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Kisspeptin turning into a gel

11 replies6 peopleApr 19, 2026☆ Follow
Summary

Why does kisspeptin turn into a gel right after adding BAC water during reconstitution?

Multiple users report the same rapid gelling issue with kisspeptin vials even after letting everything reach room temperature. One person traced similar problems to high pH in the BAC water and noted that adding more liquid helped in a past case with saline. Suggestions include using acetic acid to adjust or switching BAC water sources, and the original poster received a replacement offer from the seller. Storage temperature of the BAC water is debated but packaging instructions specify room temperature.

What this discussion establishesWhere people disagree

Whether BAC water can safely be refrigerated once opened or must always stay at room temperature

Still open

Exact reason only some vials in the batch gelled

Nothing here is advice.

11 replies · 6 people
KeenCinder27archiveopening postApr 19

I got kisspeptin from a forum sponsor. The first two vials were fine and mixed okay with BAC water bought from the same place. Bought it late March 2026 and it arrived the first week of April so about three weeks ago. I keep everything in the fridge. Before mixing I let both the water and vial warm to room temp. Now every vial turns to gel in less than fifteen seconds after adding the water. The first two worked fine and I used them. The problem started yesterday. I emailed the seller and am waiting to hear back. Anyone know what could cause this?

GreenMeadow27archiveApr 20
↳ replying to @KeenCinder27 (opening post)

This occurred for me several months back. It came from someone selling just one vial at a time. Regular salt water was what I chose over the preserved kind. Pouring in plenty of extra salt water made the mixture less viscous. Getting a set from another place meant I saw zero thickening with the bacteriostatic solution.

KeenCinder27archiveApr 20

I've been looking around online and it looks like a problem with the BAC water. Apparently the pH is too high.

SharpCinder35archiveApr 20

I figure a touch of acetic acid might resolve the current issue.

KeenCinder27archiveApr 20

I read that too. But where does one buy acetic acid 0.6

ClearAnchor21archiveApr 20
↳ replying to @KeenCinder27 (opening post)

I keep my bac water sitting out in the house instead of chilling it inside the refrigerator.

KeenCinder27archiveApr 20
↳ replying to @ClearAnchor21

I wasn't aware the bacteriostatic water needs to stay at room temperature. So I took it from the refrigerator and let it sit for forty minutes, an hour, two hours, or even four hours to warm up before mixing it with the kisspeptin, but the solution still formed a gel anyway.

ClearBeacon24archiveApr 20
↳ replying to @ClearAnchor21

I can't figure out why people think that way. After mixing the solutions and storing the containers in the cold, how would anything change?

ClearAnchor21archiveApr 21
↳ replying to @ClearBeacon24

That's an interesting query, though I lack the solution myself. From what I've seen, the labels on these items indicate keeping them in ordinary indoor conditions. A relative working in healthcare mentioned that clinics, medical offices, and drugstores keep such supplies out of the cold. Since I lack the expertise to challenge this, I trust the producers and specialists instead. I see what you mean, however.

SlowHarbour21archiveApr 22

Three separate acquaintances each obtained this substance through distinct channels along with varying sterile mixing solutions and reported issues in every single container after preparation. I have zero plans to purchase the product myself or obtain it on anyone else's behalf. The judgment might strike others as unreasonable yet it reflects my own view. I lack any requirement for it regardless since simply noticing females provides sufficient stimulation.

KeenCinder27archiveApr 22

Positive update for the group. They'll send replacements for my Kisspeptin and BAC water together with the purchase I'm placing after this.

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