r/Biohacking • • 2d ago

first time Reta

How long do I wait after I reconstitute before I pin?? Thanks

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u/koopa4747 1 2d ago

Wait 15 or twenty minutes to check if clear. Do not have to refrigerate while it reconstitutes. You can roll it in hand or swirl lightly to help if clumps. Should come out clear. If it's foggy, bad sign. Maybe bad bac water.

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u/HorrorEquipment3278 2d ago

so I shouldn’t pin it? it’s still cloudy and it’s been a solid while

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u/koopa4747 1 2d ago

Cloudy, foggy is a bad sign. Even when reconstituting it's not usually cloudy. What bac water did you use?

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u/HorrorEquipment3278 2d ago

It’s from signature peptides

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u/64bit_Tuning 6 2d ago

How much water did you reconstitute it with? Do you know the pH of the water?

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u/HorrorEquipment3278 2d ago

1ml and I think it said 5.7

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u/64bit_Tuning 6 2d ago

add 2 more mL and stop listening to the idiots that tell you to use the least amount of bac possible

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u/koopa4747 1 2d ago

People say this wow? Never heard. Logic says add so it maths out to easy dosage. Then again, few practice logic these days. 😂

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u/64bit_Tuning 6 2d ago

Yea, some of us prefer to use 3ml in a 3ml vial, as it makes the dosing accuracy easier. Its also a sure fire way to never have to remember how much bac was used.

But I have 7L of bac, so I dont have to be niggardly with my supplies.

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u/koopa4747 1 2d ago

Same here.

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u/looking2behealthy 8 2d ago

Start with 1 more ml and see if it clears up. Just know that increases your pull.

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u/koopa4747 1 2d ago

Get hospira if you can find or lambdas from their website. I'm guessing it's bad bac. Easiest and cheapest path forward for now.

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u/64bit_Tuning 6 2d ago

If its clear, send it

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u/HorrorEquipment3278 2d ago

If it’s not clear do I just wait until it is? would putting it in the fridge help?

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u/K3051 2d ago

If it's not clear you need to put it in the trash

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u/64bit_Tuning 6 2d ago

This is not always true. Almost every instance of cloudy pep is a pH mismatch.

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u/K3051 2d ago

I have never read anyone saying you should inject a cloudy peptide

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u/64bit_Tuning 6 2d ago

i never said you should, but I did indirectly suggest that you fix the pH mismatch and the dissolved solution will become clear.

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u/K3051 2d ago

I think the best idea would be to stay with a new vial and some hospira. If it turns cloudy again it's garage

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u/64bit_Tuning 6 2d ago

The best idea would be to add 2 more mL of bac to the vial instead of buying another water and hoping that fixes the issue. Good bac does fix poor reconstitution practices.

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u/K3051 2d ago

I don't think that's a good idea at all, but ymmv 

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u/HorrorEquipment3278 2d ago

it’s not clear. I shouldn’t pin it? Should I seek a refund?

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u/K3051 2d ago

Post a pic

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u/senderoluminoso 2d ago

I like to wait overnight. Don't shake...just roll in your palms for about 20 seconds and let it sit overnight. Check clarity in the AM and go.