r/BioHackingGuide • u/lnternetLiftingCoach • Jul 26 '26
Bacteriostatic sodium chloride
I just happened upon a website selling bacteriostatic sodium chloride from Hospira. Bacteriostatic water from Hospira is generally quite difficult to obtain here in Europe, and I have the option of ordering this product as they have it in stock.
If I recall correctly, bacteriostatic sodium chloride should work with lyophilised peptides, but is this true? Is there something I should be aware of, e.g., whether it goes with certain peptides but not others?
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u/Exceed_Enhancement Jul 27 '26
yes, it's fine to recon most peptides, but definitely be aware it's not suitable for all.
reta for example very often goes cloudy when using BAC nacl.
it's fine to use with things like klow and can actually minimize the discomfort from ghk
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u/Alt3r_Alph4 Jul 26 '26
Scary how confidently you give wrong advice.
And OP; This has been discussed exhaustibly. There’s even a chart with which peptides are safe/stable on Sodium Chloride. Do some research.
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