Vendor claims factory says cloudy HGH after reconstitution is okay to use

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I mixed my HGH with Bac water—the same Bac water I’ve used for other peptides without any issues. After reconstituting, the solution came out slightly cloudy. I reached out to my vendor, and they relayed that the factory considers this normal and says to use it with confidence. Still, I’m unsure whether it’s safe. Could someone please shed some light on this? Attached is a photo: the small vial is HGH, and the large vial is BAC water. Thank you
 
Would that be a very high concentration GH, something like 40iu or above?

It is probably fine. Most likely API/Excipient sitting at a concentration too high to dissolve clearly.
 
Marygracie77 said:

I mixed my HGH with Bac water—the same Bac water I’ve used for other peptides without any issues. After reconstituting, the solution came out slightly cloudy. I reached out to my vendor, and they relayed that the factory considers this normal and says to use it with confidence. Still, I’m unsure whether it’s safe. Could someone please shed some light on this? Attached is a photo: the small vial is HGH, and the large vial is BAC water. Thank you
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Which company made the bac water you used? Because supplies are scarce, many folks are picking up bac water from sources they can't trust, and the peptide turns cloudy after mixing due to incorrect PH in that bac water. If your bac water comes from an untrusted source, that's likely what's going on.
 
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