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Reconstituting AOD in a cold house

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    As the title says, my house (built in 1840) naturally stays cold in the mornings before the sun hits it. So when it comes to reconstituting AOD, it can present a challenge. When folks say that both the BAC water and compound should be room temp, well that means 55°-60° for me right now before I get the fireplace going. Trying to mix those two at that temp is hit or miss on whether or not it’s going to cooperate. So I take both the bottle of BAC water and the vial and hold each one in my hands to slightly warm them, makes reconstitution a breeze. Just finished with this 5mg vial from Orbitrex, used 3mL of BAC water.
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      Alright give me your secret or not having any micro bubbles in your 3ml carts. No matter what I do I always end up with some bubbles.

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