How long is mixed hcg good in the fridge?

[Geoffke]

Would it last 14 days?

 

[Fullybuilt]

Lasts a good 6-8weeks. My dads endocrinologist said its good for 20weeks, but I've always heard 6-8weeks with bac water

 

[juicyr6]

a doc told me roughly 30days

 

[VulgarDisplay]

I recently underwent fertility treatment and the endocrynologist said 6-8 weeks tops.

 

[bigbaldbulldog]

35' 10-12 weeks
40 ' 8-10 weeks
45' and up 6-8 weeks

 

[Fullybuilt]

My dads HRT doc gives his patients 10,000 iu amps and recommeneds 250-500iu's 2x per week. I had my dad ask him if that would go bad in the fridge that long and he said its minimal. He gave an example that after 10weeks, a dose of 500iu's may only be 460iu's of potency, but minimal.

 

[KillerStack]

From Pregnyl package insert:

IMPORTANT: USE COMPLETELY AFTER RECONSTITUTION. RECONSTITUTED SOLUTION IS STABLE FOR 60 DAYS WHEN REFRIGERATED.

HOW SUPPLIED
Two-vial package containing:
— 1-10 mL lyophilized multiple dose vial containing: 10,000 USP Units chorionic gonadotropin per vial
NDC 0052-0315-10.
— 1-10 mL vial of solvent containing: water for injection with sodium chloride 0.56% and benzyl alcohol 0.9%
NDC 0052-0325-10.


When reconstituted, each 10 mL vial contains:
Chorionic gonadotropin 10,000 USP Units
Monobasic sodium phosphate 5 mg
Dibasic sodium phosphate 4.4 mg
Sodium chloride 0.56%
Benzyl alcohol 0.9%
If required pH adjusted with sodium hydroxide and/or phosphoric acid.

Storage:
Store at 15°–30°C (59°–86°F). Reconstituted solution is stable for 60 days when refrigerated.

 

[MeUany3LIFTS]

HCG detection time

I've heard mixed things about the HCG dection time. Some say it is detectible in urine, others claim it is not. Does anybody know the detection time for HCG on a standard drug test? Not for a pregnancy test... Thanks

 

[VNV]

From Pregnyl package insert:

Yeah, I saw this too. It's 60 days (8 weeks). If anyone says anything else, they're wrong.

 

[Snarf]

Yeah, I saw this too. It's 60 days (8 weeks). If anyone says anything else, they're wrong.

From the FDA's point of view it is 60 days, but they have to be certain it is still delivering the stated dose per unit of volume at this time and they provide a very wide margin for error.

For our purposes, it is no big deal. It loses very little stability far beyond this. If you are worried, simply draw up about 10% extra and you are covered.

Its not like at the 60 day mark it just magically disappears out of the vial.