VipRoids
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Do it. Actually get up and grab the bottle you are currently reconstituting with. Read the ingredient line. Come back and tell the class what it says.
Every bottle of bacteriostatic water carries a preservative, benzyl alcohol. That is the whole reason it is bacteriostatic. The alcohol keeps bacteria from growing once the seal is broken. Meaning every injection you have done from that vial included a small dose of preservative riding along with your peptide.
One dose, irrelevant. Daily injections for months, nobody has done that math for you. And here is the kicker most people miss. Sterile water without preservative exists. Vials without preservative exist. Yet the standard kit sold for daily peptide users contains a compound designed for multi use situations in clinical settings where a patient occasionally gets an injection, not for a guy pinning himself multiple times per day for a year.
The hobby scrutinizes peptide purity to the decimal and then injects the diluent without a single thought. Who here even knew the bottle had ingredients. Honest hands up.
Every bottle of bacteriostatic water carries a preservative, benzyl alcohol. That is the whole reason it is bacteriostatic. The alcohol keeps bacteria from growing once the seal is broken. Meaning every injection you have done from that vial included a small dose of preservative riding along with your peptide.
One dose, irrelevant. Daily injections for months, nobody has done that math for you. And here is the kicker most people miss. Sterile water without preservative exists. Vials without preservative exist. Yet the standard kit sold for daily peptide users contains a compound designed for multi use situations in clinical settings where a patient occasionally gets an injection, not for a guy pinning himself multiple times per day for a year.
The hobby scrutinizes peptide purity to the decimal and then injects the diluent without a single thought. Who here even knew the bottle had ingredients. Honest hands up.