GreyAlder39
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Filtering Question...
I recall temperatures around 170 degrees Celsius fall short when trying to remove pyrogens, so one probably needs 250 or more. Handling ste…
May 27
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How do the smartpants design the drug so that it's stable only for 4 weeks?
This isn't really a trait of the full peptide but of the amino acids inside it. Entropy means some parts will break down over a month no ma…
May 27
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Motsc reaction
What you described sounds a lot like a vagal response after the injection. I have had similar episodes from another medication. My doctor a…
May 26
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Filtering Question...
It looks like sterilization and plate washing are getting mixed together in your head.
May 26
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End of the vial issue.
For R20 I now use 0.6 ml of BAC and transfer it to a pen so each dose is 0.3 ml. I prefer not to inject too much BA. It dissolves fine up t…
May 25
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Stacking Tirz + Reta. Any tips?
I picked up a glucose tracker after noting my vulnerability to low sugar levels. Three incidents occurred for me in the prior month. Ten mi…
May 25
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Best practices freezing & thawing to reconstitute?
The powder is not really frozen since almost no water remains, it is simply cooled. Even so I let the vial sit until it feels like room tem…
May 25
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End of the vial issue.
I generally use a 1 ml syringe for adding the water. The point is that 3 ml syringes are not precise enough if you want to add 1 ml or more…
May 25
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End of the vial issue.
At least explain why.
May 25
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End of the vial issue.
The leftover depends on how much water you used to reconstitute and how well you can read the syringe. With 3 ml total for ten 0.3 ml doses…
May 25
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Curious about the “beyond weight loss” benefits
That comic guy searching for his enchanted brew cracks me up. When it comes to mental cloudiness, the GLP-1 types I've tried really sharpen…
May 22
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Do You Monitor Glucose If Not Diabetic?
I have type 2 diabetes that runs in the family and have been on medication for six years. I use a CGM a couple times a year to see the full…
May 22
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Syringe markings, units, and IUs for insulin versus HGH
The numbers printed on syringes simply drop the leading zero and decimal to make the scale easier to read and reduce mistakes. So 50 units …
May 17
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Risks of filtered tap water for peptide reconstitution and vial safety
It remains possible to place it under the tongue or swallow it whole. Water that's been filtered can still trigger a fever during injection…
May 17
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