How long do you use a vial of Cagri?

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For anyone on Cagri: after mixing with bac water, how many weeks do you personally feel OK continuing to draw from the same vial? Vial lifespan for Tirz and Reta has been covered a lot, but I've also read that those two peptides are more stable. When it comes to how long Cagri holds its potency in a reconstituted vial, I haven't come across much beyond the general "no more than 1 month" advice given for most vials. I went with 10mg vials and now think 5mg would have been the smarter pick.
 
plant_lady said:

For anyone on Cagri: after mixing with bac water, how many weeks do you personally feel OK continuing to draw from the same vial? Vial lifespan for Tirz and Reta has been covered a lot, but I've also read that those two peptides are more stable. When it comes to how long Cagri holds its potency in a reconstituted vial, I haven't come across much beyond the general "no more than 1 month" advice given for most vials. I went with 10mg vials and now think 5mg would have been the smarter pick.
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The sample size isn't big, but this chart has been going around and it covers Cagri too.

From what I recall, cagri is quite pH sensitive, and that sensitivity also shifts over time once it's in BAC.
 
Skidude said:

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The sample size isn't big, but this chart has been going around and it covers Cagri too.

From what I recall, cagri is quite pH sensitive, and that sensitivity also shifts over time once it's in BAC.
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Thanks! That's really helpful to hear. Losing 5% by day 30 seems like a lot. I suppose I'll be throwing mine out after a month. Odd that Sema wasn't included on this chart.
 
plant_lady said:

Thanks! That's really helpful to hear. Losing 5% by day 30 seems like a lot. I suppose I'll be throwing mine out after a month. Odd that Sema wasn't included on this chart.
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Honestly that's not terrible, and the drop reaches 3.5% by day 45.

pH could be a concern here — I'd like to hear from others posting in this thread, but based on that data I'd personally feel confident using it for 45-60 days.
 
Skidude said:

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The sample size isn't big, but this chart has been going around and it covers Cagri too.

From what I recall, cagri is quite pH sensitive, and that sensitivity also shifts over time once it's in BAC.
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That chart gets shared a lot, yet the way the figures bounce around seems really questionable to me.
 
frizzle-fry said:

That chart gets shared a lot, yet the way the figures bounce around seems really questionable to me.
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Others have backed up the finding of increased mass after additional testing, and they tie it to BAC evaporation.

Variations between vials could also explain the remaining discrepancies.

That said, a different study shared recently by a peppys member reported stronger outcomes for reta.

Still, I think it offers a solid foundation.
 
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