Bubble residue in GH vial

[EricJ123]

first time running HGH. Here’s my first vial that’s been emptied. It has some bubble residue left in it. Is this common?

 

[luki7788]

first time running HGH. Here’s my first vial that’s been emptied. It has some bubble residue left in it. Is this common?

seriously.... nothing is wrong... after fasting draw the liquid into the syringe

 

[Cerberus777]

seriously.... nothing is wrong... after fasting draw the liquid into the syringe

I just shot my next dose in it if it dose this and gently swirl it around.

 

[Virtuous]

I swear people overthink so much.

If it bubbles, let it sit. They’ll dissipate.

 

[Cerberus777]

I swear people overthink so much.

If it bubbles, let it sit. They’ll dissipate.

I've had them stay longer than a day.

 

[EricJ123]

I've had them stay longer than a day.

Yup. This is 4 days post reconstitution and after drawing all the liquid.

 

[massmonster32]

I've had them stay longer than a day.

When I first reconstitute I let it sit in fridge for a while then it becomes clear without bubbles. MM

 

[Ranchhand]

I just shot my next dose in it if it dose this and gently swirl it around.

After last draw and getting ready to reconstitute new vial, with the right amount of Bac water I'm going to reconstitute with, I inject into expired vial, swirl, draw all liquid back out and then slowly drip into new vial to be reconstituted. I hate wasting even the littlest bit of anything.

 

[Samson250]

Yup. This is 4 days post reconstitution and after drawing all the liquid.

Don’t feel bad about asking it’s your first time. It’s easy to forget we all had a first time. You did the right thing asking the question.

Keep informing yourself and researching and you’ll find the answers are already here so when you hit the next roadblock you’ll have a map already drawn for you.

 

[Keefs]

After last draw and getting ready to reconstitute new vial, with the right amount of Bac water I'm going to reconstitute with, I inject into expired vial, swirl, draw all liquid back out and then slowly drip into new vial to be reconstituted. I hate wasting even the littlest bit of anything.

I think I’m gonna try that. Sometimes I can get what seems like every last drop but I’ve also had some like the OPs too.

 

[Massive G]

I am a cheap bastard I Always rinse my gh vials with 1 ml of ba h20

 

[Samson250]

Meanwhile @slesh is tossing vials with 3iu or less because why bother haha

 

[goback2013]

I am a cheap bastard I Always rinse my gh vials with 1 ml of ba h20

So basically before recon a new vial, you put 1ml in the old vial.
Pull out the 1ml from the old vial then use that 1ml in the new vial ?
Interesting never thought of doing that.

 

[Massive G]

So basically before recon a new vial, you put 1ml in the old vial.
Pull out the 1ml from the old vial then use that 1ml in the new vial ?
Interesting never thought of doing that.

Yes sir.

 

[Ranchhand]

So basically before recon a new vial, you put 1ml in the old vial.
Pull out the 1ml from the old vial then use that 1ml in the new vial ?
Interesting never thought of doing that.

Yes sir.

Yep, that's it

What you should have is the 1ml plus that little extra you couldn't get out with the slin pin with your last draw on the old vial. To reconstitute I'm using a standard 3ml syringe with an inch and a half 21G needle to make sure the needle will reach the bottom of the old vial to draw everything out. 21G just makes it easier to drip in the Bac water and not have it squirt into the new vial to be recon'd. Also, first thing I do with new vial to be reconstituted, is neutralize the pressure in the vial by pulling plunger back to about the 2ml(2cc) mark with air and just barely stick the tip of the needle into the rubber stopper of the new vial and this will either pull air in or push air out, whichever is needed to neutralize the pressure in new vial. You know what I'm talking about if you've ever had the water, you're going to recon with get sucked right into the vial the moment you stick the tip of the needle into the rubber stopper.