Hospira Bac 28 days Later

What is the final verdict guys. To keep punctured Hospira vial in the fridge or in the room temperature. I believe opinions are 50/50, but what exactly your experience indicates?
 
BNLFL said:
I do a dark cabinet in the garage.
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Hope it's separated from the common garage stuff 😁 Anyway I'm a bit lost, but closer to store in the kitchen cabinet, wrapped in a tin foil...but hesitation is still strong. Paid around €50 for 2 vials, so would like to have it in the best condition as long as possible.
 
ultima thule said:
Hope it's separated from the common garage stuff 😁 Anyway I'm a bit lost, but closer to store in the kitchen cabinet, wrapped in a tin foil...but hesitation is still strong. Paid around €50 for 2 vials, so would like to have it in the best condition as long as possible.
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Really? Lawnmower, gas, a car, lots of spray paint, lube sprays, chemical sprays in pump up sprayer for weeds and insects.
Tin Foil.webp
 
I definitely just use the bottle until empty. I think I have three bottles open right now because I keep losing them 🫣

$25 is a rip off. The prices did just go up but plenty of places are still selling it for $10-15 per bottle. It will probably end up going up, but not up to 25, at least not soon.
 
Depending on how much my wife and I are researching a bottle of hospira lasts 1-4 months till it’s empty. I have never had a problem.

I would feel safer using 4 month old hospira versus a freshly opened vendor supplied bac water.
 
ultima thule said:
What is the final verdict guys. To keep punctured Hospira vial in the fridge or in the room temperature. I believe opinions are 50/50, but what exactly your experience indicates?
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Well, you can do it the mfgrs way, keep it at room temp and pitch at 28 days.

Or, you can toss it in the fridge, and keep it 90+ days, breaking-bad style. (you know this is the way...)

Alternately, you can see this as a sign that you're doing it wrong. You're simply not using enough BAC water. Increase peptides consumption to match your desired water interval. GHK-Cu, TB500, BPC-157, Cagrilintide, Retatrutide, Tirzepatide. Hydrapeak! Storage trays! Buy another pen! Buy them in lots of 10! Needles! Alcohol swabs! More vials! Autoclave! UV Sterilizer! Downdraft hood! GAAAH!!!
 
I place my open hospira in a 3-D printed single bottle holder in the fridge for 60+ days without issue. Since it’s so hard to come by now and a very stable compound I’ve had zero issues.

I’d rather use properly stored and enclosed 60 day old hospira than new vendor or amazon Bac.
 
I also do up to 90 days, but I tend to run out within 60 days or less. My husband and I use it up doing quite a few peps.
 
Ok, but how long does BAC water last without ever being used/punctured?
 
Ticks said:
I finally bit the bullet and bought the expensive hospira bac, I could only find 30 ML. I have read multiple times to discard after 30 days. I will only go through about 5 ML in that time. Did I just pay 25$ per vial to use 1/6 and throw the rest away or are you guys keeping these for longer? I figured maybe I could transfer it to fresh vials to make it last longer but id like to know if you guys are actually sticking to this 1 month expiration. Peptide research is an expensive hobby, might need to start an onlyfans
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Keep it in the dark and use strict aseptic technique. If it’s not cloudy, it’s fine.
 
V6R3W said:
That's impressive. Is the data public/shared? Where could I find it?
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It’s on Peppy’s. If you’ve joined there, it was available. There was a long discussion and they specifically asked for unopened expired bottles. That was the oldest one when I was reading the thread.
 
V6R3W said:
STG did some testing on BA levels over time. I don't have the chart handy, but the TLDR version is that it was stable for 90 days after first puncture.
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For the sake of backing up what I claimed here, I found it.

1000111767.webp
 
Estarossa19 said:
I've been using my bottle since February. Think I read somewhere that the 28 day rule is for hospitals since the vials are getting punctured constantly. Surely information I randomly read can't be wrong 🤓
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5byfive said:
I use a vial access spike on mine. Let's you draw from the bottle without puncturing the top multiple times.

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How long can it last with the vial access spike?
 
ultima thule said:
What is the final verdict guys. To keep punctured Hospira vial in the fridge or in the room temperature. I believe opinions are 50/50, but what exactly your experience indicates?
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Container directions say to store at room temperature. You do whatever you want.
 
woundcarping said:
Captain Buzzkill strikes again. I wanted to like vial spikes when I started, but didn't love what I read about them for my applications so I let the feeling wane.
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Yeah, I picked some up. Not a fan. I pin at 5am. It's too much of a hassle.
 
Has anyone been "brave" enough to just use plain ol' sterile water?
 
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