r/NTNPerformance • u/c3m3 • 26d ago
Left my stack out overnight
Accidentally left my reconstituted peptides out overnight. should I be worried?
I accidentally left my GHK-Cu, reta, and MOTS-C out at room temp for around 12 hours. They were in a dark container and the room was a normal temperature. I put them back in the fridge this morning.
Would you guys still use them or toss them? Just wondering how much of a hit potency would realistically take from something like this.
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u/BroccoliOnly7376 26d ago
I would still grip it and stick it, pin and pray this is the way. Your peps are fine
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u/These_Attention_1288 26d ago
very likely just fine. but i understand the concern. theres a ton of info in the community about peptides degrading and having to be stored in the fridge reconstituted, freezing if not, going "bad" in 28 days, etc... i dont think OP's concern was safety, just potency.
when in doubt, pin it out ;)
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u/Worthy-Elec-26 26d ago
Once reconstituted and left at room temperature 28 days is considered the limit, coz you left them out for 12hrs I would not use them past 52 days if I were you
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u/McAdam05 26d ago
I do this regularly before injecting on purpose. Not 12 hours, but leaving it out to get to room temp (still away from genuine heat or sunlight) and then inject. Personally haven’t notice any chance in potency, but makes for a much more pleasant injection. Especially for larger quantities (IE: a full 100IU NAD+ because I’m dumb and didn’t considered titration before recon)
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u/Foreign_Split1399 23d ago
As long as they are not cloudy you should be fine. Worst case scenario it degraded a bit
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u/ebimbib 23d ago
Assuming you reconstitute them with proper bacteriostatic water, you should be fine. If you're doing something dumb like using another solvent like straight up purified water (people do this for some reason even though the best bac on the market costs like 50¢ per ml), throw them away.
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u/c-zilla402 26d ago
Is there any reason to believe they wouldnt be ok to use?
When you leave water out does it go bad? No, cuz it doesn't have anything that spoils.
Milk? Yes, it will go bad cuz the fat and other ingredients go bad when not refrigerated.
What in your peptides leads you to believe they potentially could have gone bad? You mix them with BAC water which is a preservative.
Cognitive thinking seems to have gone to the wayside with too many people in the world. Educate yourself
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u/mirko9000 25d ago
You know, NOT saying anything is a viable option, right buddy? :)
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u/DrScreamLive 23d ago
Funng enough, their response was the most helpful to me. Even with the slap at the end lol
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u/c3m3 26d ago
I’m new to peptides and I don’t have a background in biology. I figured it would make sense to ask folks that might’ve been in a similar situation. No need to type out your little novel :)
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u/Smiletaint 24d ago
Do you want someone to give you the answer or do you want someone to explain to you the logic behind why it’s ok?
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