Does anyone truly have real hospira bac?

FarmgirlRebel said:
I just have regular cheap bac water from Walmart online pharmacy...have about 10 30ml vials left, so I will keep using them until they run out...maybe look into Hospira when the time comes.
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Curious if its from Walmart or a vendor selling reconstitution water on Walmart's website? Bac is considered a prescription only item.
 
CNCCurrency said:
Curious if its from Walmart or a vendor selling reconstitution water on Walmart's website? Bac is considered a prescription only item.
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Maybe that's why certain sites won't send that or syringes to my address in Florida.
 
Thank you for sharing! Was afraid I had bought fake hospira, especially considering it is very difficult to get here, thankfully not!
 
jordekorn said:
Someone said injectionshop, and they claim it’s real hospira, I just bought 3 bottles and some saline bac water or something for Botox. I have not received them yet. On the web site they say it’s real but don’t name it hospira, I have ordered china bac water, Amazon bac water, simple peptide bac water, and have never had a problem this far though.
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Pardon the tangential question but do you do your own Botox? And if so, how did you learn how to do it? That's something I'm probably not brave enough to try but I know people do it and am genuinely curious if you're willing to share.
 
timj382 said:
Pardon the tangential question but do you do your own Botox? And if so, how did you learn how to do it? That's something I'm probably not brave enough to try but I know people do it and am genuinely curious if you're willing to share.
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Seconded. There's no chance I'd mess around on my face, but the only thing that stops me from having my underarms done to prevent sweating and open up multiple different options for shirts is the cost. If that turned out to be fairly easy and relatively low risk, that would be something relevant to my interests.
 
timj382 said:
Pardon the tangential question but do you do your own Botox? And if so, how did you learn how to do it? That's something I'm probably not brave enough to try but I know people do it and am genuinely curious if you're willing to share.
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LOTS of resources in the beauty groups on TG. Tox would be viewed as pretty amateur over there. They do fat dissolvers (even on the face), tox, MN, and even threads (which I’d never heard of prior to joining some of those groups, but after knowing about it, it’s a NO WAY, JOSE for me). There are supposedly good how-tos on Rumble as well.
 
timj382 said:
Pardon the tangential question but do you do your own Botox? And if so, how did you learn how to do it? That's something I'm probably not brave enough to try but I know people do it and am genuinely curious if you're willing to share.
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I do, I just read a bunch on Reddit and followed rabbit hole links of where and how deep and how much, from YouTube to rumble to diagrams, also I’ve had it down by my dermatologist many times, snapped a pic right after to see where they injected, and they tell you how much they used. I have some injection books I bought recently for other things like Plla and skin boosters, but those are helpful for avoiding veins and the wrong muscles. Just like you read papers and links for peptides you can do it with Botox. I buy my Botox from Meamo and acecosm in Korea.
You could paralyze the wrong muscle and have weird eyes or a weird smile, but it hasn’t happened to me yet.
Join some ascetics reddits, diy skin care, people are always posting links and diagrams. I was shaking the first couple of times, you start with less units than you need just to make sure you don’t end up freezing the wrong things. Examples of screen shots I take when I see things I like.
 

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In Italy, BAC water is not available for purchase by private individuals. No commercial brands are accessible through retail channels.
Compounding pharmacies that prepare bacteriostatic water require a medical prescription.
I have attempted to source Hospira BAC water through online medical supply distributors (assuming product authenticity), but none were willing to ship to Italy.
If anyone has information on reliable suppliers willing to ship to Italy, I would appreciate any insight.
I am currently using product sourced from China, with the associated concerns about quality and sterility.
 
I am currently using BAC water from Driada, a Lithuanian (or Latvian, can't say) company, I bought from there my Glps until now, that company SEEMS reliable to me but like every other retailer the prices are much higher than China. The BAC water comes without COA anyway.
Since I found and joined this community I've been finding out about the whole grey world.

Regarding BAC water, said that Hospira is the "gold standard", I searched and found Birth Supplies Canada, read on this forum that they send Hospira to UK, then I thought maybe they deliver to Italy too, so 2 days ago i placed a (pre)order of a 5 pack from their site. Can't say for sure if they deliver to Italy yet, all I can say is that I received their mail that confirm that they received my order, we'll see...
 
Mara_aa said:
In Italy, BAC water is not available for purchase by private individuals. No commercial brands are accessible through retail channels.
Compounding pharmacies that prepare bacteriostatic water require a medical prescription.
I have attempted to source Hospira BAC water through online medical supply distributors (assuming product authenticity), but none were willing to ship to Italy.
If anyone has information on reliable suppliers willing to ship to Italy, I would appreciate any insight.
I am currently using product sourced from China, with the associated concerns about quality and sterility.
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I forgot to quote you in the previous message.
 
I just used Amazon bac water since I didn't really know any better at first. I will probably get Hospira next time though and probably start filtering too. I just happened to see today that Peptidetest.com sells it for $11. Not sure what countries they ship to.
 
If you approach a local pharmacy or hospital that has been provided something by Pfizer, they can order it, a local pharmacy usually is the best bet for you if you explain your research purposes, for a hospital is better if you know someone, for me my Dr did me the favor to talk with some one at the hospital to or der it for me. I paid the normal price but you get the buik ord er, so no individual vials, wont need b ac water for a really long time.

Usually bac water from other places is ok, but when dealing with peptides that are a bit special to handle, and if they are expensive like Tesa. The investment is really worth it.
 
I'm no chemist, so don't take this as advice, but am I crazy to believe that one could make their own BAC water? Like boil some distilled water, cover it and let it cool, then add the right amount of benzyl alcohol? If you used it immediately, how could you go wrong? Or maybe you could even inject it into sterile vials and keep it refrigerated to use within a few days. Should we be worried about endotoxins in distilled water? If so, can sterile water be purchased without a prescription?
 
FartfulCodger said:
I'm no chemist, so don't take this as advice, but am I crazy to believe that one could make their own BAC water? Like boil some distilled water, cover it and let it cool, then add the right amount of benzyl alcohol? If you used it immediately, how could you go wrong? Or maybe you could even inject it into sterile vials and keep it refrigerated to use within a few days. Should we be worried about endotoxins in distilled water? If so, can sterile water be purchased without a prescription?
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This was exactly where my mind went to, initially, as well. But it's so easy to source the genuine Hospira BAC and literally only $1 or less per reconstituted vial, and I'd hate to have a reconstituted vial get spoiled over trying to save that $1.

I even thought of making my own Benzyl Alcohol, as I make Methanol, Ethanol, and Acetone a couple of times a year already! Kinda add to that Breaking Bad vibe... (Turns out it'd be easier to make your own peptides than BA...)
 
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