When you initially reconstituted it, was the solution clear, and did it later become cloudy after refrigeration?View attachment 11496
Got it from JEEP. Reconstituted 50mg with 3ml of bac water. It’s been 3 days and looks opaque compared to the previous ghk cu I bought from Sigma Audley.
Is this good/beneficial to use? Or has it been degraded and wasted?
It def looked more vibrant , and yea it became cloudy after.When you initially reconstituted it, was the solution clear, and did it later become cloudy after refrigeration?
When you initially reconstituted it, was the solution clear, and did it later become cloudy after refrigeration?
GHK-Cu is sensitive to concentration, pH, and temperature. To prevent cloudiness/precipitation, it should be reconstituted more dilute (for example, 50 mg with 5–10 mL), mixed gently without shaking, and stored consistently in the refrigerator without freezing or large temperature swings. Using fresh BAC water, minimizing vial punctures, and allowing it to warm to room temperature before use also helps keep it stable.I wouldn’t use it in its current cloudy state. GHK-Cu should remain clear, and cloudiness after refrigeration—especially at this concentration—likely indicates precipitation or instability. Since it doesn’t match how your previous Sigma-Aldrich GHK-Cu behaved, I’m erring on the side of safety and not using it.
That reminds me of reconning HGH (very fragile compared to a GLP). If I forget to use a vent needle during recon, instant foaming due to the vacuum of the vial causing the BAC to mix too quick/hard.GHK-Cu is sensitive to concentration, pH, and temperature. To prevent cloudiness/precipitation, it should be reconstituted more dilute (for example, 50 mg with 5–10 mL), mixed gently without shaking, and stored consistently in the refrigerator without freezing or large temperature swings.
Yea I would definitely like to see that myselfYou should take a pic of your vial, syringe isn't as transparent as glass.
GHK-Cu is sensitive to concentration, pH, and temperature. To prevent cloudiness/precipitation, it should be reconstituted more dilute (for example, 50 mg with 5–10 mL), mixed gently without shaking, and stored consistently in the refrigerator without freezing or large temperature swings. Using fresh BAC water, minimizing vial punctures, and allowing it to warm to room temperature before use also helps keep it stable.
You should take a pic of your vial, syringe isn't as transparent as glass.
That reminds me of reconning HGH (very fragile compared to a GLP). If I forget to use a vent needle during recon, instant foaming due to the vacuum of the vial causing the BAC to mix too quick/hard.

I don't know about cloudy or not, but the spots would bother me if it was my stuff. Air bubbles?View attachment 11496
Got it from JEEP. Reconstituted 50mg with 3ml of bac water. It’s been 3 days and looks opaque compared to the previous ghk cu I bought from Sigma Audley.
Is this good/beneficial to use? Or has it been degraded and wasted?
Is that white matter at the bottom of the vial?
Stuff in the vial looks ok to me.
But if you add a liter of BAC, anything would be clear enough.Despite its color, it should still be perfectly clear, allowing light to pass through without cloudiness, haziness, or floating particles.
The reconstituted GHK-Cu solution appears to be clear and translucent, with the expected blue color.
i asked chatgpt, he said throw that shi out LOL, anyways just ordered bigger syringes 5ml for reconstitution with 30g to not splash all the water inside the peptideThe problem may the definition of clear. I uploaded your pics, and Gemini says the syringe and vial are both clear:
And use a vent needle, like even a syringe needle would work for venting the vacuum. Otherwise, the BAC can come in very quick and hard.i asked chatgpt, he said throw that shi out LOL, anyways just ordered bigger syringes 5ml for reconstitution with 30g to not splash all the water inside the peptide
bought this: https://syringesneedlesdepot.com/pr...QL74HVXS1k1UGTe84CH4ZUJZ0bMbjGfz_21NPzmJTasPzAnd use a vent needle, like even a syringe needle would work for venting the vacuum. Otherwise, the BAC can come in very quick and hard.
lol why u linked syringes without needle? did the one i linked's needles are not good?Looks fine. This place also sells name brand, Easy Touch:
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Easy Touch - 5 CC Syringe Only - GPZ Med Lab
These individually wrapped single-use syringes without needles are designed and manufactured to be ultra-clear with well-defined markings for dose accuracy. This luer lock syringe features a smooth surface for low friction dispensing. Features: Extended plunger gasket for minimal dead space...www.gpzmedlab.com