Peptides mixing question

[96ish]

Hi Just wondering what are best to mix ghrp-6 with when i inject subq.. bac water or sodium chloride?

 

[Jake]

Hi Just wondering what are best to mix ghrp-6 with when i inject subq.. bac water or sodium chloride?

Dude...sodium chloride is table salt. Maybe you are confusing the salinity of the water in your body. You use bac water. Some guys like to make their bac water the same salinity as body water...about 1%, but I doubt this is needed.

 

[stretch512]

the sodium chloride you are speaking of is medical grade IV bag ready sodium chloride and "if" you have access to it yes, you can use it to mix your peptides with. I have used it before with success but I would also note it is easier to get and store Bac water for this purpose alone. Hope this helps

Cheers!

 

[96ish]

Alright thanks Well if i mix it with sc water how long can i keep the full syringes in the fridge before it get bad, days weeks months?

 

[Jake]

The proper name to this is pysiological saline.That is why I had no idea what you were talking about. If you have that, then yes it will work.Don't go out of your way to get it. I boil distilled water and make my own.Closet to free that you can find. You can also add your own sodium chloride before boiling. Just google physiological saline because I am not exactly sure what % sodium chloride is in body fluid. I think it is .9% sodium chloride (salt)

By the way...in a hospital they call this i v saline...not salt, not sodium chloride, not sc.

 

[stretch512]

Jake is correct about the medical saline and to your question about storing pins in the fridge I would say do not do this. Mix your vial store in fridge and then dose from the vial via pin each time. Do not preload syringes - peptides are not to be stored or handles like AAS where we can store syringes for future use.


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