Survodutide briefly turned cloudy after first refrigatrion

[bingo]

So I decided to recon two 5mg vials of survodutide with 2ml of Hospira and put both vials into a 3ml cartridge. Both vials reconned completely clear with 1ml of Hospira each. Filtered them both into the cart with no issue and put it into the fridge overnight.

Well when I went to use the cart the next day it was a little cloudy. I warmed it up in my hand for about 30 seconds and the cloudiness went away. So far it has not returned and the cart remains crystal clear.

Any idea on what could have caused this? The one previous vial from the same batch did not do this.

[Nuncles]

Could it possibly just have been the condensation from the fridge on the vial? Here in the South, I have to wipe the vial several times to remove enough condensation in order to see the true clarity of the pep.

[Eleanor]

@Nuncles said:

Could it possibly just have been the condensation from the fridge on the vial? Here in the South, I have to wipe the vial several times to remove enough condensation in order to see the true clarity of the pep.

@nuncles Same here.
@bingo That Survo's great stuff!

[bingo]

@Nuncles I'm in Georgia so I'm very well aware of the wet hug of our friend humidity. I thought the same at first and did a quick wipe down and it was cloudy like pasta water until I warmed it in my hand.

[Nuncles]

I've experience the same thing. As soon as I wipe the condensation comes right back. I have to continue to rub it. To me, if it was bad, it would stay cloudy no matter what.

[Eleanor]

Fridge is too cold for it.

[denti]

How do you all like Survodutide vs Reta?

[Eleanor]

Survo doesn't have GIP, only GLP1 & glucagon, whereas Reta has all three.
In order to keep from a permanent stall just short of my goal, I've switched to Cagri & Survo, which opens 3 of the 4 pathways, exception is GIP. Hoping if the time comes, the Tirz will still work. Wish I'd done all this differently, knowing what I know now.