posted Wed, 08/01/2012 - 18:11
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How to mix Peps
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Can you just use bacteriostatic water with out acetic acid,
or do you need to use both.. and if its both..how much of each..?
(im finding all kind of opinions on this online.)
thanks !!
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southernmuscle615peps i just use water..igf use AA...but dilute with BW...or it will HURT..i reccommend you follow dave palumbos method with that.
Supernova283Or you know you could just use BW and not use AA. I didn't find any degradation when I mass speced it.
I have been using AA with mine for the last year. Do you keep yours refrigerated when you mix with BW or do you leave it out? I have read so much conflicting stuff on this! I'm usually gone from home for about 12 hours before i hit the gym and I always pin post workout...the AA seems to keep well with the IGF-1Lr3 I've been using. Will the BW have the same result when not kept cool for long periods of time? Any input is appreciated!
AnonI found a pretty good site that I posted in another thread. It has info on a few different peptides regarding mixing and dosing.
you only need acetic acid for igf-1
the dilution can be up to you; I typically do 2 or 3 cc's per vial (at 1cc the volume of the individual injections is so tiny that any leakage worries me so i try to have more fluid)
Supernova283Doubtful.
I ran a mass spec on both acetic acid and BA water left over a week and the splitting was almost identical for the IGF weight. That acetic acid thing is a myth.
Granted that doesn't take into account protein folding, but the theory was degradation of the IGF-1 which showed no signs of any difference in my mass spec.
I found something on one of the other forums about this.. I
spent a few more hours on the reading.. someone posted
about how they used on BAC in the vial and then ran it for a month
and had felt something each time they pinned with it..
what I had thought is that it "died" in like 2weeks or something..
i guess thats not the case..
Supernova283Yeah I believe it was just something that was spread around and caught on.