Tirz welt

Lambertlambert2003 said:


I’m from the UK so it’s difficult to get BAC water but I usually buy from Amazon if it has a a lot of 5 star reviews but they don’t last long before getting taken down.

The carts are from Amazon and say they are sterilised and I haven’t had a problem with them from the same seller before.

I checked the link but I couldn’t find my seller on any of the posts, I’ll send them an email and try and find the batch number

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Many of Amazons BAC had PH issues.

There is a thread on UK BAC here, that you could search up for many replies.

I think many are looking into Genetek among other solutions
 
I just found a 60MG black top in the freezer so I’ll give that a go with my current BAC and reconstitute it the same way, atleast that way I’ll know if it’s the water or the peptide
 
In general, one way to minimize endos causing issues is to split the dosing.

If you have KPV, that is used sometimes for spicy peptides (like adding KPV to the same syringe). May help with the welts regardless of the cause, though endos would still be a concern. I recon KPV with saline BAC to help even more with spicy peps like NAD+, but I assume Hospira saline BAC is not available in the UK.

Filtering should help with sterility concerns, but my alternative that I use is 24 hours of rest in Hospira BAC (to help to some degree for damage control). My understanding though is that bacterial reactions take longer than histamine and endo reactions, like 24-72 hours for a bacterial reaction/infection. But filtering can also help with other things that may cause a reaction like aggregates or whatever.
 
Lambertlambert2003 said:


and find the batch number but the janoshnik report it showing 2026031030 as the batch

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I feel like I might be using this batch right now w/o issue, in the states, but I know the vendor mine came from also has an eu warehouse.

Yep, had to get home and check, but this is how my batch is labeled.

Fwiw I don't know that coas mean much.
 
I don't like the 4mm needles, more prone to ISR in my case.

4-5mm is on the short end for adults with a bit of fluff. You'll end up with an intradermal if you don't go super straight.
 
Lambertlambert2003 said:


Another thing I forgot to mention is it also really stings when it goes in so I have to inject a lot slower than I normally do which from what I read is maybe bad bac?

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Personally, I would rather buy GLP$ from Eli Lilly than use BAC that hasn't been tested for endos, sterility, pH, benzyl alcohol content, heavy metals, and had a LCMS analysis. And even then I would be more comfortable with Hospira.

But even Hospira BAC can sting pretty well at times. So maybe to hard to say based on feelz.

The India brand that @Skidude mentioned, Genetek, does still test well, from what I heard. But I dont know about their newer 30 mL vials, only the plastic ampules.
 
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