Quick Question??

[Chim Chim]

Do peptides like CJC and GHRP have to be reconstituted with Bacteriostatic water, or can one use sterile saline.?? Thanks.

 

[MikeRoss]

Dont know. Bac water is recommended though. Only $5 so why not use what is called for?

Shoots

 

[DatBtrue]

Do peptides like CJC and GHRP have to be reconstituted with Bacteriostatic water, or can one use sterile saline.?? Thanks.

If you truly believe that your vial and compound within that vial are sterile...were produced in a sterile environment, then sterile water and saline are fine.

If as is more likely your vial and compound within that vial was not produced in a sterile environment, then you need some Benzyl Alcohol to prevent the multiplication of bacteria. In addition although it is far from the best sterilizing agent, it does have some effect on killing some bacteria. Long ago it was used to sterilize cow teets.

Bacteriostatic Water contains Benzyl Alcohol and is a "safer" reconstituant then sterile water & saline.

 

[Chim Chim]

That is the type of answer i was looking for..

If you truly believe that your vial and compound within that vial are sterile...were produced in a sterile environment, then sterile water and saline are fine.

If as is more likely your vial and compound within that vial was not produced in a sterile environment, then you need some Benzyl Alcohol to prevent the multiplication of bacteria. In addition although it is far from the best sterilizing agent, it does have some effect on killing some bacteria. Long ago it was used to sterilize cow teets.

Bacteriostatic Water contains Benzyl Alcohol and is a "safer" reconstituant then sterile water & saline.

Thanks Dat,
That is the solid answer i wanted. That is a good reason to use the bacteriostatic H2O, and not substitute normal saline. thanks again.