Bac. Water vs Sterile water

[whacked]

With the insane price hike lately (aka the gov’t indirect methodology for hurting the research peps market)….

Has anyone made the switch to using Sterile water?

Janoshik says Sterile is fine.

 

[Goodfella1988]

Sure, it’s just going to burn like hell for a good moment or two afterwords. Frankly I’d rather just make my own bac water or keep buying bac water off Amazon before using sterile water…

 

[pheno609]

Hospira can still be bought from medex, but I think you need to buy a whole case

 

[Anabolix8]

With the insane price hike lately (aka the gov’t indirect methodology for hurting the research peps market)….

Has anyone made the switch to using Sterile water?

Janoshik says Sterile is fine.

Yeah sterile water works fine honestly. Just gotta be extra clean since there’s no benzyl alcohol protecting it after punctures. I’d use it quicker and keep it refrigerated.

 

[Keefs]

I’d stick with bac water for sterility reasons. Parrox has good deals on bac water and it’s good stuff. I’m kind of glad Amazon quit selling bac water though because it was always hit or miss with the quality.

 

[whacked]

I’d stick with bac water for sterility reasons. Parrox has good deals on bac water and it’s good stuff. I’m kind of glad Amazon quit selling bac water though because it was always hit or miss with the quality.

Thanks for sharing

$60/8 =$7.50 each (30ml vial)
Solid deal

Can’t help but wonder if their BW is legitimately BW.

I read an article recently where 30-40% (can’t recall exactly) of the BW tested contained zero benzyl alcohol.

 

[whacked]

Hospira can still be bought from medex, but I think you need to buy a whole case

Expensive though. Prices have gone way up on BW

 

[whacked]

or keep buying bac water off Amazon before using sterile water…

They stopped selling it.

 

[whacked]

Can’t help but wonder if their BW is legitimately BW.

I read an article recently where 30-40% (can’t recall exactly) of the BW tested contained zero benzyl alcohol.

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[jackedsanta]

I've been making my own BAC for the past six months with zero issues

 

[pheno609]

Expensive though. Prices have gone way up on BW

Yeah its definitely more expensive than it was for sure. Its like 300 +shipping for a case of 25 (30ml bottles)

 

[pheno609]

I've been making my own BAC for the past six months with zero issues

Do you use it for HGH? The only reason I ask is because the pH needs to be right, otherwise the HGH can aggregate. I supposed you can test the pH and make sure its right either way. I haven't personally made back water, but it seems easy enough

 

[tommyguns2]

BW is just sterile water and 1% BA. How would p H differ from the commercial version. I don’t think Hospira adds any buffer

 

[jackedsanta]

Do you use it for HGH? The only reason I ask is because the pH needs to be right, otherwise the HGH can aggregate. I supposed you can test the pH and make sure its right either way. I haven't personally made back water, but it seems easy enough

BW is just sterile water and 1% BA. How would p H differ from the commercial version. I don’t think Hospira adds any buffer

@tommyguns2 is correct and yes I use it for my GH with zero issues and yep super easy to make.

 

[tommyguns2]

I’ve been making my own BW for the last couple years. Probably 300mL or so. I use a 100 mL sealed jug. Purchased sterile water and BA on Amazon

 

[Sectør]

I’ve just been using this brand. 4 pack of 30ml bac water (120ml total) for $30. I’m not affiliated with this company in any way, just been using their product to reconstitute my stuff and it works as it should.

They have a coa that tests for ba %, as well as PH levels, both of which pass by pharma standards.

IMO, hospira bac is overhyped as well.

Reconstitution Solution | Bacteriostatic Water - Sterile Bac Water w/ – Bacteriostatic Waters

99.1% deionized water, 0.9% benzyl alcohol 4 multiple-use 30ml glass vials Sterile Bac Water...Lab & research use only Third-Party tested for for pH, quality, and general composition consistency. Made in USA - manufactured by Aqua Science *Disclaimer: These statements have not been evaluated by...

www.bacteriostaticwaters.com

 

[pheno609]

BW is just sterile water and 1% BA. How would p H differ from the commercial version. I don’t think Hospira adds any buffer

I'm not sure. I just know Chinese vendors sell bac water and people often have issues with aggregation when reconstituting hgh. Once they switch to hospira, they don't have the issue anymore. If I'm remembering correctly, I think janoshik replied that it could be that the pH might be off. But I'm just going off of memory from an old thread on another forum

 

[Keefs]

Thanks for sharing

$60/8 =$7.50 each (30ml vial)
Solid deal

Can’t help but wonder if their BW is legitimately BW.

I read an article recently where 30-40% (can’t recall exactly) of the BW tested contained zero benzyl alcohol.

It seems like really good quality for the price. Wait til you see the packaging. I seriously doubt they’d spend that much on packaging and skimp on a tiny bit of benzyl alcohol. But yeah I can believe 30-40% of that Amazon crap had none in it for sure.

 

[whacked]

I’ve just been using this brand. 4 pack of 30ml bac water (120ml total) for $30. I’m not affiliated with this company in any way, just been using their product to reconstitute my stuff and it works as it should.

They have a coa that tests for ba %, as well as PH levels, both of which pass by pharma standards.

IMO, hospira bac is overhyped as well.

Reconstitution Solution | Bacteriostatic Water - Sterile Bac Water w/ – Bacteriostatic Waters

99.1% deionized water, 0.9% benzyl alcohol 4 multiple-use 30ml glass vials Sterile Bac Water...Lab & research use only Third-Party tested for for pH, quality, and general composition consistency. Made in USA - manufactured by Aqua Science *Disclaimer: These statements have not been evaluated by...

www.bacteriostaticwaters.com

Thank you

 

[Jose1990]

I use sterile water only.