are universalkit's oils sterile?

[RIchscd2]

anyone know? does USP mean its sterile?

 

[BigRonWannabee]

If its coming in a sealed vial, its most likely been sterilized through either an autoclaving process or just bulk filtrations through a sterile filter.

In the underground game, the "USP" thing is nothing more than a catch phrase. It will usually mean that its sterile though. You can always shoot me a link to the product and Ill give you my thoughts.

 

[RIchscd2]

here ya go. thanks

http://www.universalkits.com/oils-ctg-39_64.html

 

[BigRonWannabee]

I do believe those are sterile.

FYI you do not need sterile oil for a conversion. You can buy the oil ot the grocery store. Some common oils I would highly recommend are grapeseed, walnut or peanut.

 

[RIchscd2]

thanks. i had to ask because i'm trying to cut my prop with it.

 

[slick33158]

USP stands for United States Pharmacopia. This is a standard that products have to meet in order to be considered safe.

 

[slick33158]

You can buy either pre-filtered sterile oil, or just regular USP oil. If your going to filter the end product, theres really no point in buying pre-filtered oil other than it makes filtering a little smother and easier.

 

[BigRonWannabee]

USP stands for United States Pharmacopia. This is a standard that products have to meet in order to be considered safe.

Thats what it truly stands for, yes. However in our undeground world the USP thing gets thrown around (very) loosely.

 

[mustanged77]

You can buy either pre-filtered sterile oil, or just regular USP oil. If your going to filter the end product, theres really no point in buying pre-filtered oil other than it makes filtering a little smother and easier.

Agreed

 

[BigRonWannabee]

You can buy grocery store cooking oil. Be sure to get either grapeseed or walnut if availible. Both are excellent oils for IM injection.

You do NOT need to buy "USP" oil for conversions.