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  • BPC-157 or Wolverine?
    C chrams

    @Randy "Right now we are having tests done by AFI on the degradation of GLP and MOTS-C refrigerated and unrefrigerated."

    I'm curious, did the results come in for this?

    Peptide Discussion tb-500 bpc-157 researching wolverine

  • Left reconstituted peptide out overnight, still good?
    C chrams

    Title says it all pretty much. Left out ~13 hours at room temperature but not exposed to light. I'm less concerned about potency loss, more so if it's dangerous due to possible contamination?

    Supplies, Mixing & Storage storage

  • How much peptide is lost during filtering?
    C chrams

    @randy Thanks for the reply! And that's kind of what I assumed. Just curious, how did you come to that conclusion? Is this just something you learned by talking to lab workers / researchers?

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  • How much peptide is lost during filtering?
    C chrams

    And as a follow up - im not talking about if any total mass is lost, I understand if you don't flush the filter with bac water, a certain amount will be "trapped" in there. I'm talking about how much the dilution gets lowered- ie how much mg per ml

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  • How much peptide is lost during filtering?
    C chrams

    Just curious if anyone has any insights on this. I imagine SOME amount of peptide is lost during the filtering process- but perhaps the amount is usually completely trivial. AI agents seem to bring up the hydrophobic quality of some peptides can cause them to bind to the filter materials, is this just slop?

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