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    snoogans is offline Banned
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    Is a satchet the same as a vial??

    well yea you know the question lol, if they're not the same pics would help... thanks in advance...

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    totally differnt animals. sachets are more like little alcohol type packets that you can withdraw the AS from.

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    i think i've seen them before, but doesnt that make it harder to use? how does that crap work? i know vials have a little stopper but wat the hell it's just a packet? im confused lol

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    do a search bro heaps of info on this site about that topic

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    or google images.

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    ok i searched it and some people say they're good some say they're bad... but what does it mean to filter them?? what do you have to do??

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    anyone know???

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    to filter them you'd withdraw as much as your syringe can hold, then use a syringe filter available at most research chem sites, including AR-r and then filter it into a sterile vial, also available at ar-r and other research chem sites.

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    i appreciate the help guys, thanx

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