Liquid IGF-1
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elijah_123
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I think igf-1 is still unscheduled.
slicli
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yeah, igf is unscheduled so its legal for research purposes on animals i believe....
i think the ifg-1 that comes from liquid research is suspended in 2ml of BA which i have heard makes is stable at room temperature for a year.
the powder has to be kept at 4C so it would be easier and better to get it suspended in BA....it in fact it keeps it stable.
i think the ifg-1 that comes from liquid research is suspended in 2ml of BA which i have heard makes is stable at room temperature for a year.
the powder has to be kept at 4C so it would be easier and better to get it suspended in BA....it in fact it keeps it stable.
Yes you inject it and yes it works.
You can get it suspended in BA (liquid) or llyophilized form (powder).
It is not yet a scheduled substance.
The patent holder and manufacturer says it needs to be refrigerated once suspended with liquid. There are others on this board who have anecdotal evidence that is does not need refrigeration. But if it were me I would be as safe in handling/storing the product as possible since the stuff is not cheap.
MH
You can get it suspended in BA (liquid) or llyophilized form (powder).
It is not yet a scheduled substance.
The patent holder and manufacturer says it needs to be refrigerated once suspended with liquid. There are others on this board who have anecdotal evidence that is does not need refrigeration. But if it were me I would be as safe in handling/storing the product as possible since the stuff is not cheap.
MH
IM or SubQ Injections @ 20-100mcg/day. Run it 4 weeks on - 4 weeks off. I would start with a fairly low dose (20-30mcg/day) just to see how your body reacts to the stuff. As of now I haven't really gotten a good answer on storage. Some people think you can keep it at room temperature once it is in BA, but other people think you should put it in the freezer. The BA will keep the solution from freezing, so the freezer may be your best bet to ensure potency (until new research comes out saying otherwise).
rjl296 said:
I'm not denying what you've heard, but I submit that what you've heard is wrong.
Think about it. We use much smaller amounts of BA (e.g. 1%) to sterilize gear in oil and it remains sterile for years. The purpose of the BA is to prevent microorganisms from growing in the solution. Its a "hostile work environment" for them, to say the least.
The first person that can convince me that microorganisms can grow in a solution that is close to 100% BA wins 1 mg. of Long IGF-1 R3 (suspended in BA and stored at room temperature)
Trev -
No one can argue your point regarding a sterile environment. What the contention is at room temp is not sterility but rather a degradation of the IGF molecular chain. This degradation (not because of sterility) causes the product to become inert and inactive.
The mfg says the degradation is slowed down when kept at "freezing" temps, therefore the need to insure it is stored in the freezer after reconstitution.
MH
No one can argue your point regarding a sterile environment. What the contention is at room temp is not sterility but rather a degradation of the IGF molecular chain. This degradation (not because of sterility) causes the product to become inert and inactive.
The mfg says the degradation is slowed down when kept at "freezing" temps, therefore the need to insure it is stored in the freezer after reconstitution.
MH
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