Bacteriostatic water source
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It was from China most likely. And thanks to Randy, I moved it into a sterile vial. And that is what I was using to reconstitute. But I do like/agree that the legit ones don't need filtering. Got it.
So if I'm getting lab tested vials for everything, including sterility, heavy metals, etc. Still filter after reconstituting?
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@Juan-Doe said in Bacteriostatic water source:
@WisGal64 you happen to have the link for Lambda?
It's: https://www.lambdawater.com/
I grabbed a 6pack ends up being 9.06 a bottle with shipping. First time I can say I grabbed a 6 pk and it wasn't beer lol
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It was from China most likely. And thanks to Randy, I moved it into a sterile vial. And that is what I was using to reconstitute. But I do like/agree that the legit ones don't need filtering. Got it.
So if I'm getting lab tested vials for everything, including sterility, heavy metals, etc. Still filter after reconstituting?
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@Juan-Doe said in Bacteriostatic water source:
@WisGal64 you happen to have the link for Lambda?
It's: https://www.lambdawater.com/
I grabbed a 6pack ends up being 9.06 a bottle with shipping. First time I can say I grabbed a 6 pk and it wasn't beer lol
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@WisGal64
I've been trying to purchase for days now. Payment option is not available right now. I emailed them last week and again this morning. No Dice. Checked my spam folder as well. Dang it.@Juan-Doe said in Bacteriostatic water source:
@WisGal64
I've been trying to purchase for days now. Payment option is not available right now. I emailed them last week and again this morning. No Dice. Checked my spam folder as well. Dang it.I sent them an email as well a few days ago, no response, very strange. They had sent me a coupon for 10% off too!
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Anyone try Royal Peptides yet?
U.S. domestic vendor, founded in the USA, with fulfillment centers in Texas, Florida, and Indiana.
They also operate international hubs (Toronto, Dubai), but the company itself is U.S.-founded and U.S.-run.
According to Pep Wiki
Royal Peptides is U.S.-based, and their peptides are produced in a CDMO cGMP laboratory, not in‑house by hand. They use contract manufacturing with sterile vialing, controlled lyophilization, and third‑party COA verification.
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Anyone try Royal Peptides yet?
U.S. domestic vendor, founded in the USA, with fulfillment centers in Texas, Florida, and Indiana.
They also operate international hubs (Toronto, Dubai), but the company itself is U.S.-founded and U.S.-run.
According to Pep Wiki
Royal Peptides is U.S.-based, and their peptides are produced in a CDMO cGMP laboratory, not in‑house by hand. They use contract manufacturing with sterile vialing, controlled lyophilization, and third‑party COA verification.
@Stan-Douglas said in Bacteriostatic water source:
Anyone try Royal Peptides yet?
U.S. domestic vendor, founded in the USA, with fulfillment centers in Texas, Florida, and Indiana.
They also operate international hubs (Toronto, Dubai), but the company itself is U.S.-founded and U.S.-run.
According to Pep Wiki
Royal Peptides is U.S.-based, and their peptides are produced in a CDMO cGMP laboratory, not in‑house by hand. They use contract manufacturing with sterile vialing, controlled lyophilization, and third‑party COA verification.
I haven't, only found 1 review on here: https://community.peptidecritic.com/post/667
“Not a guru, not a chemist-just here trying to keep my receptors AND my sanity responsive.”
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@Stan-Douglas said in Bacteriostatic water source:
Anyone try Royal Peptides yet?
U.S. domestic vendor, founded in the USA, with fulfillment centers in Texas, Florida, and Indiana.
They also operate international hubs (Toronto, Dubai), but the company itself is U.S.-founded and U.S.-run.
According to Pep Wiki
Royal Peptides is U.S.-based, and their peptides are produced in a CDMO cGMP laboratory, not in‑house by hand. They use contract manufacturing with sterile vialing, controlled lyophilization, and third‑party COA verification.
I haven't, only found 1 review on here: https://community.peptidecritic.com/post/667
@WisGal64
Yeah, I checked them through the vendor ratings too, seems to be a problem with the ordering not delivery or product. I'll give them a shot when I'm ready to order my next batch and report back to all good or bad. -
@Juan-Doe said in Bacteriostatic water source:
@Randy Awww geez. for crying out loud!
So I cant just purchase a case and keep it in my closet for the rest of the year?
Dang it.The results Randy posted are once its been used. Unopened BAC water has an expiration date on it . My recently purchased Hospira bottles have a Sept. 2027 expiration date
@Ctrain24 said in Bacteriostatic water source:
@Juan-Doe said in Bacteriostatic water source:
@Randy Awww geez. for crying out loud!
So I cant just purchase a case and keep it in my closet for the rest of the year?
Dang it.The results Randy posted are once its been used. Unopened BAC water has an expiration date on it . My recently purchased Hospira bottles have a Sept. 2027 expiration date
And that's Hospira being extra cautious/covering their butt about their product......if it was recently purchased and stored in a cool, dry place away from excess heat/moisture, I'd trust that water anytime in 2028 as well.
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I just purchased five Hospira bottles from peptide test. They didn’t have cases available but they had single bottles
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I noticed they jumped to $15 a bottle, but still cheaper than what some are selling it for
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does https://medexsupply.com/water-bacteriostatic-iv-inj-sol-mdv-30ml-sterile-ftv-25-pack/ Medex sell with a good expiration date?
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Has anyone purchased BAC from Bacteriostaticwater.com? More specifically, a brand from their site called TM BioWater?
https://www.bacteriostaticwater.com/products/tm-biowater
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@mrjoshua44 there’s no savings over hospira so… this brand was discussed in this topic thread
https://community.peptidecritic.com/post/2091Follows research backed science, not “trust me” bro’s.
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