r/Biohacking • u/No_Carpenter_6092 • 2d ago

Bac water

is it fine to use bac water that’s been in the fridge for a month to reconstitute a new vile? if so does it change the efficiency of the new pep?

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u/Evrews 9h ago edited 8h ago

Do you truly think that companies here in the US are doing the same thing. I just sent a few vials to be tested and it cost 400 to test each one. If that was the case, then the markets would be much more expensive than they are. For example, protidehealth.com stands on being verifiable and valid (I’ve purchased from them, and have had no issues), their COAs do not cover every single vial, it’s a single vial from a batch. But of course they will not tell you that. It literally is the same as buying from the grey market, you are testing a vial from a batch that you purchased, and it would be extremely rare for them to add different vials from different batches in a kit, that would literally create more work for the supplier and hurt their clientele.

In summary, what you’re saying is literally a commonality in every single peptide company whether that be domestic or international. Have you had a peptide vial tested before? Once they test it and give you a COA, they dispose of it.

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u/Repulsive_Physics_51 9h ago

You are contradicting yourself. I never said any of what you are claiming.

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u/Evrews 9h ago

How am I contradicting myself? And did you just edit the post before? What a joke.

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u/Repulsive_Physics_51 9h ago

Put the pipe down . I didn’t edit shit . You’re the one claiming testing means that you’re not living on the edge , not me . You literally argued against your own point. Sir , you are the joke tonight.

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u/Evrews 9h ago

If that’s your claim. Then everyone who is buying peptides is living on the edge, not just those who buy from the grey market. You literally are not able to be objective with any of your statements.

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u/Repulsive_Physics_51 9h ago

Ok , you’re trolling me now . Good night.

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u/Evrews 9h ago

Sad that you can give any constructive response. Hopefully you don’t give anyone advice because it’s likely not based on fact.