Kisspeptin turning into a gel

[anaranchi]

I picked up Kisspeptin through a forum sponsor / Vendor. The initial 2 vials came out fine and mixed up cleanly with BAC water. That BAC water came from the same vendor too. I placed the order in late March 2026 and it showed up at my house during the 1st week of April 2026. So roughly 3 weeks back.

The peptides and BAC water stay in my refrigerator the whole time. Before mixing, I let both the BAC water and the peptide vial sit until they reach room temp. Yet for some reason every bit of my Kisspeptin appears to gel up the moment the BAC water goes in. Once the BAC water is added, this happens in under 15 sec.

As I mentioned, out of the 10 vials I bought, the first 2 mixed up perfectly and I used them. The gel issue showed up yesterday.

I emailed the Vendor and am waiting on a reply.

anyone have any idea what's going on?

 

[CNCCurrency]

anaranchi said:

I picked up Kisspeptin through a forum sponsor / Vendor. The initial 2 vials came out fine and mixed up cleanly with BAC water. That BAC water came from the same vendor too. I placed the order in late March 2026 and it showed up at my house during the 1st week of April 2026. So roughly 3 weeks back.

The peptides and BAC water stay in my refrigerator the whole time. Before mixing, I let both the BAC water and the peptide vial sit until they reach room temp. Yet for some reason every bit of my Kisspeptin appears to gel up the moment the BAC water goes in. Once the BAC water is added, this happens in under 15 sec.

As I mentioned, out of the 10 vials I bought, the first 2 mixed up perfectly and I used them. The gel issue showed up yesterday.

I emailed the Vendor and am waiting on a reply.

anyone have any idea what's going on?





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That's rough, I believe my batch is the same one.

 

[CandyCap]

anaranchi said:

I picked up Kisspeptin through a forum sponsor / Vendor. The initial 2 vials came out fine and mixed up cleanly with BAC water. That BAC water came from the same vendor too. I placed the order in late March 2026 and it showed up at my house during the 1st week of April 2026. So roughly 3 weeks back.

The peptides and BAC water stay in my refrigerator the whole time. Before mixing, I let both the BAC water and the peptide vial sit until they reach room temp. Yet for some reason every bit of my Kisspeptin appears to gel up the moment the BAC water goes in. Once the BAC water is added, this happens in under 15 sec.

As I mentioned, out of the 10 vials I bought, the first 2 mixed up perfectly and I used them. The gel issue showed up yesterday.

I emailed the Vendor and am waiting on a reply.

anyone have any idea what's going on?





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A few months back, this same thing happened to me. The source was a seller offering just 1 vial. Rather than Bac, I was working with saline. Once I put in a much larger amount of saline, it became thinner.

After buying a kit from another vendor, gelling has not occurred at all when I use Hospira Bac.

 

[anaranchi]

From what I've gathered looking around online, the BAC water seems to be the culprit. Its PH is apparently too elevated.

 

[MikerJecksun]

A bit of acetic acid ought to solve that.

 

[anaranchi]

I came across that as well. Still, where can someone get acetic acid 0.6?

 

[anaranchi]

I've been talking with the supplier. I'll share updates on how that conversation goes.

 

[Fostradamus]

anaranchi said:

I picked up Kisspeptin through a forum sponsor / Vendor. The initial 2 vials came out fine and mixed up cleanly with BAC water. That BAC water came from the same vendor too. I placed the order in late March 2026 and it showed up at my house during the 1st week of April 2026. So roughly 3 weeks back.

The peptides and BAC water stay in my refrigerator the whole time. Before mixing, I let both the BAC water and the peptide vial sit until they reach room temp. Yet for some reason every bit of my Kisspeptin appears to gel up the moment the BAC water goes in. Once the BAC water is added, this happens in under 15 sec.

As I mentioned, out of the 10 vials I bought, the first 2 mixed up perfectly and I used them. The gel issue showed up yesterday.

I emailed the Vendor and am waiting on a reply.

anyone have any idea what's going on?





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Keep BAC water at room temperature; it doesn't belong in the fridge.

 

[anaranchi]

Fostradamus said:

anaranchi said:

I picked up Kisspeptin through a forum sponsor / Vendor. The initial 2 vials came out fine and mixed up cleanly with BAC water. That BAC water came from the same vendor too. I placed the order in late March 2026 and it showed up at my house during the 1st week of April 2026. So roughly 3 weeks back.

The peptides and BAC water stay in my refrigerator the whole time. Before mixing, I let both the BAC water and the peptide vial sit until they reach room temp. Yet for some reason every bit of my Kisspeptin appears to gel up the moment the BAC water goes in. Once the BAC water is added, this happens in under 15 sec.

As I mentioned, out of the 10 vials I bought, the first 2 mixed up perfectly and I used them. The gel issue showed up yesterday.

I emailed the Vendor and am waiting on a reply.

anyone have any idea what's going on?





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Keep BAC water at room temperature; it doesn't belong in the fridge.

I was unaware BAC water is supposed to be kept at room temperature.

Before mixing it with the Kisspeptin, I left the BAC water outside the fridge for 40min, 1hr, 2hr and 4hr so it could reach room temperature, yet it gelled anyway.

 

[CNCCurrency]

Fostradamus said:

anaranchi said:

I picked up Kisspeptin through a forum sponsor / Vendor. The initial 2 vials came out fine and mixed up cleanly with BAC water. That BAC water came from the same vendor too. I placed the order in late March 2026 and it showed up at my house during the 1st week of April 2026. So roughly 3 weeks back.

The peptides and BAC water stay in my refrigerator the whole time. Before mixing, I let both the BAC water and the peptide vial sit until they reach room temp. Yet for some reason every bit of my Kisspeptin appears to gel up the moment the BAC water goes in. Once the BAC water is added, this happens in under 15 sec.

As I mentioned, out of the 10 vials I bought, the first 2 mixed up perfectly and I used them. The gel issue showed up yesterday.

I emailed the Vendor and am waiting on a reply.

anyone have any idea what's going on?





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Keep BAC water at room temperature; it doesn't belong in the fridge.

Why do people think this way? Once you mix your peptides and stick the vials in the fridge, where's the distinction?

 

[Fostradamus]

CNCCurrency said:

Fostradamus said:

anaranchi said:

I picked up Kisspeptin through a forum sponsor / Vendor. The initial 2 vials came out fine and mixed up cleanly with BAC water. That BAC water came from the same vendor too. I placed the order in late March 2026 and it showed up at my house during the 1st week of April 2026. So roughly 3 weeks back.

The peptides and BAC water stay in my refrigerator the whole time. Before mixing, I let both the BAC water and the peptide vial sit until they reach room temp. Yet for some reason every bit of my Kisspeptin appears to gel up the moment the BAC water goes in. Once the BAC water is added, this happens in under 15 sec.

As I mentioned, out of the 10 vials I bought, the first 2 mixed up perfectly and I used them. The gel issue showed up yesterday.

I emailed the Vendor and am waiting on a reply.

anyone have any idea what's going on?





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Keep BAC water at room temperature; it doesn't belong in the fridge.

Why do people think this way? Once you mix your peptides and stick the vials in the fridge, where's the distinction?

That's a valid question, and honestly I don't have the answer either. All I can go on is what the labels say: Hospira Bac and B.Braun WFI both indicate room temperature storage. On top of that, I have a relative in the medical field who mentioned that Bac and WFI are kept at room temperature in hospitals, Dr's surgeries and pharmacies — never refrigerated. Since I'm not in a position to dispute that, I'd rather trust the manufacturers and the professionals here.

Still, I see exactly where you're coming from.

 

[Rolltide61]

3 separate people I know, each with kisspeptin from 3 separate vendors (assuming that's even relevant), and 3 separate BAC waters — every single vial they mixed up gave them trouble.

That stuff? I won't touch it. Not for anyone else either. Call that reasoning flawed if you want, but that's where I stand.

Not like I need it. Seeing women is enough to get me going.

 

[anaranchi]

Good news, everyone.

On my next order, the vendor will swap out my Kisspeptin and BAC water.