Anyone buying from ERP

[JoonyO]

Acetic Acid is Vinegar

Why don't I get the feeling this is a wise thing to dilute my SLU with? smh

 

[JoonyO]

I contacted them, twice about the cap and then again when it wasn't effective. They were no help, stating "It’s possible that variables within your current research protocol may be influencing the results you’re observing." I used the same BAC I've used on my other Reta from them and the next vial two days later (from them), was effective.

I'd ask for a replacement since the others were OK. Stuff happens. If they're a good firm they'll take care of ya. If they won't I'd let 'em know you'll not use them again ( they could care less, I'm sure ) and that you're going to let others know of your experience.
That's me, anyway. You do you.

 

[latviantower]

Why don't I get the feeling this is a wise thing to dilute my SLU with? smh

Acetic acid is nothing to fear. For injection it’s 0.6% sterile solution. Not too pricey and easily available. I’m running IGF-LR3 and that’s reconned with AA. I use a 1 ml syringe, draw up my 10-20 units, then draw about four times that amount of BAC to buffer the potential acidic burn.

I have seen others post that they don’t experience a burn even without buffering.

 

[JoonyO]

Acetic acid is nothing to fear. For injection it’s 0.6% sterile solution. Not too pricey and easily available. I’m running IGF-LR3 and that’s reconned with AA. I use a 1 ml syringe, draw up my 10-20 units, then draw about four times that amount of BAC to buffer the potential acidic burn.

I have seen others post that they don’t experience a burn even without buffering.

Hmm. Thanks for elaborating. So it's added TO BAC to help dissolve...not just THE ONLY SOLUTION you use. It's a mix of both- 1 parts to 4. OK. That's kind of not so bad sounding now. THANK YOU! 🤓🙏