Vendor BAC water

[PeppySince2022]

Do yall use or no? Can you send vendor bac out for testing? I got a free kit but up until now have only used what i bought from Amazon. I only need 3 ml vials. 10 and 30 ml are too larger. I don’t want to waste but i want to be as safe as possible.

 

[Jack brown]

Don't use it. And if you must, PH test it first to confirm it is in range and won't gel up your peptides.

 

[PeppySince2022]

Don't use it. And if you must, PH test it first to confirm it is in range and won't gel up your peptides.

I’ve contacted some water companies in my area to see if they will test it for me.

 

[ktg123]

The only vendor water I've heard good reviews for is PGB. I have some but haven't used it yet.

 

[Calm Logic]

Don't use it. And if you must, PH test it first to confirm it is in range and won't gel up your peptides.

Exactly. This has been discussed before, but I would not experiment with underground BAC. BAC is what we are injecting the most into our bodies (by volume) and relying on to keep vials from becoming petri dishes.

 

[BellyD]

You can get it tested, but from all of my readings on these forms, a lot of people don't use it.
I ordered some from a manufacturer. It's just sitting in my drawer

 

[FNG33]

One vendor admitted theirs contains cosmetic grade compounds not injectables. STG has a test supposedly of BFF and it has no alcohol in the vial so no idea what is actually in it. Jeep issued a warning that there PH was way off.
But you did survive Amazon juice so you got that going for you.


Why would you waste real Hospira? Sterile water and alcohol isn't going bad anytime soon.

 

[deplam]

As far as on what I have read online through forums and o facebook groups. AMAZON bac water does not last as long as it claims. Supposedly the amount of benzyl alcohol content is not enough base on test. Personally I would stick to hospira just to be safe especially if you have doses that need to last 28 days after first puncture

 

[Rockybalboa]

Would it not be really stupid selling tested peptides and at the same time sell shitty Bac water to the customers.

Of course you can do that, but that would be a bad bussiness move if you are in this to make som money.
It should be mandatory for vendors to show a Janoshik Bac water test to be on sites like the GLP forum.

 

[RuggerPanda]

I started by buying BAC water from vendors until I turned a few peptides to gel and looked into why and realized how off sometimes the pH can be. I've had 2 vendors I've bought from putting out posts about the pH of their bac water being off. For the cost it's just easier for me to purchase hospira and I'm taking enough peptides I use the full container. If your just taking a GLP1 they aren't as sensitive as some peptides for pH so can see vendor Bac makes more sense.

 

[keangkong]

For reasons I do not understand, making good BAC water is much more difficult than making good lyophilized peptides. I stick to Hospira BAC and the "free" BAC water that comes with orders from Peptide Group Buys.

 

[keangkong]

Do yall use or no? Can you send vendor bac out for testing? I got a free kit but up until now have only used what i bought from Amazon. I only need 3 ml vials. 10 and 30 ml are too larger. I don’t want to waste but i want to be as safe as possible.

I suggest buying Hospira BAC water. Since it's technically an FDA-approved prescription drug approved for subcutaneous and intravenous injections, you can rely on your Hospira BAC water.

 

[RuggerPanda]

Would it not be really stupid selling tested peptides and at the same time sell shitty Bac water to the customers.

Of course you can do that, but that would be a bad bussiness move if you are in this to make som money.
It should be mandatory for vendors to show a Janoshik Bac water test to be on sites like the GLP forum.

They aren’t making any money on the BAC water and most big peptide buyers aren’t buying it. I can even buy sterile empty vials for what they sell it for. It’s just a convenience item for people who are just doing small amount of peptides. It’s not that they are necessarily anything wrong with it for most peptides it’s just there are better options for not much more money.

 

[FNG33]

Would it not be really stupid selling tested peptides and at the same time sell shitty Bac water to the customers.

Of course you can do that, but that would be a bad bussiness move if you are in this to make som money.
It should be mandatory for vendors to show a Janoshik Bac water test to be on sites like the GLP forum.

Why? So they can send a bottle of Hospira for testing and sell you liquid without alcohol containing who knows what.

 

[keangkong]

Would it not be really stupid selling tested peptides and at the same time sell shitty Bac water to the customers.

Of course you can do that, but that would be a bad bussiness move if you are in this to make som money.
It should be mandatory for vendors to show a Janoshik Bac water test to be on sites like the GLP forum.

I'm not a business person. However, I'll note that many of the moves that Chinese vendors make do not make business sense as far as I can understand. Remember Zeropeptidegate, where all at once vials from several vendors turned out not to contain peptides? Well, there was one vendor, ASC, that had always charged more than other vendors and had a great reputation. Wouldn't it make sense that at least that vendor, who charges a premium, would reimburse buyers who received zero peptides? In doing so, that vendor would earn the trust of its buyers, who'd likely forgive it for sending zero peptides in the first place. ASC would likely have gained many new buyers from places that didn't honor their warranties. Yet ASC then disappeared. By the way, I almost always understand the business reasons that Eli Lilly acts as it does.

 

[Nathanologist]

One vendor admitted theirs contains cosmetic grade compounds not injectables. STG has a test supposedly of BFF and it has no alcohol in the vial so no idea what is actually in it. Jeep issued a warning that there PH was way off.
But you did survive Amazon juice so you got that going for you.


Why would you waste real Hospira? Sterile water and alcohol isn't going bad anytime soon.

I’ve not seen BFF sell BAC water. Was it a while ago or something? With injectionshop.com and peptidetest.com selling for $10/30ml vial I don’t know why anyone would buy/use anything other than Hospira.

 

[FNG33]

I’ve not seen BFF sell BAC water. Was it a while ago or something? With injectionshop.com and peptidetest.com selling for $10/30ml vial I don’t know why anyone would buy/use anything other than Hospira.

Sorry, It was BBA not BFF

 

[Vash_]

I got some from these guys - https://glp1forum.com/forums/injectionshop/
Reconstituted some Reta with it yesterday. No complaints and it shipped fast.

 

[Airborne Daddy]

I've seen at least 3 Chinese bac water lab tests... not one had benzoyl alcohol. Glycol and antifreeze components yes.

 

[deplam]

I started by buying BAC water from vendors until I turned a few peptides to gel and looked into why and realized how off sometimes the pH can be. I've had 2 vendors I've bought from putting out posts about the pH of their bac water being off. For the cost it's just easier for me to purchase hospira and I'm taking enough peptides I use the full container. If your just taking a GLP1 they aren't as sensitive as some peptides for pH so can see vendor Bac makes more sense.

What peptide did you reconstituted with the vendor bac water? I have others on the way but so far I haven't touch any of the vendor bac water that i have. Just wondering which has the tendency of gel up.

 

[Jack brown]

What peptide did you reconstituted with the vendor bac water? I have others on the way but so far I haven't touch any of the vendor bac water that i have. Just wondering which has the tendency of gel up.

If the particular BAC water gels some sensitive peptides (Reta, Tesa, 5AM) then not sure why you'd want to use it on your non sensitive peptides. Seems unnecessarily unsafe.

 

[Airborne Daddy]

I'm not a business person. However, I'll note that many of the moves that Chinese vendors make do not make business sense as far as I can understand. Remember Zeropeptidegate, where all at once vials from several vendors turned out not to contain peptides? Well, there was one vendor, ASC, that had always charged more than other vendors and had a great reputation. Wouldn't it make sense that at least that vendor, who charges a premium, would reimburse buyers who received zero peptides? In doing so, that vendor would earn the trust of its buyers, who'd likely forgive it for sending zero peptides in the first place. ASC would likely have gained many new buyers from places that didn't honor their warranties. Yet ASC then disappeared. By the way, I almost always understand the business reasons that Eli Lilly acts as it does.

I got the 0 tirz after an initial successful order. Actually I think is was like 1.87mg of tirz in 30mg tirz....never responded to my email asking if they were gonna refund or replace.