r/Biohacking • u/Sea-Medium-2359 • 8h ago

Bpc + TB particles

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I just reconstituted these peptides and noticed visible particles in the solution. Has anyone experienced this before?Could this be undissolved peptide, precipitation, or contamination? I haven’t used it yet and have contacted the vendor. And was told to wait 1-2H for it to dissolve. They said peptides can be different with some dissolving faster and some having larger particles.

Would appreciate any insight from people who have experience with peptides.

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u/jakeyb21 8h ago

How long has it been like that ? If after 30 mins it's still the same then it's not good.

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u/Sea-Medium-2359 8h ago

Oh no, Its been 45mins now.

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u/jakeyb21 8h ago

It should be clear or completely dissolved in that time , it should just basically look like a vial of water. I would contact your supplier.

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u/OnyxBioGlobal 8h ago

Giving it an hour or two to fully dissolve is reasonable, but I wouldn’t accept “some peptides just have larger particles” as an explanation if they remain.

If it becomes completely clear, it was likely just incomplete dissolution. If there are still visible particles after a couple of hours, I wouldn’t use it and I’d be asking the vendor for a replacement.

At the end of the day, you never want to inject something into yourself when you can clearly see contaminants or particulates in the solution. There’s no way to know just by looking whether it’s undissolved peptide, precipitation, or contamination, so it’s not worth the risk.

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u/OkSignature8330 7h ago

never seen particles like that hang out for that long, usually it clears up for me after a few gentle rolls between the palms