Can cabergoline be suspended in liquid form or is it to unstable? I've been doing a lot of reading and seen some people make it suspended and then I've read that it's well not able to be suspended. Just a question I guess.
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So if you usually see a caber in .5mg ml it'll more than likely be hard to create that. I see the oral droplet kinds.
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The ones I've seen look like light resistant bottles.
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I asked one company and this is what I got
"Sure I understand, it took us 3 years to get it right thats why we have not had it in the past.
We use a chemical called wetter then wet, some glycol along with a few others. Its guaranteed to stay stable for 1 month from the month you order, purity and quality guaranteed. Thank you"
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"Sure I understand, it took us 3 years to get it right thats why we have not had it in the past.
We use a chemical called wetter then wet, some glycol along with a few others. Its guaranteed to stay stable for 1 month from the month you order, purity and quality guaranteed. Thank you"
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The only way to guarantee quality is an external pharmaceutical quality control entity, which I bet they do not have.
By comparison - Pfizer, that make Cabergoline, do have quality control measurements - they would be the ones that have the ability to make the statement that they assure quality.
The only way to get legitimate drugs, is from legitimate pharmaceutical drug manufacturers.
i would not use any sort of liquid caber even if you paid me... no fucking way...
