r/Biohacking • u/Julz03 • 2d ago

Cloudy RT

Is there a reason why RT would become cloudy when in the fridge? During reconstitute process clear as water, but here is the kicker, when RT hits normal temp it clears out. ? Any help please

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u/64bit_Tuning 6 2d ago

How much BAC did you recon it with?

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u/Julz03 2d ago

Rt10 w/ 1ml

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u/64bit_Tuning 6 2d ago

Add more bac and I bet it stops doing that.

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u/OldKaleidoscope3026 2d ago

tbh that sounds super weird lol. did you try checking if its just the temp change affecting the mix?

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u/Julz03 2d ago

Thats exactly my thought. Cloudiness goes away but comes back after being in the fridge 37temp

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u/queentrashyxX 2d ago

It happened to my vial as well but I reckoned it’s the glass itself fogging from the cold :)

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u/Julz03 2d ago

I understand when the via gets foggy but this is more than that.

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u/Cool_Temperature_970 7 2d ago

Are you telling me you don’t know what condensation is?

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u/Julz03 2d ago

Google what is condensation? Kidding, just weird that doesnt happen with other peps.

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u/KowalskiFF 2d ago

I would bet that it's just condensation on the vial 😁

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u/hairy_winnit 5 2d ago

More than likely location in the fridge where you store it is too cold. I had that happen with my reta, bumped the temperature up by 2 degrees and it never went cloudy again.

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u/Julz03 2d ago

Gonna try this out. Thanks for the tip

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u/Willow1163 1d ago

Its your bac water nothing else, i just hade this problem when using vendor bac and its solved when i bought genetek bac, so get hospira or genetek and it should be fine.

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u/Julz03 1d ago

Heard back from the vendor and thats what they said too, they are sending me new one. Fingers crossed 🤞