My way of reconstituting injectable peptide

[scarywood75]

Hello all,

I just want to preface this by saying this is the way I've developed over the last few weeks, it is not perfect and still risky and may be a bit too much for some of you.

Newbies reading this, you do not need to do all of this, it's overkill, still some of the principles should apply to you, take what you want out of it!

I do not own a degree in anything, so take the below with a grain of salt and always do due diligence before attempting anything.

I'm open to suggestions! You are welcome to correct anything that's factually wrong there and/or tell us how you do it, enjoy

 

[meowTime]

may be a bit too much for some of you

understatement of the year

I'm not that one guy here who reuses vials reconned with sterile water, but if I had to do all this shit I'd just pay the ridiculous Lilly prices.

 

[delululemonade]

This is certainly… one way to do it. I’d love to know what kind of emergency procedures you have in place if you ever scrape your knee or cut yourself shaving.

 

[scarywood75]

I reconstitute for others, that is why I'm more cautious.

I wouldn't do all that only for me, but I figured some could take some of the ideas behind my procedure and adapt to their liking

 

[scarywood75]

This is certainly… one way to do it. I’d love to know what kind of emergency procedures you have in place if you ever scrape your knee or cut yourself shaving.

I'm reckless with my body aha, but not other's body

 

[scarywood75]

Also I want to mention I do this once per month and it takes like 45 mins max, the more I do it the faster I'm getting

 

[kmamz296]

This seems like such overkill and 50% of it is probably unnecessary. You do you man, but I don’t want newbies thinking this is all a necessity. Bouffants!!

 

[SmokeySquid]

You know what? I like it. I would rather a newbie go through the extra effort and over do it from a safety standpoint then just throw some water in there and start jabbing. It's certainly better than any ikea tier instructions I could come up with

Props to you scarywood. I appreciate nice organized information that can help those that are learning

 

[scarywood75]

This seems like such overkill and 50% of it is probably unnecessary. You do you man, but I don’t want newbies thinking this is all a necessity. Bouffants!!

I'm gonna edit the post to mention it's indeed not all necessary

 

[scarywood75]

You know what? I like it. I would rather a newbie go through the extra effort and over do it from a safety standpoint then just throw some water in there and start jabbing. It's certainly better than any ikea tier instructions I could come up with

Props to you scarywood. I appreciate nice organized information that can help those that are learning

Thanks! Really appreciated!

 

[Vicki]

This makes my basement gym/lab look shameful . I got one of those little stainless steel trays to work on and thought I was a chemist.

 

[scarywood75]

This makes my basement gym/lab look shameful . I got one of those little stainless steel trays to work on and thought I was a chemist.

Don't say that's I'm sure it's perfectly fine, proof of that is you're still there typing this

 

[raw_oyster_eater]

i'm getting some seriously anal-retentive vibes...

 

[scarywood75]

i'm getting some seriously anal-retentive vibes...

Yup that's me, strangely not in everything aha

 

[delululemonade]

This makes my basement gym/lab look shameful . I got one of those little stainless steel trays to work on and thought I was a chemist.

Oooh maybe I’ll use my disco tray next time.

 

[boofingit]

"How to LARP as a pharmaceutical chemist"

 

[scarywood75]

"How to LARP as a pharmaceutical chemist"

We all have a bit of that chemist side here I'm sure

 

[exploitedworkerbee]

Thorough.

 

[MiniatureSnail]

This makes my basement gym/lab look shameful . I got one of those little stainless steel trays to work on and thought I was a chemist.

I had just planned to do this on my kitchen counter, next to the bread and honey .... Maybe now I'm reconsidering...? lol

 

[brentm]

I'd question the use of IPA as a sanitizer for your area. There are better products that are strong enough to kill alcohol resistant germs (such as MRSA and mold spores).

Bleach is cheap and available. Some ratio of that with DI water would probably be a more effective cleanser. Or a hospital grade off the shelf spray.