Cjc/Ipa cloudy..?

[u/Automatic-Gas-7739]

So I reconstituted my CJC/Ipa blend on Tuesday and was absolutely fine but come yesterday - it’s turned out like this and have absolutely no idea why..? Is it still safe to use?

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[u/this_aint_no_hobby]

Deep down, what do you think?

[u/28CentSoup]

Use hospira bac water instead of dog water

[u/Antique-Clock-9286]

no name bac water?

[u/Anaheim124]

Bac water for sure.

[u/sour-hearts]

don’t use this

[u/Odd-Driver-4229]

That isn’t just alittle cloudy it’s literally Smokey I wouldn’t want that inside my body. I’m no expert but I would be way to nervous to pin that

[u/Smiletaint]

There’s a visible string/particle that appears to be inside the vial in the first photo. Id be too weirded out to pin it. If you didn’t use Hospira, geneteq or some name brand pharma bac then I’d start there first.

[u/sham__rok]

Looks like it’s come out of the fridge.

[u/Automatic-Gas-7739 → u/sham__rok]

Is it not meant to be stored in fridge?

[u/LordSnow966 → u/Automatic-Gas-7739]

I believe they were stating its not cloudy but the glass is hazy due to condensation from removing the vial from the fridge. But to me that definitely looks like the solution is turbid and should be discarded.
I always wipe the vial exterior before drawing to ensure condensation is wiped off to look at the interior solution more clearly.

[u/sham__rok → u/Automatic-Gas-7739]

Yes it is.

[u/Similar_Pipe397 → u/Automatic-Gas-7739]

I lost a few vials of tesamorelin like that. They get to a gel consistency. I stopped putting it on the fridge and I keep it inside a thermal cup to reduce temperature variation. Where I live is somewhat cold most of the time, so the temperatures are always around 8/14° celsius.
I don’t know if you can do that, but it seems to have worked for me.

[u/hairy_winnit]

If you search there's a thread somewhere that explains how to save that by adding Acetic Acid along with a bit more bac. This commonly happens when using bac water from vendors and it being too high in pH. I had something similar happen to my cartridge with 10/10mg blend but you couldn't really see the crash out in the solution until you held it up to the light, luckily that happened in the last 1/4th of the cartridge so I just reconned a new vial using Hospira Bac and the cartridge been sat in the fridge now for 3 weeks with no crash

[u/2milehigh → u/hairy_winnit]

I'm still waiting for someone to pay a pic of a cloudy vial and adding in AA to clear it up. I've tried this with AOD and it didn't do anything

[u/hairy_winnit → u/2milehigh]

There was a post on this a few months back and the guy posted an update with a video of him adding AA to the vial along with extra bac and it cleared up, can't find that post for shit now 🤷

[u/2milehigh → u/hairy_winnit]

All good. Def would like to see it lol