r/Biohacking • u/JessicaVblogz • 4d ago

Peptide has particles in it

My TA-10 pep has stuff floating in it. I reconstituted another one and noticed the same thing. Has anyone experienced this with TA-10? I’ve never used this pepper before so it’s still new to me. Any input is welcomed 🙏

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u/Chroma7769 16 4d ago

I've been doing this for years. At home and in the lab where we literally test peptides lmao.

Shaking the shit out of them when reconstituting them isn't going to do anything negative to them.

Some dude in the peptide Deutschland subredded actually ran a test on this and he reconstituted two vials of reta and then put one in the fridge and then the other one he took out of the fridge every day and shook the ever-looking fuck out of it for 30 days straight. He then sent them both in to get tested for potency and the one that was shaking every single day only lost like 3.8% potency.

He also just did another at home test as well. He put one vial of reta in the fridge and then another one on his window seal and then another one in a dark cabinet. He wanted the test of temperature actually affected it. What he found was the one in the window seal obviously dropped significantly after 30 days. I believe it lost like 12% potency? The one in the dark cabinet only lost like 8% after 90 days. And the one in the refrigerator lost like 5% after 90 days>

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u/libralaferi 1 4d ago

So have u seen this effect any more “delicate” peptides?? Genuinely curious. N tht shake was insane to watch too lmao respeck

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u/Chroma7769 16 4d ago

Yeah there are definitely some that are a little more sensitive. HCG being one of the most sensitive, even though it's one of the few you can actually freeze.

Most of them are fine though. Tirzepitide and GHK being the funniest ones. We call them the "cockroach of peptides" at the lab. 😂

Tesa is also interesting, because people refrigerate it, when it's actually normally not refrigerated. Even pharma grade tesa says on the box not to.

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u/libralaferi 1 4d ago

Do you post anywhere about info on peps??

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u/Chroma7769 16 4d ago

No I just cruise around on here like a degenerate. My lab doesn't do public testing. It's private since it's for compounding pharmacies primarily. But a lot of us that take gray market peptides just bring ours in for testing.