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Not sure I'm the right person to answer this , but here is my equipment list: BAC water Alcohol wipes 1 ml (100u) insulin syringes 3 ml luer lock syringes w/23g needle If your going to use pens then you'll need to add: Pens 3 ml pen cartridge pen cartridge stand (optional) 30g breather needles 13 mm PES syringe filters You should filter you peptides even when not using a pen, in which case you'll need empty vials to transfer into. Hope this helps.

Ok, so we all have our weaknesses. [image: 1781019367423-1781019030944.png]

Got in my order from Westend Medical Supplies and all look good. Ordered last Thursday. Expiration date is 02/29. [image: 1780953729464-bacwater.jpg] [image: 1780953735650-bac-water-2.jpeg]

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you could add 3ml to your vial and draw out your dose into syringes ahead of time, then draw out additional bac water into the syringe to dilute further.

Ive never filtered. Only learned about it through this page. Tbh

I know they have a COA posted on it, last time I looked.

Ive been keeping sn eye on the discord and telegram groups for third party testing and taking data. So fsr the stuff I've ordered has been lived across those and the tests provided by who I've purchased from.

@mary.nau-gmail.com parrox did fail based on pH in the Peptide crafters testing

What about this? https://bioedgeresearchlabs.com/product/aod-9604-reconstitution-solution-3-ml-acetic-acid/

I personally would have just have mixed one and used completely then reconstitute the 2nd one when I was ready to use. Seems like extra work for not much gain.

@brandenscheidecker That's 5ml vial. It can easily take up to 7ml if one uses the empty headspace. [image: 1780282608542-pxl_20260601_023913559-2.jpg]

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?

I second the biomed filters from Amazon. Of course I only get them when Randy is out of stock on this site.

There is also an oral drop coming out. Ion and NGpeptide carry it as a product, but out of stock. Ion told me it should be in stock right around June 1st. That's about all I know at the moment, but I'll buy it to try it b/c it's only money....right?!

@mrjoshua44 ohh shoot, sorry

Yes I have been on reta for 6 months from a compounding pharmacy. But this is my first time "researching". I have BAC water scheduled for delivery but it won't be here for another 2-3 weeks. So I may need a single 10 MG dose in the meantime. I have hospira sterile water that can be delivered much sooner so that I can use on a single dose basis. A 10 MG vial that I will use after reconstituting. Also since this is 1 time use can I inject the peptide while filtering it with out passing it through new vial. If I put into vial after filtering it, it will be immediately drawn out in full. Amd injected so can I skip that step and inject directly from filter with new sterile 5/8 needle

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!