I want to reconstitute some GHK-Cu 50mg later today and plan on using 6mL BAC both to make my unit dose not super small and to mitigate some of the sting. I plan on using a pen, so 3mL is the max I can load into a cartridge. For the other 3mL, I could load those into a second cartridge or…
Store it in a 3mL vial, and then when my current cartridge is done, reload from the vial to the cartridge. Why and I thinking of this? To save on cartridge use: I have a lot of sterile 3mL vials and not that many cartridges. I buy carts from goodlifesupplies because I trust their sterility, but I also will have to pay a shipping fee to get more since I don’t have any big orders coming up. My main concern would be the sterility of putting the aliquot into my just-finished cartridge since pen needles are double sided. But if that’s a valid concern, wouldn’t there be sterility problems during the use of cartridges in general, especially toward the end?
Is this vial storage idea frugal problem solving or insomnia-induced idiocy?😜
Store it in a 3mL vial, and then when my current cartridge is done, reload from the vial to the cartridge. Why and I thinking of this? To save on cartridge use: I have a lot of sterile 3mL vials and not that many cartridges. I buy carts from goodlifesupplies because I trust their sterility, but I also will have to pay a shipping fee to get more since I don’t have any big orders coming up. My main concern would be the sterility of putting the aliquot into my just-finished cartridge since pen needles are double sided. But if that’s a valid concern, wouldn’t there be sterility problems during the use of cartridges in general, especially toward the end?
Is this vial storage idea frugal problem solving or insomnia-induced idiocy?😜
