts and isr's from mots-c, some don't. Doesn't mean they're doing it wrong.

The reason I test it--I'm prepping it for my daughter who is pretty fragile health-wise, with zero fat on her body, so the reaction and welts have led me to test and buffer as much as I can. Also, when it's painful and burns like a m-f'er she'll be less likely to do it.
I was responding to someone's question with my experience, was not in the least trying to challenge yours.

 

[AndyPanda]

Room temp vs refrigeration may have a lot to do with the gelling/crystallizing.

I'll ignore the condescending, because I know it's just your way 🙂 and I've always tried to show you respect on this forum. Understand that saying "it's never caused me an ISR" doesn't mean that it doesn't for lots of other people. It's known in the Korean beauty circles to raise up painful welts. I hear it more often than not. Some people get welts and isr's from mots-c, some don't. Doesn't mean they're doing it wrong.

The reason I test it--I'm prepping it for my daughter who is pretty fragile health-wise, with zero fat on her body, so the reaction and welts have led me to test and buffer as much as I can. Also, when it's painful and burns like a m-f'er she'll be less likely to do it.
I was responding to someone's question with my experience, was not in the least trying to challenge yours.

All condescension aside, I hope your daughter benefits from it greatly. I think glutathione has some of the most profound benefits of any peptide.