Acetic Acid Question

[Handlebar]

I've read as much as I could find on the message boards here regarding reconstitution of IGF-1 Lr3. Obviously Acetic Acid is the first choice to reconstitute it. My problem is that I've had the hardest time trying to find Acetic Acid that I can buy. I've found some on the internet, but there seems to be various gradations of concentration, e.g., 28%, 36%, 99.3%, etc.

I've found one product called Acetic Acid, Glacial, 99.7%. Is this the right kind of Acetic Acid to use? Do I have to cut it with water? Ugh...

As a side note, does IGF-1 Lr3 have the same anti-aging properties as HGH?

[Handlebar]

I apologize in advance if the information I need is already covered on this message board--I've read as many posts as I could regarding IGF-1 Lr3 and, while I don't think I've read all of them, I'm certain I've read at least 80% (took me about a week).

Actually, I had written to the website that I bought my IGF-1 Lr3 from concerning what I should use exactly to reconstitute it (before I posted my question to this board). This is what they wrote back:

"All u need is sterile water it is in a non toxic acidic base already. No AA
is necessary."

Has anyone else have a similar experience? Does this sound correct?

[TRA]

Acetic acid, basically, vinegar, does come in a variety of concentrations. Glacial acetic acid is as pure (waterless) as they can get it. Doubtful you would need to reconstitute with something you have to buy from a chemical supply house. I'm no expert, but my guess is that if you're using THEIR product, and THEY told you to use sterile water, you probably can.

[Handlebar]

Thanks man, that sounds logical.