Is filtering a fix or best to trash it?

Same thing happened with a reta vial that had two doses left; the liquid turned a bit cloudy so I discarded the whole thing. I also never filtered before, but reading more here is making me change my mind and I'm now setting up to start. This interests me since a SS31 kit is arriving soon.

Never filtered and had no problems except spicy NAD or soreness from GHK products. On the floaters question, if you can see them without magnification, aren't they too large to even enter a 30 or 31g needle? Same logic as people insisting on filtering glass ampoules after snapping the top – no shard could fit through that tiny opening, and even a micro-shard would just sit harmlessly in fat tissue since glass does nothing.

When unsure, throw it out. You wouldn't drink juice with floaties after a vacation, so why inject it. Endotoxin poisoning is serious and something could be growing in the vial; you don't want its byproducts in your body. Filters won't catch endotoxins.

Floaters appearing after reconstitution point to aggregates, including the ones you can see. Filtering may remove some but not all of them, so discard the vial.

I won't strain lumps from milk and swallow it when I already realize it wasn't curdled coming from the animal. And I'm damn sure not going to clean up any clumpy stuff before putting it inside me if it began smooth.