Exactly, right?...I came across a thread about GHK-Cu plus a few other compounds notorious for stinging at the injection site, and someone floated the idea that NaCl BAC water could reduce that reaction...planning to test that out once those peps reach the top of my 'research' list...
Pretty sure I was around 50 back when Eisenhauer was in office...
Parrox worked fine for me in the past...the reason I changed was a report showing different bac waters had ph levels that were inconsistent and all over the place.
I'm 41, and Oregon Trail was among the first things I did in computer lab.
That's already handled on my end as well. Most days, I don't feel my age.Flash-BCR said:
Pretty sure I was around 50 back when Eisenhauer was in office...
Meh. I'm 32, and where I grew up in Oregon, these were on floppy disks and we'd play them at school. Right this second, in fact, I've got one on my shirt — only mine reads 'get in loser, we're going to die of dysentery' with the wagon and oxen.
Check the storage guidance on Hospira's web site: Tip: refrigeration is NOT recommended....
Lambda is available through lambdawater.com
I appreciate it—seems like I could use a peptide for common sense, since I was overcomplicating this.
Is that Lambda you mean? Or are we talking Hospira?
SeaGypsy's suggestion gets my backing too. Not long ago I picked up a case of Lambda, and with delivery it came to under $220. For my purposes, it performs just as well as Hospira—maybe even a step up. Another plus: it arrives in glass rather than plastic. After sitting in the cupboard for a week, I never see any condensation form inside the bottle, and microplastics aren't something I have to think about. Going with Lambda rather than Hospira also means your money isn't pouring into big Pharma, and you're putting it behind a smaller company.
That alone settles it for me. I've gone through bac water from a handful of vendors, plus both Hospira and Lambda. These days using vendor water gives me a sketchy feeling, and since everyone seems to agree Lambda = Hospira, there's no reason not to drop big pharma and back a small business. (At least until that long-rumored new BacWater plant finally opens, run with guidance from GLP1Chat members, that is)
Went ahead and grabbed a 6-pack plus 1 extra (shipping was free) — figured there was no reason not to.Herkimer P Shagnasty said:
That alone settles it for me. I've gone through bac water from a handful of vendors, plus both Hospira and Lambda. These days using vendor water gives me a sketchy feeling, and since everyone seems to agree Lambda = Hospira, there's no reason not to drop big pharma and back a small business. (At least until that long-rumored new BacWater plant finally opens, run with guidance from GLP1Chat members, that is)
