My Reta came clumped up in 1 big clump

[keangkong]

you could re-vacuum it by pulling air out with a big syringe.

What would that accomplish?

 

[raw_oyster_eater]

What would that accomplish?

it would create a vacuum in the vial.

 

[ronnieslab]

First time receiving peptides, is it normal for the product to get clumped up into one big piece inside the vials like that? I tried rotating the package put some will just stay stuck or move down but stay in one clump. Just wanted to know before I reconstitute.

Yes it's normal I ordered 10 and they came in looking like a cotton pellet.. 😆

 

[keangkong]

it would create a vacuum in the vial.

This question is addressed to those from healthcare backgrounds or anyone else who knows the answer: Is there an any advantage to creating a vacuum in a newly reconstituted vial of peptides?

 

[siouxstine]

I did a lot of research weeks into ordering, and I have not read or watched anything about this specific situation. How would I have discovered this before ordering? Also you said you do not believe I am not ready to go gray, so you're saying I am ready. I'm so confused lol

None of us is ready until we do it. That can probably be said about a lot of things!

 

[adria37]

This question is addressed to those from healthcare backgrounds or anyone else who knows the answer: Is there an any advantage to creating a vacuum in a newly reconstituted vial of peptides?

no just from handling lots of biological drugs there is no benefit and may cause damage to the peptide.

 

[keangkong]

I’m waiting for your next post along the lines of not being able to shit for 5 days

Then it's possible that constipation will turn into diarrhea. It's weird that the same medicine can cause either.

 

[raw_oyster_eater]

prune juice

 

[keangkong]

When you're reconstituting is it okay to use the same 1ml syringe to withdraw the bac water after you put it in the product vial, lets say 3-5 times? Ideally I should have gotten a bigger one for that but I didn't really think about it lol. Also this is a good idea to remove the vacuum thanks for sharing

I'm not going to tell you what's okay since I don't actually know. I personally use a 3 ml syringe to withdraw the BAC. Due to its size, I only have a need to use it once.

 

[imtiredofbeingfat]

None of us is ready until we do it. That can probably be said about a lot of things!

I agree, anything new has a learning curve. The best thing to do is just limit your mistakes for example (learning from wonderful people on this forum)

 

[Yankeegurl_LQJ]

I also use a 3ml syringe for reconstitution. Ideally, the least amount of holes put in the stopper, the better.