Can you filter peptides??

[ali_baba]

Can you filter peptides with a syringe filter once reconstituted?? I trust my sources but I always like being extra careful and I always get less pip with AAS when I filter it.

[ironbeck]

Lmao

[Times Roman]

i pinned peps 3x a day for a year. no pip, nothing.

technically, you CAN filter your peps.

....but why?

[ali_baba]

Idk, I'm pretty anal about sterility but I guess the BAC water should take care of any bacteria

[Times Roman]

Idk, I'm pretty anal about sterility but I guess the BAC water should take care of any bacteria

here's an easy test to see if your peps have been properly heat sterilized...

....this is something i figured out, maybe I'm wrong?

anyways, everytime i go to reconstitute some peps, there is a partial vacuum.


My theory is that the peps go in hot, and sealed. as it cools and dries, the air becomes denser, and therefore creates a vacuum. Had the peps went in cold, then sealed, the vacuum would not exist.

[ali_baba]

Sounds pretty logical, I'll keep and eye out for that

[ironbeck]

here's an easy test to see if your peps have been properly heat sterilized...

....this is something i figured out, maybe I'm wrong?

anyways, everytime i go to reconstitute some peps, there is a partial vacuum.


My theory is that the peps go in hot, and sealed. as it cools and dries, the air becomes denser, and therefore creates a vacuum. Had the peps went in cold, then sealed, the vacuum would not exist.

uh is that anything like a queef?