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    I have read a lot about reconstituting this. Some people say to use acetic acid or PBS or whatnot. And then other people are of the opinion that if it doesn’t recon well with regular hospra bac water, it is probably just a bad peptide vial regardless.
    So I got one vial from S1 research and two from Southern Aminos. The one from S1 gelled, and the two from Southern were instantly cloudy and never cleared. I used the same bottle of hospita bac water that I used for my other peptides recently, and never had a recon problem.
    So does anyone have extensive experience with AOD? Is there really a trick to it or not? I am also aware that a lot of people do not like this peptide at all. I do have tesa/Ipa that I haven’t touched yet.

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      What has worked for me with reconstituting AOD is one, using more BAC and two, after you've introduced the BAC water, before removing the needle from the vial pull the air out of the vial to keep it in a vacuum while the AOD is dissolving. Just by doing those two things I've never had a vial gel or be cloudy.

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      • J jennn

        I have read a lot about reconstituting this. Some people say to use acetic acid or PBS or whatnot. And then other people are of the opinion that if it doesn’t recon well with regular hospra bac water, it is probably just a bad peptide vial regardless.
        So I got one vial from S1 research and two from Southern Aminos. The one from S1 gelled, and the two from Southern were instantly cloudy and never cleared. I used the same bottle of hospita bac water that I used for my other peptides recently, and never had a recon problem.
        So does anyone have extensive experience with AOD? Is there really a trick to it or not? I am also aware that a lot of people do not like this peptide at all. I do have tesa/Ipa that I haven’t touched yet.

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        @jennn said:

        I have read a lot about reconstituting this. Some people say to use acetic acid or PBS or whatnot. And then other people are of the opinion that if it doesn’t recon well with regular hospra bac water, it is probably just a bad peptide vial regardless.
        So I got one vial from S1 research and two from Southern Aminos. The one from S1 gelled, and the two from Southern were instantly cloudy and never cleared. I used the same bottle of hospita bac water that I used for my other peptides recently, and never had a recon problem.
        So does anyone have extensive experience with AOD? Is there really a trick to it or not? I am also aware that a lot of people do not like this peptide at all. I do have tesa/Ipa that I haven’t touched yet.

        Jennn try this. Since I've done it this way I have never had a cloudy or gelled AOD-9604. In fact I just reconstituted one this morning.

        Have your AOD-9604 at room temperature. I let mine sit for a few hours. Then on my vials of 5-6mg AOD-9604 I slowly inject down the side of the vial 3ml of HOSPIRA Bac water. No AA or anything else. Once the syringe is completely done injecting the BAC water I slowly pull it up so its sitting above the liquid in the vial. I then pull out as much air as I can with the same syringe by pulling back on the plunger being careful that I am not bring back out any of the vial liquid contents. As soon as I get the plunger to the very end I pull the syringe out and roll the vial slowly in-between my hands. Let it sit for a few minutes, and roll again. Do this a few times over the course of 15 mins or so, and every single time it has come out crystal clear. I then filter and put it in a 3ml pen cartridge where I use it up within 10-12days and then recon a new vial.

        Btw, I do like AOD-9604 a lot. But you really need to take it on a fasted state, and then go work out immediately. I take it in the morning, and then go for a run. I believe it helped with a lot of fat loss for me to lose the last 15lbs very quickly.

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        • J jennn

          I have read a lot about reconstituting this. Some people say to use acetic acid or PBS or whatnot. And then other people are of the opinion that if it doesn’t recon well with regular hospra bac water, it is probably just a bad peptide vial regardless.
          So I got one vial from S1 research and two from Southern Aminos. The one from S1 gelled, and the two from Southern were instantly cloudy and never cleared. I used the same bottle of hospita bac water that I used for my other peptides recently, and never had a recon problem.
          So does anyone have extensive experience with AOD? Is there really a trick to it or not? I am also aware that a lot of people do not like this peptide at all. I do have tesa/Ipa that I haven’t touched yet.

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          @jennn
          Not really answering the recon question but I have found that if you just palm gelled AOD in your hand it will liquefy.
          Best of luck ✌

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          • J jennn

            I have read a lot about reconstituting this. Some people say to use acetic acid or PBS or whatnot. And then other people are of the opinion that if it doesn’t recon well with regular hospra bac water, it is probably just a bad peptide vial regardless.
            So I got one vial from S1 research and two from Southern Aminos. The one from S1 gelled, and the two from Southern were instantly cloudy and never cleared. I used the same bottle of hospita bac water that I used for my other peptides recently, and never had a recon problem.
            So does anyone have extensive experience with AOD? Is there really a trick to it or not? I am also aware that a lot of people do not like this peptide at all. I do have tesa/Ipa that I haven’t touched yet.

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            @jennn evertything needs to be room temp. Was it?

            "If it doesnt come in a needle. It doesn't work"

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              @jennn evertything needs to be room temp. Was it?

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              @Randy probably not. The vial and my BAC water were probably only out 10 minutes while I was getting set up. Next time I get some, I will do the techniques outlined in the responses above. For now, I just moved on to Tesa/Ipa.
              Nexaph only has the 2 mg vials. Maybe that will recon better than the 10 mg vials if concentration is a factor in cloudiness or gelling as well. The cost of one of their kits is about the same as two single 10 mg vials.

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