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Thread: Anyone else having issues w/ Sterile Water from ReliablePharmacy? -Seriously Painful!

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    Anyone else having issues w/ Sterile Water from ReliablePharmacy? -Seriously Painful!

    This is the second time I've had this problem. The sterile water I get from ReliablePharmacy comes in sealed 10ml plastic vials and when I use it to mix my HCG, it hurts like a son of a B! And not just a little... even jabbing myself with the needle, which I normally never even feel, stings like a friggin SOB! I can even feel the injections site for like 5-10 mins *after*...if I move or touch the spot, it hurts. WTF are they putting in their sterile water? Should I be using the sterile water in the breakable glass vials that comes with the HCG box instead of ordering the water separately? Does anyone else do this?

    I had this problem once before about 5 months ago and ended up diluting the HCG mix with some other bacteriostatic water I had left over from a 30ml vial, which helped. In fact I've been using the same 30ml vial but finally ran out. I've looked for other sources for Bac-Water but it seems like few sites offer it and pharms in Cal wont sell it without a prescription. It's friggin water! what gives?

    Has anyone else had this problem and what did you end up doing?

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    I just had the same issue. I used a high grade RO water that had almost the same ph as WFI (water for injection). I work at a facility that makes both types of water. Anyway, it was so painful i threw it all away and tried sterile saline solution you get from CVS or whatever for less than $8. Its made to flush your eyes and has just the right ph (i'm not crazy, i'm not the first person to try this as it's a legitimate method just not too well known). Its like butter baby. I dont feel a thing. Dont waste any more money on ordering bactieriostatic (sp?) water.


    T Bone

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    Can't say I've ever come across bunk water. Knock on wood it stays that way.

    Good seeing you, Forrest. It's been a busy year ... Let's catch up sometime.

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    Make sure it is sterile water for injection. You can get vials that look alike and its not labeled for injection. I don't know if that would make a difference or not. I am just guessing.

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