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  • mrjoshua44M mrjoshua44

    @Commander BAC water containing sodium chloride (NaCl) shouldn't be used with unbuffered NAD+ only buffered versions. With unbuffered, it'll just make the injection worse.

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    Stevepep
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    @mrjoshua44 curious why is that. It doesn’t affect the PH.

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    • mrjoshua44M mrjoshua44

      @Commander BAC water containing sodium chloride (NaCl) shouldn't be used with unbuffered NAD+ only buffered versions. With unbuffered, it'll just make the injection worse.

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      @mrjoshua44 said:

      @Commander BAC water containing sodium chloride (NaCl) shouldn't be used with unbuffered NAD+ only buffered versions. With unbuffered, it'll just make the injection worse.

      The first couple of days it wasn’t, but then it got bad 🤣

      Please excuse my typos. Small Phone & Bad Eyes

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        Yes—if it is Hospira Bacteriostatic 0.9% Sodium Chloride, you can use it to reconstitute unbuffered NAD+. That is the preferred diluent class for NAD+ when a buffered product is not available.

        It may reduce the osmotic/local-welt component of the reaction, but it will not neutralize the NAD+ solution’s acidity, which is usually the main reason unbuffered NAD+ burns or stings. A pre-buffered NAD+ product is the better fix for that; otherwise, slower administration, more dilution within the vial’s capacity, and site rotation are the practical levers.

        From Peptide Fox AI I will not vouch for this, as I asked for a source and it couldn't point to one other than some drivel

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        • C Commander

          So I had high hopes for this, but… after 1 week my Tesa/Ipa turned cloudy. And my unbuffered NAD seems to be stinging more and more every day with the BAC SC.. so far it is ok with Mots-c and SS-31. So my hopes of getting less buries is gone…

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          Paradox
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          @Commander did you actually notice a difference with MOTS-C? I still get redness and post sting with it, maybe less though.

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            @Commander did you actually notice a difference with MOTS-C? I still get redness and post sting with it, maybe less though.

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            Commander
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            @Paradox said:

            @Commander did you actually notice a difference with MOTS-C? I still get redness and post sting with it, maybe less though.

            A little less. Not sure it was worth getting the BAC SC. So far no good for Tesa/IPA amd unbuffered NAD. Seems ok for MOTS-C amd SS-31.
            I almost want to do two pens, one with regular and one with BAC SC and do two shots of the same amount in opposite side of the body, like left quad and right quad. I think that is the only way I would know for sure…

            Please excuse my typos. Small Phone & Bad Eyes

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              @commander I had accidentally reconned 2 ss-31 vials with regular bac before I realized my mistake. For me, it was only slightly worse than the sodium chloride.

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              • N Nuncles

                A few people that I trust on Telegram (they haven't steered me wrong yet) are swearing by mixing KPV with GHK-CU to avoid ISR. I ordered a kit of KPV to give it a try.

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                Blueeyedme
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                @Nuncles - yep. 5:1 ratio GHK-Cu to KPV which works great for me. Some folks go 5:2. Here is a good video on how to blend them into a single vial/cart.
                https://youtu.be/OGjjVyH50ZM?is=vRF6vM06KeAQeDqy

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                  Blueeyedme
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                  Here is a list of Peptides (from GLP1) reportedly compatible with BAC NaCl.

                  SS-31
                  Tirz
                  Sema
                  Glutathione
                  Tox
                  NAD+
                  ARA-290
                  KPV
                  KLOW
                  TB4
                  NA Semax Amidate
                  NA Selank Amidate
                  Epitalon
                  DSIP
                  HCG
                  PT-141

                  Reportedly Incompatible with BAC NaCl:
                  Reta
                  GHK-Cu
                  CJC
                  Ipa
                  5-Amino-1Q (Chloride version)

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                  • B Blueeyedme

                    @Nuncles - yep. 5:1 ratio GHK-Cu to KPV which works great for me. Some folks go 5:2. Here is a good video on how to blend them into a single vial/cart.
                    https://youtu.be/OGjjVyH50ZM?is=vRF6vM06KeAQeDqy

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                    @Blueeyedme said:

                    @Nuncles - yep. 5:1 ratio GHK-Cu to KPV which works great for me. Some folks go 5:2. Here is a good video on how to blend them into a single vial/cart.
                    https://youtu.be/OGjjVyH50ZM?is=vRF6vM06KeAQeDqy

                    Thanks. That's the exact video I used. Just had a discussion on their TG that this ratio is just as painful to me as the watered down GHK-CU. I will try upping the KPV in the ratio.

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                      @Blueeyedme said:

                      @Nuncles - yep. 5:1 ratio GHK-Cu to KPV which works great for me. Some folks go 5:2. Here is a good video on how to blend them into a single vial/cart.
                      https://youtu.be/OGjjVyH50ZM?is=vRF6vM06KeAQeDqy

                      Thanks. That's the exact video I used. Just had a discussion on their TG that this ratio is just as painful to me as the watered down GHK-CU. I will try upping the KPV in the ratio.

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                      @Nuncles - yeah, it’s a good group. I do like the organizers.

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                      • S SkepticJen

                        @Eleanor Yep - Ordered last week after reading this thread. Should be here mid week and I'll be ready to make a new MOTS just at the right time, but it'll be another week before I make SS-31 or NAD. All the discussion about buffered vs unbuffered NAD just got me questioning. I'm happy to sacrifice a NAD vial to check if it'll reduce sting, but would love to hear about it before it's time to try. Many thanks in advance!

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                        @SkepticJen said:

                        @Eleanor Yep - Ordered last week after reading this thread. Should be here mid week and I'll be ready to make a new MOTS just at the right time, but it'll be another week before I make SS-31 or NAD. All the discussion about buffered vs unbuffered NAD just got me questioning. I'm happy to sacrifice a NAD vial to check if it'll reduce sting, but would love to hear about it before it's time to try. Many thanks in advance!

                        It works on SS31, MOTS and on NAD+ buffered; I don't know about NAD unbuffed. reconned them all & works well.

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                          @SkepticJen said:

                          @Eleanor Yep - Ordered last week after reading this thread. Should be here mid week and I'll be ready to make a new MOTS just at the right time, but it'll be another week before I make SS-31 or NAD. All the discussion about buffered vs unbuffered NAD just got me questioning. I'm happy to sacrifice a NAD vial to check if it'll reduce sting, but would love to hear about it before it's time to try. Many thanks in advance!

                          It works on SS31, MOTS and on NAD+ buffered; I don't know about NAD unbuffed. reconned them all & works well.

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                          Stevepep
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                          @Eleanor Game changer for me and a case of Hospira NACL Bac is $100 at Medex. Someone can explain why it's $285 for Hospira BAC without the addition of NACL.

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                            @Eleanor Game changer for me and a case of Hospira NACL Bac is $100 at Medex. Someone can explain why it's $285 for Hospira BAC without the addition of NACL.

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                            @Stevepep said:

                            @Eleanor Game changer for me and a case of Hospira NACL Bac is $100 at Medex. Someone can explain why it's $285 for Hospira BAC without the addition of NACL.

                            I just found it for $110. Wonder what the exp date is. Going to get me some anyway. Thank you!

                            Proud to be on a gubmint watch list

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                              Eleanor
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                              @stevepep Nice find, thank you! Shipping not even $16; put some pep vendors to shame! Tax, shipping, product total $136.59 = ~5.12 per 30ml bottle. I'll frickin take it...and did.

                              Not sure I want to try it on Survo or Cagri, will see.

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                                Eleanor
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                                @stevepep I should probably put this under vials, and I will, but since I mix 2000+mg NAD at a time, I like this price and they sound sterile, much like Ultra Spec. $9.99 shipping for box of 25.

                                https://www.medicalproductssupplies.com/products/sterile-empty-vials-clear-10ml-1?variant=39790012268638&country=US&currency=USD&utm_medium=product_sync&utm_source=google&utm_content=sag_organic&utm_campaign=sag_organic&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=24133928868&gbraid=0AAAAACiZE_sLp3kk2AolTiKgJIy1DAN_r&gclid=CjwKCAjww-3VBhAcEiwAwUUIuwZClETfZoA4EHoeBTI3eUAayoSkfg7rie1X6p6VsjXvPXy9RqbZCBoC1mIQAvD_BwE

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                                  Has anyone tried this with glutathione yet?

                                  I grabbed a pack for us to do some "science".

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

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                                    I'd suspect glutathione should be good to go since it's added to saline drips/I.V.'s

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                                    • B Blueeyedme

                                      Here is a list of Peptides (from GLP1) reportedly compatible with BAC NaCl.

                                      SS-31
                                      Tirz
                                      Sema
                                      Glutathione
                                      Tox
                                      NAD+
                                      ARA-290
                                      KPV
                                      KLOW
                                      TB4
                                      NA Semax Amidate
                                      NA Selank Amidate
                                      Epitalon
                                      DSIP
                                      HCG
                                      PT-141

                                      Reportedly Incompatible with BAC NaCl:
                                      Reta
                                      GHK-Cu
                                      CJC
                                      Ipa
                                      5-Amino-1Q (Chloride version)

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                                        Commander
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                                        I would not trust that list...

                                        Please excuse my typos. Small Phone & Bad Eyes

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                                          I use it with NAD Buffered, SS31, and Mots-C, and it's a game changer in terms of any reaction. I don't really have a reaction to anything else, so I don't see the need, other than the fact that Hospira BAC with NACL is 1/3 the price, which of course makes zero sense.

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