chest rockwell
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how many vials of triz will one 13mm filter do? I plan on reconstituting several vials at once. Or is it best to use one filter per vial?
13mm filter use
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CharmanderInDisguise
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If you're filtering several vials into one, one filter should be fine. I use 1 filter to concentrate 2 reta vials into one sterile vial.
I should mention that you will want to keep in mind the estimated degradation of Tirz though. It supposedly degrades a bit between 60-115 days.
I should mention that you will want to keep in mind the estimated degradation of Tirz though. It supposedly degrades a bit between 60-115 days.
thebonus
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13mm filters should be good for up to 5mL of fluid, sometimes more depending on where you read.
Peotidethrowaway
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No one asked but, I prefer the 13mm. They flow so much easier
MTSpace
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Can you do different peptides through same filter?
bay_area_schizo
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and they are so much cheaper!
bay_area_schizo
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I would not recommend it. a box of 100 13mm pes filters is around $50 . I use a new filter,needle and syringe per vial
bay_area_schizo
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if you are going through the effort of filtering your peptides I think it is worth the time to investigate doing it properly. I had not planned on filtering until I read details about the value add on the STG telegraph site.
most kits come in 3ml vials and I've been adding between 2 to 3 ml BAC per vial. 13 mm filters are the correct size to properly filter that amount of material. so I'm using one filter per vial.
most kits come in 3ml vials and I've been adding between 2 to 3 ml BAC per vial. 13 mm filters are the correct size to properly filter that amount of material. so I'm using one filter per vial.
eidos
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When the flow becomes too easy, it means the filter has broken. It happens when there's too much pressure.
thebonus
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I would generally say no, but if you're making a blend in a single vial, you're probably fine using the same filter up to 5-6mL of fluid passing through.
If you're doing individual peptides, you'll want to use a fresh filter so you don't co-mingle.
Peotidethrowaway
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No shit Sherlock
eidos
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yep, and my brother is Mycroft; he's the smartest one of the two, and he never leaves his house.
Whiynot20026
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Ok. I’ve tried finding information on filtering. What is it and how do you do it. Are there any videos on it? Inquiring Newbs want to know.
Bill
Bill
spanky2026
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Zelmar702
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peptidecritic.com has some informative videos, including several on filtering
spanky2026
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You know the Mycroft reference will be lost on the younger folk, right?
BNLFL
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You can buy Biologix 100 count 13mm filter direct from them, all individually wrapped for a little over $50 and free shipping.
Whiynot20026
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So filtering is just adding your BAC. I thought that was called reconstituting. I thought you were using some kind of type medical coffee filter to filter out impurities. I guess this is why I’m still an apprentice. Lol.
Bill
Bill
eidos
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They have the TV series. Benedict Cumberbatch / Mark Gatiss as Mycroft. It's reading a book that's become something for old people ;-)
BNLFL
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No, you draw out the reconed stuff with a long needle, take the needle off, then spin on a filter and push that through the filter into a new vial with a new needle.