Final say on reconstituting HCG w/ B12

[956Vette]

There has been some slight arguement on whether or not you can use B12 in addition to, or in place of bacteriostatic water when reconstituting hcg . I would imagine using B12 wouldnt do any harm, but others disagree. Anyone have any factual info either way?

[Mr. Sparkle]

Im curious to know as well.... as I just made some HCG with BW the other day.

[Mr. Sparkle]

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[inheritmylife]

What is the PH of B-12, and what is the recommended range of PH for the substance used to reconstitute the HCG ? This is the only factor I can think of that would be worthy of consideration.

[Money Boss Hustla]

There has been some slight arguement on whether or not you can use B12 in addition to, or in place of bacteriostatic water when reconstituting hcg. I would imagine using B12 wouldnt do any harm, but others disagree. Anyone have any factual info either way?

I had problems getting water for my first go at HCG ...I used B12. It worked fine. No scientific proof...unless you want to see some plump danglies.

[angelxterminator]

I would see no problems with this at all. Another factor that might exist though would be the fact that cyanocobalamin(b-12) is such a large molecule, if you had higher concentrations it would not leave much room for the hcg to form a suitable solution. You might need excessive amounts of solvent(b-12, but i dont see that even really being an issue being that the amount of hcg being reconstituted is not high at all!

[956Vette]

Thanks. Any more replies?

[inheritmylife]

Thanks. Any more replies?

Yeah, here's one more.

[BrownBomber]

There's no telling what the b12 would do to chemical make up of the HCG , as it's very fragile to begin with. I love my HCG way too much to experiment w/ it. Be safe amd use BacWater.

Just my thoughts..
BB

[956Vette]

Thanks BB. So, anyone have any scientific proof either way...cause you all serioulsy dont want to see MBH's "danglies!"