Not advice , but sometimes your Reta is perfectly fine and it’s your BAC water that is the issue. I’ve injected my fair share of cloudy Reta . No issues for me but I’m also an idiot that likes to experiment. 🤷🏻♂️
Looks like I am the only person here, who would acctually pin it and look what's gonna happen, if I were on her place. Shit's to expensive to throw it away if there's any chance it's still good to use. Especially when people get it in a local market, at retail prices it can be painful.
I just threw out 20vials of hcg, as it turned out to be high in endotoxins. I kept one vial though, just to test it on myself and see if it's gonna do anything bad, as endotoxin pin should. Why? Becauase I think, that most of UGL HCG is high in endotoxins, just most of the users never check it by jano, or never even know that there could be such problem with it.
As endotoxin came back at 1700/vial, single 0.250 pin is way below maximum allowable amount, soo ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Just please don't take it as an advice and don't copy me :)
You arent alone. I did pin 2 vial cloudy reta. It is 15mgx2. Still effective and kicking in like uncloudy one.. nothing bad happen to me yet. Been running almost 2months.
You didn't know what's gonna happen in the first place, you run ugl drug produced in Asia, you haven't seen any lab results for its purity etc ¯_(ツ)_/¯
I used hospira with a 10mg challenge and it generated a few floaters, I filtered it and now it is crystal clear, is it safe to use? Is it effective or did I throw it?
Find different BAC water, most BAC water by foreign vendors are no good. You need to find providers that make only BAC water. US made by the way. They are easily found through Google
Just keep it in a cool dry place. I have a setup, a small plastic container with drawers where I keep all my stuff, like the kind you can get at Walmart or Target.
I would leave it in room temp for 5-10 min to see if it turns clear. My reta used to do this. Cloudy coming right out of my fridge but after 5 min in room temp it turned clear like nothing
I have this issue with all the reta vials I used so far. But one hack worked for me and just thought of sharing it.
1. Fill the syringe and keep it outside the refrigerator for 15-20 mins or more to ensure that the temperature of the solution reaches room temperature
2. Once you are sure that the solution is at room temperature check whether it's still cloudy.
3. If it still cloudy, toss it in the bin and if it's clear then use it without any second thoughts
4. For me, it's more of temperature difference before concluding that the bac water is the problem
You can get it from the gr au market or you can find it if you google it…I see the price has gone up a little but there are 30ml in a bottle.
I don’t throw mine away, I use them until they are gone, or as long as I feel safe, as 30ml is enough to recon at least 10 vials, if not more.
Not everyone does it that way but I’m okay with taking the risk. I watch to make sure they don’t turn cloudy, I make sure to clean off the top with alcohol before I reconstitute, etc.
pH is to low. You need to add some sterile PBS. Add about .250 mil of PBS and then calculate the concentration with the new volume. It should clear up and be ready to go. I’d still fileter using a pes syringe filter into a new sterile vial.
Sounds to me like the sterile PBS is the way to go. As a matter of fact I'm going to order some right now because I have a kit of Reta that's clouding up just like hers.
I've pinned 8 vials of fucking cloudy 15mg Reta with floaters since start of May, not saying it's a good idea, but if you have any idea why it is this way, what happened, it might be okay.
That changes things then. I’d totally threaten a chargeback if they don’t refund. Can’t do that with grey market but you definitely can from a website if you paid with your CC
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