Done paying the Hospira premium

[Gr33dyOctopus]

Figured I'd give the Lambda bac water a shot.

My last order was 6 vials and ran close to a hundred bucks. Not happening again — I'm down to my last couple of vials, and I managed to grab the Lambda 6 for 64 bucks.

I really wanted to keep using Hospira, but come on, it's just plain bac water, not the sweat from precious diamonds. Sure, I can cover the cost, but it feels like a total ripoff for what you actually get. That's not a good feeling.

So anyway, if I go quiet a week from now, it's either Zippity banning me again for sexually harassing his sweet little through dms, or the non Hospira water finished me off. Both seem plausible, sigh pick your poison.

 

[Balerina]

Best of luck, tell us how it turned out. I also just picked some up online; at least every batch they offer comes with a coa

 

[dailychemicals]

Looks like Lambda has completely run out of stock

 

[lemoncrisp]

I might be in the minority here — I've never actually used Hospira lol. That said, I do have a bottle sitting on the shelf, waiting for the moment my current supply is gone. Still, everything I've tried so far has worked without a single problem!

 

[Selenium]

I didn't pick up Hospira until just lately. After seeing so many issues from people who use the bac kits sold by certain Chinese vendors, I stick to buying from sites within my own country. The "single vial" site that used to supply my bac water closed down; that water had always performed perfectly with everything, with no clouding or gelling when mixed with reta or tesa etc., and I never experienced any reactions whatsoever. Honestly, the 30ml format of Hospira is somewhat awkward since it takes a long time to finish, but once I open it I'll definitely store it in the fridge to keep it in good shape.

(sorry for the fridge trolling :-D )

 

[Terminix8]

dailychemicals said:

Looks like Lambda has completely run out of stock

I popped over to their site just now (assuming I landed on the legit one — pretty confident it is) and everything they list appeared to be available.

Honestly, the vibe felt like a vendor page, especially with a COA that's a year old

 

[Gr33dyOctopus]

I’m going to give the Lambda to everyone else and keep every bit of the Hospira Nectar for myself. If my Lambda arrives soon, I’ll still have 1 or 2 bottles of H set aside just for me. Hopefully the price will come back down.

 

[Flash-BCR]

I removed the BAC variable from my near-to-medium-term planning by stocking up on 1.2kg of the Pfizer product... expiration dates will be disregarded for as long as possible, ideally well into my 80's

Still, credit to the Octopus for taking the plunge on this new experiment! Best of luck, and should it go sideways, I suppose we will simply catch you on the other side!...

 

[Vash]

 

[SeaGypsy]

Gr33dyOctopus said:

Figured I'd give the Lambda bac water a shot.

My last order was 6 vials and ran close to a hundred bucks. Not happening again — I'm down to my last couple of vials, and I managed to grab the Lambda 6 for 64 bucks.

I really wanted to keep using Hospira, but come on, it's just plain bac water, not the sweat from precious diamonds. Sure, I can cover the cost, but it feels like a total ripoff for what you actually get. That's not a good feeling.

So anyway, if I go quiet a week from now, it's either Zippity banning me again for sexually harassing his sweet little through dms, or the non Hospira water finished me off. Both seem plausible, sigh pick your poison.

Picked up 24 vials on my own. That said, I've used it previously and never hit a single problem. At some point or another, every pep I take has been reconstituted with lambda, and each one turned out perfect.

EDIT- That said, 4 vials of Hospira are sitting on standby in case an issue ever comes up

 

[Mr. Blonde]

From day 1, Lambda has been what I reach for. I'd need to dig it up, but sometime last year I shared a photo of their bac water in a thread on here. Hospira? Never touched it. No issue with H water, but up until not long ago, Amazon carried Lambda. That made things simple, since my alc pads, syringes, and bac all come from there.

 

[gusterbuster]

If you've got a source for hospira, my previous purchase worked out to 11 bucks for each 30ml vial. With lambda, the savings aren't that big.

To be clear, this isn't a knock against lambda. From what I recall, it tested well and stayed consistent.

That said, I recently picked up a 100 case of genetek 10ml bac water off india mart for 36 bucks. Once my hospira case is finished, that's what I'll be using going forward.

 

[Gr33dyOctopus]

gusterbuster said:

If you've got a source for hospira, my previous purchase worked out to 11 bucks for each 30ml vial. With lambda, the savings aren't that big.

To be clear, this isn't a knock against lambda. From what I recall, it tested well and stayed consistent.

That said, I recently picked up a 100 case of genetek 10ml bac water off india mart for 36 bucks. Once my hospira case is finished, that's what I'll be using going forward.

Yeah, the Hospira I bought the time before last came to 11 and some change apiece from injectionshop, but this most recent purchase ran me 15 each. Had I come across 11 again, I'd have grabbed it. Instead, all I notice is the cost climbing higher and higher

 

[gusterbuster]

Gr33dyOctopus said:

gusterbuster said:

If you've got a source for hospira, my previous purchase worked out to 11 bucks for each 30ml vial. With lambda, the savings aren't that big.

To be clear, this isn't a knock against lambda. From what I recall, it tested well and stayed consistent.

That said, I recently picked up a 100 case of genetek 10ml bac water off india mart for 36 bucks. Once my hospira case is finished, that's what I'll be using going forward.

Yeah, the Hospira I bought the time before last came to 11 and some change apiece from injectionshop, but this most recent purchase ran me 15 each. Had I come across 11 again, I'd have grabbed it. Instead, all I notice is the cost climbing higher and higher

Makes sense — I stopped looking at prices a while back since I picked up a 25-vial case. Back then, medex seemed to have the lowest price around.

Still, the genetek bac water costs so little that shipping makes up most of what you pay, so it'd be silly not to go with it. The pH came back fine and it's pharmaceutical-grade, so I figure the alcohol concentration is where it should be.

 

[SeaGypsy]

gusterbuster said:

Gr33dyOctopus said:

gusterbuster said:

If you've got a source for hospira, my previous purchase worked out to 11 bucks for each 30ml vial. With lambda, the savings aren't that big.

To be clear, this isn't a knock against lambda. From what I recall, it tested well and stayed consistent.

That said, I recently picked up a 100 case of genetek 10ml bac water off india mart for 36 bucks. Once my hospira case is finished, that's what I'll be using going forward.

Yeah, the Hospira I bought the time before last came to 11 and some change apiece from injectionshop, but this most recent purchase ran me 15 each. Had I come across 11 again, I'd have grabbed it. Instead, all I notice is the cost climbing higher and higher

Makes sense — I stopped looking at prices a while back since I picked up a 25-vial case. Back then, medex seemed to have the lowest price around.

Still, the genetek bac water costs so little that shipping makes up most of what you pay, so it'd be silly not to go with it. The pH came back fine and it's pharmaceutical-grade, so I figure the alcohol concentration is where it should be.

When Lambda wasn't available to me, I checked out genetek. I had planned to buy it, but then Lambda started taking orders on their site again, so I grabbed a bunch so I'd be set for ages.

 

[BNLFL]

I paid $270 for a case of Hospira, which works out to $10.8 per vial.

 

[deleted.user.27]

Gr33dyOctopus said:

Figured I'd give the Lambda bac water a shot.

My last order was 6 vials and ran close to a hundred bucks. Not happening again — I'm down to my last couple of vials, and I managed to grab the Lambda 6 for 64 bucks.

I really wanted to keep using Hospira, but come on, it's just plain bac water, not the sweat from precious diamonds. Sure, I can cover the cost, but it feels like a total ripoff for what you actually get. That's not a good feeling.

So anyway, if I go quiet a week from now, it's either Zippity banning me again for sexually harassing his sweet little through dms, or the non Hospira water finished me off. Both seem plausible, sigh pick your poison.

Picked up what's labeled premium lab grade bac from E Bac. The COA was posted and looks fine, so I'll risk 1 pin with it before long. 56.00. Five 30ml vials shipped to my door. At the end of the day we're all pin rats.

 

[Balerina]

deleted.user.27 said:

Gr33dyOctopus said:

Figured I'd give the Lambda bac water a shot.

My last order was 6 vials and ran close to a hundred bucks. Not happening again — I'm down to my last couple of vials, and I managed to grab the Lambda 6 for 64 bucks.

I really wanted to keep using Hospira, but come on, it's just plain bac water, not the sweat from precious diamonds. Sure, I can cover the cost, but it feels like a total ripoff for what you actually get. That's not a good feeling.

So anyway, if I go quiet a week from now, it's either Zippity banning me again for sexually harassing his sweet little through dms, or the non Hospira water finished me off. Both seem plausible, sigh pick your poison.

Picked up what's labeled premium lab grade bac from E Bac. The COA was posted and looks fine, so I'll risk 1 pin with it before long. 56.00. Five 30ml vials shipped to my door. At the end of the day we're all pin rats.

I went with the same thing — picked up the 3-pack. I brought it up in a post before, but it got flagged, so I took it down. From what I can see, they provide a COA for every batch they offer.

 

[Collo4sho]

Picked up 2 bottles of Hospira not long ago. The first bac water I ever used came from Amazon, though the brand escapes me. Zero reactions from that one. After that I switched to Parrox brand bac water. Right around my first few shots with it, itching started showing up. Nothing beyond that, but it was enough to send me hunting for Hospira. Down the road I plan to give Lambda a try, but as of right now Parrox is a NO!

 

[WLBLD]

If you use Tirz and certain other peps that are compatible (from what I hear it doesn't work with Reta, but I haven't tested that), a case purchase of Hospira Sodium Chloride Bac comes out to just $3.40 each