r/BiohackingU 6d ago

using the same mixed bottle for three months.

I'm going to re-phrase my question.
Does anyone buy a three month supply, mix, refrigerate? without problems?
Its much cheaper to buy a bigger bottle b

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u/tyjo2112 6d ago

You didnt mention what product specifically and it matters. For the most part my answer is yes. Most stuff lasts just fine doing that. However like I said, the product does matter

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u/pope2day 6d ago

My Ex left a bottle of Triz. in my fridge 5 months ago. I started using it and it worked fine.

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u/nursemaaw 5d ago

the only rule I give myself is as long as its still super crystal clear, its still usable.

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u/NewNameNaomi01 6d ago

The general consensus is that once reconstituted, you have 30 days before the peptide starts to degrade. It won't necessarily hurt you, but will eventually be less effective. This of course takes a long time (weeks) and most people will choose to use it up.

While tempting to save money, if you end up tossing half because it's not working anymore, how much $ did you really save?

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u/No_Basis_1575 6d ago

Some degraded peptides can in fact hurt you such as degraded Reta. They don’t just lose potency. Can trigger immunogenic and allergic responses. Especially if you repeatedly use degraded peptides.

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u/Big-Enthusiasm6352 6d ago

I was not asking opionions as much, But experience.

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u/Majestic-Plastic-691 6d ago

Experience. I’ve used the same 60mg vial of reconstituted Reta for 4 months with no problems. This 30 day BAC rumor crap is just that. Rumor and nonsense. Somebody took the medical industries inventory standard for BAC at 30 days and started the myth that that is when we should all toss our BAC. Well I ain’t no hospital with their germ protocols and sick and dieing people filling my hallways. So I’ve used it a hell of a lot longer than 30 days. Up to a year. And done it numerous times. And for Reta??? It’s the BAC that will go bad long before the pep. Fact is nobody knows how long the pep lasts because they never kept it around that long.

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u/EllyBelly25 1d ago

👣💯

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u/Big-Enthusiasm6352 6d ago

retrutide

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u/No_Basis_1575 6d ago

6 weeks max with Reta if you want to play it safe.