Bollerhead
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Is there anyone who tests reconstituted vials? I have a larger amt of RT I want to test but don’t want to send/waste all of it. I just want to test a portion of it but understand it’s not sanitary to expose a lypholized powder
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Here are some results,Bollerhead said:
Is there anyone who tests reconstituted vials? I have a larger amt of RT I want to test but don’t want to send/waste all of it. I just want to test a portion of it but understand it’s not sanitary to expose a lypholized powder
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What dose was the reta? Can you send the link for the actual study?CNCCurrency said:
Here are some results,View attachment 28588
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What does the red and green mean here? I mean, a positive percentage can't mean that the compound has somehow increased in mass spontaneouslyCNCCurrency said:
Here are some results,View attachment 28588
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I think they are thinking if they can send in a vial that contains a part of the liquid they reconstituted.Estarossa19 said:
You'll need to sacrifice a vial regardless. I'm not aware of any labs that will test just a portion of the contents and give the rest back.
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Shipping to the lab is $10-50. The tests are a few hundredish dollars. And one full 60mg vial from a kit of lyophilized retatrutide is, what, $10-20?Bollerhead said:
Is there anyone who tests reconstituted vials? I have a larger amt of RT I want to test but don’t want to send/waste all of it. I just want to test a portion of it but understand it’s not sanitary to expose a lypholized powder
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Open to your Interpretation. I look at the over all results and try not to over think it.tcpnomad said:
What does the red and green mean here? I mean, a positive percentage can't mean that the compound has somehow increased in mass spontaneously?!
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Yeah yeah just looking for an answer.indolent said:
Shipping to the lab is $10-50. The tests are a few hundredish dollars. And one full 60mg vial from a kit of lyophilized retatrutide is, what, $10-20?
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Builderman said:
What dose was the reta? Can you send the link for the actual study?
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You posted a colored excel sheet with no link to any sort of actual study…I don’t think it’s unreasonable to ask for the link. Clearly you got the info somewhere. Unless you put together the spreadsheet together yourself.CNCCurrency said:
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Builderman said:
You posted a colored excel sheet with no link to any sort of actual study…I don’t think it’s unreasonable to ask for the link. Clearly you got the info somewhere. Unless you put together the spreadsheet together yourself.
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Also, mass degradation rate would absolutely be different in a 5mg bottle vs 30 mg bottle. If you don’t know the amount in the vial for the study, that’s okay, just say so.CNCCurrency said:
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Builderman said:
Also, mass degradation rate would absolutely be different in a 5mg bottle vs 30 mg bottle. If you don’t know the amount in the vial for the study, that’s okay, just say so.
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illogical. Can you send the link for the actual study?Builderman said:
mass degradation rate would absolutely be different in a 5mg bottle vs 30 mg bottle
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I don’t have a study. Nor am I posting data from one and refusing to provide a link to it. However, basic math will tell us 1% of 5mg is .05mg, while 1% of 50mg is .5mg. These are in fact different numbers and amounts. So while the rate itself wouldn’t necessarily change, what the actual data in the image that was posted absolutely changes depending on what dose is being referenced.indolent said:
illogical. Can you send the link for the actual study?
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Nope. I blindly bought 100mg from a local chemical company. Sketchy AF for sure but the price was right. I got it now and I want test it. That’s where I’m at.BNLFL said:
Just a portion of reconned vial? I have 2 questions. One, why? Two, don't you have any test results of what you have?
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I think people are struggling to take the question seriously because it doesn't make sense on a lot of levels. Financially, the price of a single vile is a fraction of what the rest of the process costs. Practically, you would not be able to provide a testable sample. You would be sending in a portion of vial that was reconstituted without a precisely calculated amount of liquid (there is no way you could measure exactly enough for a lot of readons), so it would be impossible to get an accurate answer.Bollerhead said:
Yeah yeah just looking for an answer.
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