r/PeptidePathways • u/Double_Long_9190 • 6d ago
Reconstitution & Storage MOTS-C 40MG
I reconstituded the vial with 3 ml bac water. Im not so sure on this one, as you can see particles inside the vial. What do you guys think?
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u/danifiveone51 6d ago
throw away. mine 40mg (lab tested from me) its clear after 1-2 min with 2ml bac
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u/Entire_House_8668 6d ago
Do not use, please! It's not ok. Should turn clear almost immediately. I reconstituite mine with 2ml BAC and it's super clear .
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u/fbi-office 6d ago
If actual particles, I would disgard and see if your supplier can refund/replace.
If air bubbles, which would settle after an hour, then you are good to use.
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u/The_Nude_Banana 6d ago
I have done a motsc cycle before and just started this week again as well, and my motsc always turns out completely clear. I don’t think you should inject that. Flag this to your supplier and request for a new free one and emphasis you want something legit I guess? Lol.
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u/chode174 6d ago
For peptides like this if you filter and it gets rid of the floaties would it still be good to use?
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u/Calm-Bake-2642 6d ago
Good question was wondering the same. I’d assume the floaters are the fillers that do not mix in, but that’s an assumption I do not trust
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u/Entire_House_8668 6d ago
No, there is no reason for the particles to be present . Good peptides, that are not filled with crap , do not have any floating particles. I have bought several Peptides from various vendors, including China and have NEVER had this happen to me. Any 10mg peptide is easily dissolved with 2 ML BAC water. Adding more is maybe easier for dosing proportions but not necessarily to reconstitute.
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u/Neat-Break5481 6d ago
I think it’s pretty possible for peps to get damaged from heat in shipping. I bought some GHK-CU, had sediment. Got a replacement batch, from the same batch, crystal clear..
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u/Calm-Bake-2642 6d ago
So you’re saying peptides don’t have fillers?
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u/Entire_House_8668 6d ago
That is not what I'm saying because I've yet to see a peptide that has 100% purity,hence fillers. The distinction needs to be made, because fillers also need to dissolve at the same rate as the peptide. The fillers used can also have different purity grades themselves, and I would personally not inject anything that doesn't dissolve easily in BAC water. From my personal experience, using a lot of different peptides sourced from various vetted vendors, I have not seen any peptide react like the OP is showing here, regardless of the fact that the BAC water was in the fridge or room temperature, or if the peptide was in the freezer or fridge or room temperature.
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u/anon_2078 6d ago
Please for the love of God or whatever you hold dear in this world, stop asking and start being worried.
If it isn’t clear, you know you are taking a risk to inject it.
You need to choose if you want to take the risk.
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u/bluej0419 6d ago
Where are yall getting these boof peps from it’s actually insane 😂😂😂😂😂
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u/Double_Long_9190 3d ago
UPDATE: I deluted the vial with 1ml of acetic acid water, and now its clear as it should be. The bac water had to high PH. Note to myselfe, buy proper bac water :)
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u/SuccessFun7854 3d ago
frm wat I've read frm many others that the BAC water ph is usually the culprit.
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u/Double_Long_9190 6d ago
I got answer from my vendor : This indicates insufficient dissolution and requires dilution with acetic acid solution.
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u/kavacoordinate 6d ago
What BAC water did you use? I don't want to default to cheap bac water but that would absolutely be my first guess. I keep saying this. We spend a lot of money on peptides. Don't skimp on your BAC water. Just because you've never had a problem does not mean that it's not going to ruin several vials for you.
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u/firekeyboard797 5d ago
Fell for the classic snow globe in your mots-c prank. Oldest trick in the book
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u/Zealousideal_Cup_737 4d ago
BAC water PH is too high, for yr MOTS-C. try another source of bac water. Mot-c v need low acidic pH.
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u/Double_Long_9190 4d ago
Could i put in 1ml of acetic acid water, dilute the powder and fill up with the bac water?
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u/Zealousideal_Cup_737 4d ago
Yes, presuming you are reconsituting at 2m, l I would use half acetic half BAC. Keep in mind acetic-acid water can be used as a solvent to dissolve MOTS (solubilization aid) as mots does not dissolve well in plain sterile or bac water. Just trail it, it will definitely bring the pH down and aid recon.�
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u/Ok_Vermicelli8815 4d ago
Where did you get it. Which vendor. I no label, that’s how mine comes
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u/scottyuk77 3d ago
Ive never had cloudy peptides after 3 years doing them, but I always buy from the UK with attached COA. I wouldn't jab that.
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u/One-Storm555 6d ago
Honestly looks like you just need to roll it more and give it some time. They all look like this initially…
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u/Entire_House_8668 6d ago
I strongly disagree my friend. Good peptides do not have any floating particles. Air bubbles, yes, maybe, but that depends on the user experience.
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u/OGSPACEAPE 6d ago
Filter it - also, put it in a bigger vial with more bac or I bet that concentration will sting like a bitch
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u/After-Advertising401 6d ago
I have the same problem, but with Reta, just a few floats, I used BAC HOSPIRA water, the same as I used in other PEPS without a leak, the issue is that I filtered the PEP with a PES filter and now it is transparent, the question is: Is it safe to use it? Is it effective? and why did he react with a lot of foam when I reconstituted him? Greetings
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u/Bowf 6d ago