Reta from overseas, worth the risk?

Peptides are pretty hardy, especially before reconstitution. You can shake bac straight in. They're delicate about other stuff though—uv, huge temp swings, freezing after. Couple % degradation worst case if you're rough with it.
 
Found tiny undissolved specs in my vial and wondered how much I'd lose filtering it. Bounced this off someone and they said usually under 5-10 percent, often closer to 2-5 for small specs. So if you reconstitute 5mg in 2ml and use a 4mm filter you're looking at 0.07ml loss which is only 3.5 percent.
 
when I get close to goal I'm gonna try dropping my weekly dose a tiny bit each month and see what happens. testing what's the lowest dose that keeps my weight, blood sugar and bp under control. then maybe extend the spacing - no solid data on maintenance dosing yet so this is all experimental. going off completely isn't an option if I want to keep weight stable. looks like a lifetime thing.
 
I went with 2-3% GHK-Cu (1% = 100mg per 10ml). Dissolved the peptide in like 1ml BAC first so it'd completely dissolve before adding to the serum. Don't over-blend or you'll break the peptides down. Anything over 3% doesn't add benefits so do the math.
 
Just make your own. Problem with cheap bac is every vial's different—sterility, pH, who knows. You'll waste money. Sterile water's like €2 per 100ml, benzyl alcohol's €15 per liter. Add 1ml BA to your sterile water and done. Gives you 1% instead of 0.9%, but it's within spec and dead easy to measure.
 
50+ days on one vial doesn't bother me with Hospira and solid hygiene. If I've got an old vial (60+ days), I crack a new one rather than recon something that'll sit another 50. BAC I'll push to 90 days.
 
The slow-healing flag is worth stopping for regardless of where the product came from - that kind of immune signal is harder to read on an unverified supply chain. On overseas sourcing: the price gap is real and manageable with vendors who have third-party test results, but no-risk doesn't exist at this tier.
 
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