freezing reconstituted TB500

mj · Oct 25, 2011

Just was informed by a supplier of tb500 who sells in 10 mg vials. when i asked him how to not waste the 6mg that would be left after 8 days of being reconstituted he told me to put the srest in syringes and freeze it. sounds a little sketchy to me. Any feed back any one ?

3clipseGT · Oct 25, 2011

Ive always read not to freeze and unfreeze peptides. But this one may be a bit different.

johnjuanb1 · Oct 25, 2011

3clipseGT said:
Ive always read not to freeze and unfreeze peptides. But this one may be a bit different.

One of the sponsors here says freezing it will make it come out of its molecular bond and ruin it.

mj · Oct 25, 2011

that is fairly well what i have been reading here. the only other solution i can think of is get some empty viles and put half in each one then mix the second bottle after the first is used. seals for the viales are easy to come by. dose anyone see a glitch in this approach ?

3clipseGT · Oct 25, 2011

johnjuanb1 said:
One of the sponsors here says freezing it will make it come out of its molecular bond and ruin it.

Thats what i was figuring, thanks man.

jayice · Oct 26, 2011

mj said:
that is fairly well what i have been reading here. the only other solution i can think of is get some empty viles and put half in each one then mix the second bottle after the first is used. seals for the viales are easy to come by. dose anyone see a glitch in this approach ?

contamination is too risky bro. stick with ergo or osta if u can. 10mg of Osta/Ergos comes around to the same as the 10mg thats out on the market. But ur getting them in seperate vials and You'll also be sure of quality that ur getting man.

johnjuanb1 · Oct 26, 2011

Not worth risking bacteria. Bacteria will destroy the peptide and you as well.

mj said:
that is fairly well what i have been reading here. the only other solution i can think of is get some empty viles and put half in each one then mix the second bottle after the first is used. seals for the viales are easy to come by. dose anyone see a glitch in this approach ?