Bacteriostatic Water and Sterile Water, Are you sure they are not the same thing?

[sebastien]

Hi, in France pharmacians don't know Bacteriostaic water, they propose only sterile water for injection. I think it's the same thing, isn't it?
What diluent do you propose to reconstitue 100mcg of IGF-1 lr3 and to reconstitute 4mg of cjc-1295?
How long can I use serile water once it has been opened?
Thanks

 

[Amazon Doll]

I've always wondered this as well. I use sterile water when injecting my animals.

 

[Diesel250]

They are not the same.
Bac water has ba in it and sterile water is just plan sterile water.

 

[Amazon Doll]

what exactly is ba?

 

[tinymk]

They are not the same.
Bac water has ba in it and sterile water is just plan sterile water.

Diesel is correct they are not the same.

Bacteriostatic Water is a non-pyrogenic, sterile water with 0.9% Benzyl Alcohol to keep it sterile and preserved.

Sterile water is sterile when made but doesn't have anything in it to keep it sterile if it becomes contaminated.

Tiny

 

[mac_c_uk]

And sterile water stings like hell when injected!

 

[Amazon Doll]

Tinymk......thanks for being so smart

 

[tinymk]

And sterile water stings like hell when injected!

LOL Think that stings try AA, acetic Acid.

Tiny

 

[Amazon Doll]

Everyone uses BW or AA with igf

Maybe your druggist was thinking IV injection, not IM or subq