Best bac water?

[BostonMike_79]

Hey everyone! I'm moving into a maintenance phase now that my insurance isn't covering things. I'm planning to split my pens, and I've gotten almost everything I need, except bac water. The places suggested in the videos aren't working anymore. Any tips on suppliers that have worked for other people? Thanks!

 

[Leslie40]

You can find some suggestions on other subs. Try searching on Reddit in the community, the community, the community. Plenty of suggestions that people have used.

 

[ScaleVictory]

I ordered some brand-name stuff, it's called Hospira. I think a lot of hospitals use it. I think the ones made overseas might not be good, pH wise.

 

[Mike_79]

Yeah Medexsupply might be a good source, look for the Hospira brand.

 

[The_IMO]

I bought some "Quality Pure Reconstitution Solution" from Amazon. I think it's still there.

 

[ShotProgress247]

Amazon!

 

[BostonMike_79]

Thanks everyone for the suggestions! I'll check those out. @Leslie40, never thought to look on Reddit, appreciate the tip!

 

[The_IMO]

For those who are new to reconstitution, a general rule is around 2.5ml of bac water for every 5mg of peptide. Then you can calculate your dose from there. There are peptide calculators online that can help you with this.

 

[ScaleVictory]

So, if I have a 5mg vial, how many units on an insulin syringe equal like, .25mg? This stuff is confusing!

 

[ShotProgress247]

So, if I have a 5mg vial, how many units on an insulin syringe equal like, .25mg? This stuff is confusing!

There are calculators online, I use one all the time.

 

[Mike_79]

I've been using 2ml of bac water to reconstitute 5mg of sema. I've found it works well for me. Make sure you do the math right so you get the correct dose.

 

[BostonMike_79]

Yeah, the dosing can be tricky. I'm gonna use a calculator to be sure I'm getting it right, thanks @The_IMO for the reminder.

 

[ATL_Lois]

filtering definitely cuts microbial risk — removes bacteria, molds, and particles. aseptic technique matters too, plus sterile supplies and good bac water. if the batch isn't ideal, maybe don't push the shelf life after mixing.

 

[Pep_552]

checked the injection shop—no Hospira BAC. Underground supply's out too.

 

[justaboutprogress89]

Just got a T30 from a vendor that failed sterility. Have filters but ran out of Hospira bac water last week. Got bac water from a US reseller I think is solid. Wait for Hospira or use the US one? Please say the latter. Please.

 

[BurnPal]

Non-Hospira is fine for most people. The main thing you want is sterile bacteriostatic water with benzyl alcohol. Lots of people use the vet-supply brands without issues. Check the label for 0.9% benzyl alcohol and you're good.