What water should eloralintide actually be reconstituted with?

Getting mixed answers online about eloralintide and I'd like a straight one. Some say amylin agonists like cagrilintide and eloralintide react to the pH of whatever you mix them in and can clump. Others say that only holds for cagrilintide and that eloralintide was engineered by Lilly to cope with the pH of ordinary bacteriostatic water. Does anyone actually know? If it needs a special diluent, what am I supposed to look for on the label and how do I tell I've got the right kind? I don't want to ruin a vial by guessing, and I'd rather ask before mixing anything than after. If you've already reconstituted it, what did you use and did it stay clear? Any experience helps, even just a note on what you used and whether it stayed clear for a while.

Whichever water you pick, add it slowly down the glass wall instead of squirting it onto the powder, then swirl gently. If clumping is going to happen it usually shows within a few minutes. If it goes cloudy I wouldn't inject it.

I haven't found a solid answer either. I mixed mine with ordinary bacteriostatic water and it stayed clear for the three weeks I kept it, no cloudiness at all. That is one vial though, so I would not call it proof.

Not an expert, but I'd guess plenty of thought and research went into the standard BAC water formulation, tuned to keep the pH right and limit the toxic benzyl alcohol for use across many peptides. Still, wouldn't surprise me if certain formulations pair better with certain peptides.