Cloudy Peptides: Why Acetic Acid Can Make a Vial Look Clear Without Fixing It (Video)
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Watch on RandyTube: Cloudy Peptides: Why Acetic Acid Can Make a Vial Look Clear Without Fixing It (Video)A cloudy reconstituted peptide can sometimes look clearer after adding a little acetic acid, but a clear vial does not prove the peptide underneath is intact. Using a problematic oxytocin batch, this video shows the clouding, the clumping, and why the "fix" is cosmetic.
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