Switching to Serile Inj Water

[woolyg]

Has anyone switched to single-use sterile inj water with the growing shortage of BAC water? I know there is a YT video going about saying it's fine? Just wondering what the general consensus is?

Sterile inj water is so easy to get for free in the UK!!

 

[BigJDog]

From what I’ve read. Get smaller mg peptide vials, stay in the month per vial range.

 

[woolyg]

Yes, I was going to try it with Pine, it's only a 10-day cycle, every 4 months, so it would make the ideal experiment.

 

[woolyg]

Here is the video for anyone interested.

View: https://youtu.be/r5C93GqXTUo?si=RWLAQTJOeq5yPDZx

 

[Calm Logic]

with the growing shortage of BAC

We will never fully run out of Hospira at "relatively" affordable prices, IMHO. I have over a case worth now though, to keep flexibility with pricing.

Other options include well-tested BAC or DIY BAC. But considering some Nazis used benzyl alcohol for killing people, I'm not excited about DIY.

 

[woolyg]

Over here it's near-on impossible at the moment to get Hospira Bac. I did consider adding the benzyl alcohol to my Sterile water, but you are just adding more risk.

 

[eidos]

I reconstitute the 5amq with sterile water (I did it again this afternoon). I’ve switched to 0.9% NaCl (without BA, Braun brand, €10 for 20x 10ml ampoules) for ss31, MOTS-c, and GHK-Cu: anything that causes reactions due to hypotonicity.

I still have plenty of BA water left, enough to last a year, so I'm sticking with that for Tirz, Reta, and KPV.
I don't use NaCl solo in the multi-dose vials, only in the pens, for a week or two.