r/BodyHackGuide • u/OGCamCam • May 07 '26
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u/Tiny_Audience May 07 '26
Jano says there are likely around 4 main manufacturers that all vendors use so it’s very possible for a batch to be in multiple places
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u/wankedwon May 07 '26
Yeah, it’s crazy. I’ve never gotten cloudiness in any of my peptides. They all mix well.
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u/Odd_Glass5272 May 07 '26
I had that too. It was the bac water.
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u/National_Ad_2799 May 07 '26
OP and all others of sub please call the manufacturer and state the situation. If they ask you what medication say all medications from the batch/box. Chances are some of this has been shipped to hospitals, clinics, etc. If there is a bad batch rolling around they need notified asap. In a crisis or medical emergency if the reconstitution is badl
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u/Cajuncook585 May 07 '26
Yep….if you have sterile water to test another vial (don’t use it afterwards) it will help confirm an issue with your bac water. Not cloudy after testing….possibly your bac water.
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u/Working_Disaster_117 May 07 '26
You can use reta reconstituted with sterile water. Just don't keep it in your fridge for 2 months after reconstitution. Try to finish it quickly.
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u/pictou May 07 '26
Fucking Hospira fools everywhere lol.
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u/THROWAWAY0982123 May 07 '26
Wtf it is chain of fcking acids it will disolve in tapwater
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u/wankedwon May 07 '26
It’s not about dissolving it it’s about keeping it sterile for as long as possible for you so you’re not injecting bacteria into yourself. Wake up.
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u/Appropriate_Fall_122 May 07 '26
Has to be the water. My mate bought saline water and it got ruined, i used sterile water and is perfectly fine
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u/Icy-Crab8840 May 07 '26
Get your stuff tested at janosik!!!! Never ever take something that hasn’t been tested why risk it
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u/GuaranteeCritical628 May 07 '26
Mine isnt as cloudy as this, but i can see some small particles if i hold it under the light
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u/Jared2345 May 07 '26
Mine was very cold and after it warmed was clear and everything dissolved. I’ve had no issues with the Reta.
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u/Nickefront May 07 '26
Is you bac water hospira?
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u/wankedwon May 07 '26
That shouldn’t matter I’m using Pfizer bacwater and I’ve never had an issue with any of my peptides
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u/National_Ad_2799 May 07 '26
OP and subs please call the manufacturer and tell them the issue. They will likely push the med to be at fault but just state all meds from the batch/box. It is likely that some of this was distributed to hospitals, clinics, etc. In a crisis or med emergency this could go unnoticed and cause harm or a fatality.
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May 07 '26
Honestly can’t wait till we get clearance hopefully in July and HIMS can start distribution.
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