Frustrated trying to find ARA-290

[Randy]

they have factory seconds that look horrible but test fine and recon fine. 160 a kit i think. Ive run it.

[rmchrist]

Never had an issue with reconstituting ARA with Hospira BAC. I have used from Peptidology, Oros, and EZ.

[Justdabbling]

Ask mile high if theres is buffered. If buffered can use bac. Nexaph and uther buffered so bac water works fine for them. Since Ezpeptides = nexaph, would get one from there to try

[ogsteve]

@Randy just grabbed a couple of kits if that. Bac works fine with it?

[Randy]

@ogsteve so far yes

[dontfyourlife]

For Unbuffered- when you add BAC water (which is unbuffered and acidic) it shifts the peptides electrical charge.

Because ARA-290 doesn't like water to begin with, this acidic shift can cause the molecules to bind and make a nice clumped up gel!

But if Buffered by manufacturer you can use BAC all day every day.

[ResearchCat]

@PeptideEd My wife ran a full kit of Nexaph Ara-290 earlier this year. Reconned with Bac water. It did try to gel a bit if I put too many vials into one pen but adding more water got it into solution. I didn’t lose any vials.

[denti]

I ran ARA-290 from Peptidology using just Hospira Bac water. Never had an issue. I can highly recommend them.

[mmp]

@ResearchCat
Why was she running ARAs, and what were the results?

[michellefouch]

Thank you everyone for all this information. I appreciate it.

[MyB]

With the Nexaph ARA I’ve only had problems with gelling when I tried to recon 1ml bac to a 10mg vial. After following Randy’s suggestion of using more bac water, 1.5-2ml, I’ve had zero issues reconstituting.

[ResearchCat]

@mmp said:

@ResearchCat
Why was she running ARAs, and what were the results?

Chronic pain. She grudgingly acknowledged that it worked. But it isn’t permanent.

[boriswilliams]

@michellefouch ok