60mg Reta ok with 2ml bac water?

Recently switched my tirz mixing ratio to something more concentrated to cut down on liquid per shot. Ran into someone online who insisted reta needs a bigger amount of diluent to reconstitute right, sounds off to me honestly. Wrapped up my last reta vial and about to prep a fresh batch, 60mg with just 2ml bac water this round for extra strength. Would going beyond 2ml genuinely be necessary here, or is that overcautious talk?

Those reconstitution amounts work fine. Personally use a setup with no stinging or complications either, though not certain if that's specific to these particular compounds. Bigger dilution volume for one, smaller for the other, mostly just to simplify the math.

Hey! Always give the vial a wipe with alcohol before drawing. Mixed the 10mg using a single ml of bac water. Planning to run 1mg for the first month, leaving 6mg, then step up to 1.5mg after that, so the vial should last roughly 2 months total from when I started.
One thing though, I'm not storing the reta or bac water anywhere dark, is that an issue?

Only ever mixed reta and aod with bac water myself, always came out perfectly clear. Not sure what would explain them telling you otherwise.

Is that BAC water just benzyl alcohol, or does sodium chloride factor in too? Reta paired with NaCl tends to crash out. With Tirz though, zero issue.

No, personally reconstitute each vial separately with a smaller amount of diluent, combine all portions into one syringe, filter the total volume into a fresh vial, then rinse the filter with a bit more diluent afterward. Ends up concentrating everything into one combined vial at the end.