Bac Water

[Bds1124]

Anyone know of a reputable site to buy bacteriostatic water from that is also relatively cheap? (Not over $20 a vial) Or are people just making it since there is such a shortage of it?

 

[Toshiro]

From what I am seeing there is a shortage of anything bacteriostatic, so there is some price hikes for the suppliers who do have it.

As an alternative could we just use plain old sodium chloride for injection? I found this and it seems to indicated the bacteriostatic property isn't really required:

buypeptides.org/syringes-water.html

 

[zephyr_987]

if you could use saline that would be alot cheaper

 

[Toshiro]

Seriously? I guess I never thought of that. Saline for your eyes is the same thing?

 

[miguel7]

really saline?

 

[Toshiro]

LOL - that was my thought too but I suppose it could work.

 

[Bds1124]

Could peptidesupply.com/sodium-chloride-0-9-10ml-c-50/sodium-chloride-0-9-10ml be used as a bac water substitue?

 

[Toshiro]

I think that would work but you just don't have the bacteriostatic properties. It does open up the risk for a bacterial infection I think.

 

[buster blood vessel]

Could anybody tell me if Wendys Jintropin is any good.

 

[I > U]

Saline doesn't have bacteriostatic properties, and depending on solubility, could cause gear to crash or not absorb properly

 

[Toshiro]

Saline doesn't have bacteriostatic properties, and depending on solubility, could cause gear to crash or not absorb properly

I kind of wondered about that part because my saline has a bunch of other chemicals listed on the bottle too. Not sure what they all do but probably some kinds of preservatives would be my guess. Anyone know for sure?