BAC testing?

[Bflo_Bflo_Bflo_Bfl]

I just bought some BAC water on Amazon. I found it through the Amazon storefront of a USA based company that’s been in business since the early 80’s. Given that they’re a real company, US based, and that they have a history, I’m a little more inclined to trust them than I would be if it was some fly-by-night with a name with too many consonants.

Still, I have to wonder what I’m actually getting. I can check the pH but that doesn’t tell me much. Is there anything I can do to find out what’s actually in there? I got a two pack and I’d be willing to sacrifice one on a test. I’m hoping there’s an answer aside from “Go spend $300 on a lab analysis” but I suspect that might be the only way.

 

[ZippityDooDah]

Is there anything I can do to find out what’s actually in there?

Stop buying "BAC" on Amazon. Problem staying solved.

Or spend a few hundred bucks having a vial tested, and if it turns out OK cross your fingers that you maybe get the same thing when you re-order.

Seems less expensive just to buy the name brand stuff to me.

 

[Bflo_Bflo_Bflo_Bfl]

It took a lot of searching but I did find some name brand stuff in stock. I’ve got one on the way. Hopefully that supplier works out, and if I get my single vial I’ll order a six year supply (I’m targeting semas generic date for my hoard). I bought this Amazon stuff to have as a backup, and possibly to let people know about an easy place to get BAC - if I can convince myself it’s kosher.

$300 for a test might be worth it if I could test and then stock up. But if my name brand source works out I won’t need to spend the $. I could, just as a service to the community, but I’m not flush enough to be that altruistic. Maybe I can bribe a broke grad student to let me into their lab so I can mess around with their stuff. I actually know a few MDs & PhDs who run labs. Maybe I can take one out for a succulent Chinese lunch and brown nose my way into access to some cool equipment (and help using it).

 

[rkl123]

Stop buying "BAC" on Amazon. Problem staying solved.

Or spend a few hundred bucks having a vial tested, and if it turns out OK cross your fingers that you maybe get the same thing when you re-order.

Seems less expensive just to buy the name brand stuff to me.

I have a hoarde of it...but it is indeed getting scarcer. Sources are actually enforcing things. End game: anyone who doesn't have name brand already will need Chinese BAC going forward.

 

[Taylor1995]

Stop buying "BAC" on Amazon. Problem staying solved.

Or spend a few hundred bucks having a vial tested, and if it turns out OK cross your fingers that you maybe get the same thing when you re-order.

Seems less expensive just to buy the name brand stuff to me.

Noob here, what is the name brand stuff?

 

[vewdew34]

Noob here, what is the name brand stuff?

Hospira Bac water thats the brand name.

 

[frankpeptid]

I'm not sure where you guys are getting hospira BAC. I ordered from Jun 14 from medex and it said "in stock" and they deducted funds same day, but still no shipping. I've emailed them 3 times and got 1 reply saying basically they don't know when it'll be shipped.

So this BS is why peeps are ordering from Amazon.

 

[MrsPatmore]

I'm not sure where you guys are getting hospira BAC. I ordered from Jun 14 from medex and it said "in stock" and they deducted funds same day, but still no shipping. I've emailed them 3 times and got 1 reply saying basically they don't know when it'll be shipped.

So this BS is why peeps are ordering from Amazon.

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I ordered from them. They charged my card and then declined my order. Didn’t refund my card though. I filed a dispute with my cc company and it was resolved and my money refunded within a day. You probably need to go that route as well.

 

[keangkong]

I just bought some BAC water on Amazon. I found it through the Amazon storefront of a USA based company that’s been in business since the early 80’s. Given that they’re a real company, US based, and that they have a history, I’m a little more inclined to trust them than I would be if it was some fly-by-night with a name with too many consonants.

Still, I have to wonder what I’m actually getting. I can check the pH but that doesn’t tell me much. Is there anything I can do to find out what’s actually in there? I got a two pack and I’d be willing to sacrifice one on a test. I’m hoping there’s an answer aside from “Go spend $300 on a lab analysis” but I suspect that might be the only way.

You can test things such as the amount of alcohol, the type, sterility, and pH. However, that leaves a great number of other things that can go wrong with BAC water. It appears that it's harder to make good BAC water than it is to make good peptides. That's why many folks who would never consider purchasing the name brand GLP-1 drugs insist on using only Hospira BAC water.

 

[Bflo_Bflo_Bflo_Bfl]

You can test things such as the amount of alcohol, the type, sterility, and pH. However, that leaves a great number of other things that can go wrong with BAC water. It appears that it's harder to make good BAC water than it is to make good peptides. That's why many folks who would never consider purchasing the name brand GLP-1 drugs insist on using only Hospira BAC water.

I was having a lot of trouble finding good BAC but finally managed to get a bottle. It was almost $20 but hopefully I only need to spend that much once. Now I’m waiting for that Canadian site everyone likes to get stock back.