It is super expensive for me to order from peptide test since I am from Europe. I have been looking for my supplies in and around Belgium. The filters I found were also US based but their delivery cost to Europe was a lot lower then the one from peptide test .I use this BAC water (see picture) and never had any problems with it with the Tirz I used from my previous vendor. It worked just fine up until now.
Hahaha I like adding visuals to stuff don’t take it personal.🙌
It’s French btw, not even my mother language 🤣
I got this pack from them today. Hospira BAC and sterile filters, great price! I haven’t used them just yet, but I got what I ordered & quickly, if that helps!
I agree they look like they check the boxes as far as I can see. The only thing I don't see mentioned unless I missed it is male/female luer lock for attaching syringes/needles. The picture looks like it is showing a luer lock though I think.
How long was the shipping? I'm thinking of doing multiple bottles and filters to get the free shipping.
I believe all of these style filters are luer lock on the syringe side and luer slip on the needle side. Most needles can do either slip or lock.
Nah. I posted a price breakdown of what I paid for the supplies I am personally using, but I don't sell stuff. Here's what I came up with:
I hope someone reputable ends up offering such a kit, though. I had to buy many of these things in large quantities (25-100) from multiple different vendors. It was a pain in the ass.
The Hospira bacteriostatic water I received from peptidetest.com last month was identical in all ways (down to the batch code and expiration) to the same product ordered from AMSCO.
This sterile water for injection doesn’t contain a preservative like benzyl alcohol. It’s sterile, but for single use, not multi-dose. Someone else EU-based was saying how difficult it was for them to source a water with a preservative. Do you use syringes or pens/cartridges? Maybe cartridges would be safer? Though, there must be so many of you using this.
I use syringes. I had no idea the BAC water should contain a preservative. Is that necessary when using the 2mg ampules? They are for single use.
No actually they are not. I use the 2mg ampules for my 10mg vial which I use three times over a period of 3 weeks. I am on a low dose and try to stay on low dose as long as I can. Is that problematic?
Ok I get your point here. Shit I never thought about that. I do of course use a new and sterile siringe every time I usd the vial. I will check this out thank you for your imput!
You’re welcome. Like I said, there are probably so many of you having to use this, and do so w/o issue. I just wanted you to know this wasn’t “bac” water.
Thank you! 🙏
Again. I can’t thank you enough. I have been using the ampules since may. I am really a bit shocked here. I started using peptide Tirz together with a friend who at the time did all the research and used the ampules. I never thought bad about them. I found the real deal in the Netherlands so I ordered immediately. I hope I didn’t do any damage in the meantime. Can I check this in my blood?
I’m glad you were able to find a source, hopefully it’ll help others in your situation!
I ordered it on Wednesday and it came today, so 3 days, i ordered enough for free shipping as well & glad I did.
Bacteria in your blood (called bacteremia) RAPIDLY leads to sepsis and septic shock. If you feel fine, you’re not bacteremic.
Yes in the meantime I read about it. I have been using my meds like this for months now. I feel so stupid. Hooray for this forum. Would it help to add BAC water to the vials already in use or should I just throw them away?
I found this website yesterday and ordered the bac water there. It’s from the Netherlands. Super expensive though!
It's safe for a couple of reasons :
Not exactly true. Benzyl alcohol itself can causes hemolysis and a metabolic acidosis, but typically in doses higher than we would use. It’s also responsible for neonatal gasping syndrome- in the early 80s, a handful of neonates died after receiving medications in the NICU that contained benzyl alcohol as a preservative. There are also (very) sporadic case reports of acute benzyl alcohol poisonings leading to death. So yes, our bodies can metabolize and get rid of it… but the parent compound is not inert and can have toxic effects. However, in the amounts we typically use with peps, very unlikely to cause significant toxicity in an adult.
Yeah true, I was referring to the concentration present in BAC water, of course injecting yourself with any higher concentration can be bad like everything else
