i would take it on carry on but i don think it matters

No need. Nothing it going through it. The filter is to remove potential contaminants in the peptide solution, not particulates in the air. The likelihood that something bad in your house is going to find its way through the breather needle and cause a problem is quite small. Though now that you asked, I am sure I will start finding cat hairs in my cartridges.

Pt-141 is basically the same as melanotan-2 - a 7-aa-ring-shaped peptide. It might make it really hard to be absorbed that way.

@Randy That one is sweet, and not to terribly priced either. I've been looking for one myself. I did put in a word to my Brother's wife's cousin that's a dentist, that if he is ever getting rid of one and it still works to let me know. Maybe I'll get the family discount..

@Randy I think that link is bad, the packaging is in Chinese, and the reviews are not great. I think you may need to update the link. Also take a look at the description.

I swear I'm just gonna buy me a used autoclave, buy everything in bulk and start sterilizing the cartridges myself.

If you get a raised area immediately after inj you need to a longer needle.

The reason the B2 is so much cheaper than the B21 is to make it more appealing to the uneducated buyer. With the B2 you are locked into Nimbot only labels that require a thermal ink ribbon. Spending a little more up front and being able to use any label that fits in the machine is worth the extra IMO. You just won’t have multiple ink options and holographic labels as options. Simpler is sometimes better I say , but you make have a creative flare that wants all them bells and whistles.

Nice setup!

Also, there are sources for the filters that can be confirmed legit, you just won't find them on Amazon.

personaly I'd just stick twice to avoid any issue

@mrjoshua44 ohh shoot, sorry

First time got some mix and match of 2, 5, 10ml vials from Medlab. To my surprise, they look much bigger than their claimed capacity. I compared 2ml side by side to the regular 3ml lyophilized pep vial and it's exactly the same. 5ml looks so gigantic that I feel it might hold up to 7ml or more. 10ml same thing. What's going on here? Is this intentional assuming we leave some empty headspace in vials?

my first NAD kit was a 100mg kit, my rat was taking 25mg daily with motsc I thought the kit was going to last longer, it was gone before I knew it. it took almost 3 weeks to get on grey. Is why i bought from nexaph My rat is full of energy all day on 50mg. I will not waste my time with 100mg bottles or kit again. It was not buffered, even reconstituting it with 1ml of bac water it was a large injection. forget that buffered smaller injctions are the way to go!

@iararpg This confirms what I just posted — the COA says 2/3ml under specs. I think 2ml vials are just actually 3ml if you use the entire headspace and fill it to the top.

@HockeyRat This is the setup I purchased as well.

@Stan-Douglas said in Left reconstituted peptide out overnight, still good?: I was just reviewing this last night! https://community.peptidecritic.com/topic/1188/we-tested-peptide-degradation-so-people-can-stop-guessing Thank you, I forgot about this.

I'd love to see this tested too. I was surprised to see him say that about sterile water in the interview

Randy, I have a bunch of pens from Peptide Critic. I like the v 3.5, can you get it in a few more colors? Thanks.

Yeah that looks good to me also.