Vial sourcing nightmare!

Hong Kong Yanpep International
clean technique first. send one vial from each batch to testing and wait for results before using. do what you can with what's available. hospira/pfizer is the only bac water used in us hospitals—haven't seen others in years. hospitals don't even stock it much anymore. be safe.
 
question: i'm reconstituting once a month with a 30ml BAC water bottle. after i puncture it with a syringe, is it only good for 4 weeks? or can i reuse it? trying to figure out if 30ml is worth it versus 10ml.
 
I think the only genuinely sterile vials out there are the ALK-branded ones, a few specialty lab-supply sites carry them. A lot of people go with the cheaper overseas vials but I wouldn't put full trust in those.
 
Alright, next mix I put together I am definitely running it through the filters, got a stash of vials and filters marked sterile and supposedly free of pyrogens ready to go.
Though, turns out what is missing from my setup is proper luer lock syringes. Asked about these once before and got pointed somewhere, but that was a while back. Anyone have a solid link for quality sterile luer locks? Amazon maybe?
Edit, never mind, turned up a couple containers of them already tucked away in my stash.
 
Where's the best place to source vials from? Also curious where to find just the screw-on needle attachments separately, or is it more practical to just burn through two mixing needles per session? They're pretty inexpensive after all.
 
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