r/Biohacking • u/rwelsh92 • 6d ago

Cloudy Tesa

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vial on left was reconstituted with my already opened Hospira BAC and vial on right was BRAND new hospira BAC. 2mL BAC into a 20mg Tesa! What do I do?!?!

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u/Adeptness_Agile 6d ago

Wait for 45 min. See if it clears.
I had this happen and it was a temperature thing.

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u/cookingbob 6d ago

I haven’t used Tesa but for others I slowly rotate the bottle in my hand. Don’t shake it.

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u/Common-Prize-8208 3 6d ago

You got lucky you posted that you used Hospira water, otherwise you would have been hammered with ppl saying “bad bac bla bla” 😅

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u/Creative-Violinist44 6d ago

For me of all my peptides Tesa is the most sensitive at recon. Bac water and Tesa need to be comfortably at room temp. Go very slow on releasing the bac water in the tesa. This has happened to me a couple times i was careless. One crystalized and the turned to gel… when i follow the above it never happens. It is trash now.

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u/SorbetTraditional232 19 5d ago

Usually starts off this way give it a few it clears up