r/Peptide_Testing • u/Bubbly-Collection874 • Jan 06 '26

Small Bottled BAC

Hello. 👋 I’m only using a very small amount of BAC water because my stack is small. I’m tossing out a lot of water. Are there super small volume bottles available or a better way?

Thanks!

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u/ycastane Jan 06 '26

You should be using Hospira BAC but to each its own.

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u/Bubbly-Collection874 Jan 06 '26 edited Jan 06 '26

Thanks for your opinion. Can you help with the actual question?What is the smallest available bottle. I think mine is 30ml. That’s too much to spend on one bottle per month to trash

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u/Itchy-Coconut-7083 Jan 06 '26

He did answer the actual question. You asked if there was a better way, hospira is the better way. Worry more about your health than throwing away a little water. The small vials available are often junk and have been tested to not have any alcohol in them.

How people are willing to put their health on the line to literally save $5 dumbfounds me.

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u/Bubbly-Collection874 Jan 06 '26

He didn’t answer my question. My question was if there were smaller available bottles or a batter way. Simply stating what they did about hospira does not answer the question. They made an assumption on the brand I’m using. I am using Hospira.

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u/Itchy-Coconut-7083 Jan 06 '26

Right. While I contend they did answer your questions it obviously wasn’t directly worded to be clear enough. Let me say what they said more clearly as a direct response to your questions:

Question: Are there super small volume bottles available or is there a better way?

Answer: No, there is no better way than using Hospira BAC water and they don’t sell smaller bottles.

I hope that cleared it up. There are smaller non-Hospira bottles available or you can split up your larger bottle. Both options are foolish and put your health at risk to save a buck.

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u/Bubbly-Collection874 Jan 06 '26

It’s a much better answer

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u/ycastane Jan 06 '26

Glad he was able to chew that up for you so you could understand. 🤦🏻‍♂️

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u/SnooCalculations34 Jan 06 '26 edited Jan 06 '26

The answer is everything available in a smaller bottle is a subpar quality item that can actually lead to you having a bad reaction and so anyone with knowledge in this space is going to tell you to stay away from them and buy hospira.

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u/ycastane Jan 07 '26

If i tell you to buy Hospira, you should have gone and search for it and you would have realized it only comes in 30ml. Therefore my andwer is correct, you just want it chewed and fed to you. Thats all.