Best place for bac water?

But it's kinda expensive. I used them when I wanted to try a peptide recently. Just wanted a bit to test, get it fast, and not test it. It got here and it was effective, naturally. For something you use often, use other sources.
 
For those wondering how much bac water to add when mixing peptides, here's a simple way to figure it out, for example:

*5mg of a peptide with 5mLs of water*

*Each ML = 1,000mcgs*. If you want 300mcgs, draw to the 300 mark on an insulin syringe.
 
I found a peptide calculator that's pretty helpful. You input the vial amount and desired dosage, and it tells you how much water to add and how much to inject. It's on a peptide site. Seems easy.
 
we order Hospira BAC because it's the best. chinese and amazon BAC is below standard—testing often comes back weak. destroys peptides, makes them cloudy, gels them up, or they crystallize. most vendors toss in chinese BAC free but that stuff's risky.
 
If you're using 31 gauge needles, good luck. 30 gauge or bigger should handle it. not worried about air in BAC water—more air just means more oxygen for benzoic acid to oxidize over time.
 
I keep my BAC in the fridge even though the insert says room temp. No serious warning against it, just a recommendation. It's not like Pfizer wants it to last forever - they want less legal risk. Do what feels right to you. And yeah there's like 5 active threads on this stuff which is wild.
 
don't cheap out on bacteriostatic water. you're sourcing powder, testing it, filtering sterile. you care about quality all the way through — then you're gonna use garbage liquid? makes no sense.
 
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