posted Tue, 07/26/2016 - 17:38
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No Vacuum in Vial, Some Reconstituted Cloudy
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I recently received some TB 500, BPC 157 and IGF-1 LR3 from one of the top peptide sources on Eroids. None of them had any vacuum in them (they didn't suck the water out of my syringe) and the TB 500 reconstitued very cloudy, as if the solution was super saturated. Some of the pellets were broken up also, although I don't know that is a major problem.
Anyone have advice on these issues? Should I use them or not? The source has been unresponsive for over a week.
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Did your TB-500 have orange tops?
I have some also that are cloudy from GeoPeptides. Doesn't seem to be working either.. Can't even draw into the syringe its so bad. Not happy...
Yes, they're crap. I threw it all out. Waste of money.
Did you find a consistently better source at a decent price? They seem to have good stuff for a time then turn to crap probably to make more money...
I finally heard from the source today and he's claiming there's nothing wrong with the TB500. He did offer to re-ship, however. We'll see...
Ivan1985Just seen these messages,
Definitely would question the TB500 if you tried to bring the Bac water up to room temperature and you still had the problem..
it shouldn't matter if you were adding 1ml or 2ml it should reconstitute fairly good.
just curious was this TB 2mg or 5mg ?
Ivan1985some vials very on vacuum its down to when they are freeze-dried, i wouldnt worry to much about that,
ive never seen TB500 or BPC go cloudy once reconstituted however IGF does that's why most people will use acetic acid to prevent the IGF going cloudy. i however use Bac water to mix IGF if you bring the Bac Water to room temperature before mixing your peptides they will dissolve much better.
IGF doesn't mean its bunk if it goes cloudy you should expect that also with Folli
Thanks for your reply Ivan! I was wondering if using cold BAC water might have had something to do with it, but I've also read several places that 5mg should dissolve in only 1mL of solvent, whereas I've added a total of 3mL trying to get it to dissolve completely. It's only the TB500 that's cloudy. The BPC and IGF were fine. I'm going to let it sit out for a couple hours and bring it down to room temp and see if it'll dissolve. A couple days in the fridge and it's still precipitating.
Letting it sit out did nothing. I tried to reconsititute another one of the vials, and same thing, with the addition of a lot of foaming, even though I trickled the solvent in slowly. It looks like impurities that aren't soluable to me. I'm probably just going to throw it all away.
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