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Cloudy Chunky Reconstitution Issue with MOTS-c

5 replies4 peopleAug 23, 2026☆ Follow
Summary

Why would one MOTS-c vial turn cloudy and chunky during reconstitution while others using the same bacteriostatic water did not?

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Whether the affected vial was tested for purity or content

Nothing here is advice.

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WarmWillow50archiveopening postAug 23

Tried mixing 40mg of MOTS-c with 3ml of bacteriostatic water and it turned really cloudy with chunks in it. A second vial mixed fine though. Very odd. Used the same water for three other mixes over the weekend and had no issues at all. Meh.

SteadySignal69archiveAug 23

I checked whether the testing went fine. Something unwanted seems present inside this container. From what I've seen before, clouding tends to mean reduced cleanliness levels. The amount inside also appears short quite often when there's that haze. I came across quite a few similar cases not long ago.

NorthFenwick56archiveAug 23

I could forward the picture to the individual who provided those.

ClearBeacon24archiveAug 23
↳ replying to @WarmWillow50 (opening post)

This seems odd since I figured mots c should be the case rather than bac.

WarmWillow50archiveAug 23
↳ replying to @NorthFenwick56

It's fine he'll pick up an excellent version for me when the fresh group arrives.

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