Ghost-of-Donuts-Past
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Just curious, why do they put "For Research Only" on these things if they're OK to use? Seems kinda sketch.
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My injection looks...off?
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Veggie_Health
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Un-reconstituted vials should be clear or slightly off-white - cloudiness or particulate before mixing warrants a supplier inquiry.
FastingBoss
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D_Jen
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The vacuum seal integrity check is the primary indicator for untampered product - a properly sealed vial will have visible resistance when the cap is first broken. Powder appearance with no discoloration, clumping, or unusual particulates is the secondary check before reconstituting.