How many vials do you reconstitute at once?

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Just curious , how many vials or rather how many months of meds do you reconstitute at one time?

So as example , say T30, 5mg/week. So one vial , 6 weeks. Would you reconstitute 2 vials every 12 weeks? Or less or more?
 
I've been doing stuff when I'm ready to use it, but I've so considered the kinda-sorta- @indolent method. Since a 75-day course of KLOW (two GYC vials) takes 24 ml for me (cause I recon it weak to keep from bruising), I've thought about using the last 6ml to recon tirz. At 22 mg/ml, that would get me 132 mg of tirz (about four vials of 30) and last me 16 weeks at an 8 mg dose. I could freeze the vials not in use, and one bottle of bac gets used less than 30 days after it's opened (assume I recon the first vial of KLOW and the tirz on the first recon, then the second vial of KLOW to use the remainder 38 days later, since KLOW may degrade faster)

(indolent does a kit of tirz at a time and freezes, but that's too much committment for me; what if I switch off tirz and go to reta for years?)
 
Daisy333 said:


Just curious , how many vials or rather how many months of meds do you reconstitute at one time?

So as example , say T30, 5mg/week. So one vial , 6 weeks. Would you reconstitute 2 vials every 12 weeks? Or less or more?

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One vial at a time since they degrade much faster once reconstituted.
 
For GLP1s, I reconstitute enough for 6-8 weeks in a pen cartridge. The data I've seen on degradation has lead me to conclude it's probably fine.
 
Both my wife are on 6mg Reta right now. I generally recon1 or 2 depending on size. Up to 40mg, I do 2. Anything 50 of 60mg I do 1, as I can get 8 pins on a 50mg, and 10 pins on a 60mg. I'll hold of on the 50 and 60s till last in the event we tirate up. I'm starting to mix 5-6 days before needed it. Someone else mentioned sitting in the BAC a little longer might help with some of the recent toxins issues we've read about lately. No clue if it works.
 
Daisy333 said:


Just curious , how many vials or rather how many months of meds do you reconstitute at one time?

So as example , say T30, 5mg/week. So one vial , 6 weeks. Would you reconstitute 2 vials every 12 weeks? Or less or more?

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What really gets me is the BAC water waste. I use 10 mL vials, 3 mL go to Tirz and the rest go to KLOW. That makes KLOW heavily diluted, but that also helps with the injection sting.
 
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What really gets me is the BAC water waste. I use 10 mL vials, 3 mL go to Tirz and the rest go to KLOW. That makes KLOW heavily diluted, but that also helps with the injection sting.

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Where's the waste in your use? Seems very efficient to me. What did I miss/not comprehend?
 
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Where's the waste in your use? Seems very efficient to me. What did I miss/not comprehend?

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For now I'm only researching 2 peps. If I just use the standard 3 mL for each peptide vial, I'd be wasting like half of my bac water vial. By the time I would need to reconstitute again, I doubt the remaining 4 mL of bac water would be good to use.
 
MG9550 said:


For now I'm only researching 2 peps. If I just use the standard 3 mL for each peptide vial, I'd be wasting like half of my bac water vial. By the time I would need to reconstitute again, I doubt the remaining 4 mL of bac water would be good to use.

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Its early and no coffee yet...10ml bac water. 3ml to Tirz. I read "heavily diluted" KLOW as at least 3ml. If you recon every 28-30 days, it might be ok to use if you follow good sterile practice, it is properly stored, and the bac water is clear and free of particulate matter.

Safest is to toss after 28-30 days. Some people use theirs for longer. Depends on your comfort level with your own sterile practice and the quality of the bac water.

Even if you toss it, your good health will always be worth more than the tossed product.
 
Using vendor/ Amazon bac and keeping it reconned for for weeks is asking for trouble. Hospira has been tested to 90 days with no degradation. Other bacs have failed tests for sterility and alcohol content.

Tirz is robust and survives freezing with minor degradation, but why risk your peps? Buy sensible kit sizes and dispose of what you dont use - its pennies!
 
One vial at a time, reconstitute as needed. My wife and I both use, so a single vial doesn't last long enough to worry about degradation. Makes the decision pretty easy.
 
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