I was going to say I noticed they look a bit different but then thought it could be the angle, where the label is, the top of the left one etc so I dont know.
I filter into new vials so unfortunately that won't help. Good catch though.
I'm gonna have to start labeling first. I'm usually pretty organized but this time I wasn't paying attention. I filter mine into a new vial.
Yeah, part of my obsessive nature is, when kits come in, I have little stickers that I have had custom made $$ that I put on every vial...I do them a kit at a time when they arrive so there is no mistaking what is in the vials...I had some Selank and Semax come in in the same shipment, and they were both identical blue cap...no way was I going to mix them up if a vial or two escaped and got mixed in with the others..(not that Selank or Semax would have mattered that much, amiright?)...but that's part of the peptide deal that appeals to my enjoyment/obsession and it works for me...Also shown are some of vials labeled after I recon and filter into a sterile vial with dilution concentration label....
Live a little. Just draw it up and enjoy the effects. 🤣 I'm gonna draw up each at the same lowest dose possible and hope for good results. 🤣🤣🤣
Yes but it wouldn't have helped because I filter into a new vial.
Meh, I filter also, but I have my labeled vial in front on me, filter into a sterile vial, the sterile vial not only gets the same label in real time but also a dose concentration label...Gunna do a BPC vial like that in the morning...
I usually do one at a time and label. I just don't know what I was thinking. Obviously I wasn't.
Very nice I'm Kinda OCD about documentation. And neatness is the cherry on top. You've just showed me exactly what I need to do .
I get ya. I filter into pen cartridges and the cartridge goes directly into the designated pen. I'm glad ya got two that will work well with similar dosing
