Group Buy Kits has BAC water tested at Vanguard. Not sure about it, but that's another competitor

Unfortunately I may have to stay with a free version. I was trying to find one I could just buy, no subscription… it is like my Adobe Illustrator, I use it once every couple of years.

Good looking out!! I just picked up a couple.

@coyote_hippie Jeff and Randy have videos on filing pen vials and filtering. You can find links to some of his YouTube videos by going to the community tab and selecting tutorials. https://peptidecritic.com/tutorials They can also be found directly on his YouTube channel. I pull BW and recon with a 23g or 25g. Draw and fill the pen vial usually with a 27g. I use a 31g for venting because it’s what I have and I want to burn them up because they’re a batch that’s hard to draw with. You can use whatever but just remember if you use a smaller gauge you’ll need to push slower, or risk blowing the plunger out the bottom accidentally if your not paying attention, and the smaller vent needle can also get a Venturi effect and suck the peptide out as you’re injecting it. Buying your syringes and luer lock tips separately makes things more flexible, and also gets around some states that have restrictions.

@mrjoshua44 said: use a 25mm PTFE (Polytetrafluoroethylene) .22 micron filter. I did this and it was much less pressure on the filter. Thanks.

It's really a personal preference. I've been using 32x4mm and 32x8mm. I don't notice much difference. I tend to grab the longer needle for higher unit shots. Next go around I'll probably order 31 or 32 gauge 6mm and call it good.

For those using a 3 mL syringe, what size and length breather needles do you recommend? Also, what size and length reconstitution needles work best?

@pep_researcher Hospira BAC water is the biggest scam. You get a state license and you can buy it. Jack it up 300pct and act like there is a limited supply and some people order 25 at a time hoarding years worth of something that will be expired for years. All out of market created scarcity due to our own stupidity. We are all, me included the problem and the market knows it. I have looked into selling Hospira talked to their sales rep or even manufacturing my own to sell. The problem is I have to disclose everything I do at my current regulated job. So it’s a no go.

I just want something super simple I can use to label pens with my D11. Anybody have any examples?

Thanks everyone! I was nervous I didn't do it right. I reconstituted last week based on coa. I started on 1mg with hardly any side effects. I think I'll be going up to 1.5mg this week on my research squirrel.

It is entirely a matter of preference, but if I am reconning multiple vials, I will recon the first, then extract that and recon the next vial with the stuff from the first, etc. I think Jeff made a video on this a month or two ago. The main reason I prefer it this way is that one time I was reconning 10 vials into one cart and only using .3 ml per vial was not going to dissolve them and the loss would be excessive. Things can go wrong either way, but I prefer this method.

@hay_bayls I am just starting to research Glutathione (take tirz, KPV and GHK-CU)…but I am confused what Korean Gluta is? Is this the brand name where you order? Any suggestions on where to order? It seems fairly expensive for as much as people use. Still learning

@SwollStreetBets If it's that spicy, just do it IM.

@jamiegallien Agree, Im now turning the needle facing down before removing. I figure when you disconnect any pressure or vacuum will gravity release drained aways from the cartridge. Maybe a light flick it empty the needle tip, I excepted the loss of peptide. It never bothered me but I put it out. It was really an observation when some peptides are a mcgs.

@MyB said: @judgetoo once you push the plunger up the exposed glass is no longer sterile. What you’re doing is not a safe handling technique. I've thought this too, but how is it any different than a syringe that has the plunger all the way in to start, then you pull your injectable into it and it contacts what was exposed cylinder? Same thing...

I just bought some at costco. They were cheap enough and are pretty substantial.

@Commander Agree. On the topic of antibiotics I always been stocked way before I dabbled with peps. You can find them at your local livestock supply stores here. If you know what you're looking for you'll find it without prescription. I got most from Mex. Thanks

@Newenough Thanks for the info! I did a search in this section before I posted but maybe I didn't use the correct search terms. I appreciate your response!