another synthetine/syntheselen ?

mayan · Sep 6, 2010

Only had 1 sterile vial, so I mixed 50cc sythetine and 50cc sytheselen in the same vial. Will do 2 X 4cc inj every AM (I weigh 200lbs), giving me 4cc of each. No problem with this method, right?

mayan · Sep 6, 2010

bump for the experts

Creed428 · Sep 6, 2010

sure Big A will chime in with the answer but question why did you have to transfer them into another vial? I just use the one it comes in

J4CKT · Sep 7, 2010

Why not just do 4ml Synthetine and 4ml of Syntheselen as seperate injections?

There is nothing wrong with what you did but there isn't really any advantage either.

mayan · Sep 7, 2010

J4CKT said:
Why not just do 4ml Synthetine and 4ml of Syntheselen as seperate injections?

There is nothing wrong with what you did but there isn't really any advantage either.

Yeah, that's what I would have done, but I only had one empty/sterile vial to transfer to. The bottles from Synthetek don't have a rubber stopper, and I just don't feel comfortable leaving a water based injectable preparation in a vial with a hole in the top, too much chance for contamination and rather play it safe. So I mixed them together in the same vial, just wanted to be sure it was not a problem.

Flex2019 · Sep 7, 2010

mayan said:
Yeah, that's what I would have done, but I only had one empty/sterile vial to transfer to. The bottles from Synthetek don't have a rubber stopper, and I just don't feel comfortable leaving a water based injectable preparation in a vial with a hole in the top, too much chance for contamination and rather play it safe. So I mixed them together in the same vial, just wanted to be sure it was not a problem.

Look more carefully, the Synthetek tops are rubber stoppers in disguise...

Thunder · Sep 8, 2010

Yep, even though the top looks plastic from the top, if you have a look underneath you can see the rubber seal.

mayan · Sep 9, 2010

Thanks for the heads up fellas. I actually searched and found an old thread (Yes, I use the search function before asking questions!! Which is why my post count is low. Why ask questions like a dumbass when you can search and read and find your answer like someone who's educated?!?) suggesting to switch the preparation into a sterile vial. But now I see what you are saying, even though the plastic layer appears to have been punctured, the rubber underneath shows no visible signs. So again, thanks for the heads up.