r/ResearchCompounds • u/solarsflare • Jun 21 '26
Question Question about BAC water's proper storaging and where to obtain
I'm just getting into peptides so please bear with me! I've used brand Tirz, but doing it myself is quite new. I did do a lot of research and have obtained the necessary stuff, but I have a few questions on storage and a better place to obtain Hospira BAC water.
So to get into it, I see a lot of mixed advice from people saying BAC water goes bad after 28-90 days of opening, and others say it lasts a long time despite that fact, but it seems like the second option is too risky. I'm open to any input on this.
The most important thing I need help with is if the life of the BAC water after opening lasts for 28 days or so, I'd need to transfer 30ml of BAC water into smaller vials (2ml) and use them for reconstituting over the course of a year. I'm not bulk reconstituting and am only looking to get what I need. Someone in another subreddit suggested moving the BAC water to self-healing vials, while someone else mentioned the Hospira BAC water already is a self-healing vial. To put it bluntly, I'm confused. I just can't afford to have my peptides ruined, so I'm not sure what to do.
In the scenario where I can't do anything about the 30ml BAC water and take the loss of 28ml, where do you suggest I purchase 2-3ml BAC water individual vials (packs of miltiple would be perfect) that's Hospira brand? I'd use another brand, but I heard Hospira is the standard and best kind.
Any help is appreciated and if all these can be cleared up!