Pregnyl

**Kenny86** · 06-27-2015, 03:18 PM

Can you keep HCG mixed up in a syringe and if so for how long?

**fxrjuiceman** · 06-27-2015, 05:33 PM

I believe it's 30days in the fridge only

**numbere** · 06-27-2015, 05:55 PM

Yes, you can store reconstituted hcg in a syrange. The shelf life depends on what solvent was used.

**Kenny86** · 06-27-2015, 06:19 PM

Thanks for the replies was just going to use the bac water. Just wasn't sure weather I could keep it in the syringes

**numbere** · 06-27-2015, 06:30 PM

Originally Posted by Kenny86

Thanks for the replies was just going to use the bac water. Just wasn't sure weather I could keep it in the syringes

I have never seen hcg packaged with bac water only sodium chloride in solution. Hcg reconstituted with sodium chloride is not meant for storage. Did you purchase the bac water separately?

**btpolak** · 06-27-2015, 06:47 PM

Reconstituted HCG in bac water will keep for 30 days, but I've read threads where some guys have still used it a little longer. 30 days would be a safe bet, but I'm not sure if keeping a bunch of syringes in the fridge would be that practical. To each his own, but I prefer using a sanitized empty 10 ml vial to reconstitute the HCG and store in the fridge. Storing preloaded syringes could have an advantage on a day that time management is essential.

**numbere** · 06-27-2015, 07:01 PM

Originally Posted by btpolak

Reconstituted HCG in bac water will keep for 30 days, but I've read threads where some guys have still used it a little longer. 30 days would be a safe bet, but I'm not sure if keeping a bunch of syringes in the fridge would be that practical. To each his own, but I prefer using a sanitized empty 10 ml vial to reconstitute the HCG and store in the fridge. Storing preloaded syringes could have an advantage on a day that time management is essential.

Hcg reconstituted with bac water does not go bad, it will only lose potency. Newly reconstituted hcg will keep for about a week at room temperature without losing potency. Hcg reconstituted with bac water then refrigerated will keep for 90 days without losing potency. After 90 days it will then lose about 10% potency every 30 days.

**btpolak** · 06-27-2015, 11:15 PM

Originally Posted by numbere

Hcg reconstituted with bac water does not go bad, it will only lose potency. Newly reconstituted hcg will keep for about a week at room temperature without losing potency. Hcg reconstituted with bac water then refrigerated will keep for 90 days without losing potency. After 90 days it will then lose about 10% potency every 30 days.

Is it 90 days? That's good to know, I was unsure of how soon it loses potency and was something I was looking into for myself. Alot of what you see is the 30 day claim. Thank you for the clarification.

**Kenny86** · 06-28-2015, 06:06 AM

Yeh mate got the bac water separate.

I've never seen the empty 10ml vials before to buy?? Was just going to split into 4 dosages/4 syringes to last me 2 weeks. I have a separate mini fridge that I only use for my gear so out the way of kids

**numbere** · 06-28-2015, 06:26 AM

Originally Posted by Kenny86

Yeh mate got the bac water separate.

I've never seen the empty 10ml vials before to buy?? Was just going to split into 4 dosages/4 syringes to last me 2 weeks. I have a separate mini fridge that I only use for my gear so out the way of kids

The site sponsor ar-r sells empty sterile vials.

What dosage of hcg are you planning to take?
Why only two weeks?

Ideally hcg should be used on cycle at 250 IU twice a week until 3 days before PCT.

**kelkel** · 06-28-2015, 12:59 PM

Originally Posted by numbere

Hcg reconstituted with bac water does not go bad, it will only lose potency. Newly reconstituted hcg will keep for about a week at room temperature without losing potency. Hcg reconstituted with bac water then refrigerated will keep for 90 days without losing potency. After 90 days it will then lose about 10% potency every 30 days.

Correct answer above. Numbere my HCG (scripted) has always come with bac water.

**numbere** · 06-28-2015, 01:39 PM

Originally Posted by kelkel

Correct answer above. Numbere my HCG (scripted) has always come with bac water.

Thanks for the info kel. It would make everyone's life easier if all hcg came with bac water. Do you know who manufactures/packages your hcg?

**kelkel** · 06-28-2015, 06:49 PM

Pregnyl. 10,000 IU vial and 10 ml bac water. Always been that way at my pharma for years now.

**Kenny86** · 07-02-2015, 04:58 PM

Just been researching as I couldn't get hold of Bac water and needed it for today, I've read a coupe of threads about freezing the reconstituted HCG in a syringe with sterile water.

What's your thoughts please?

**numbere** · 07-02-2015, 06:32 PM

Originally Posted by Kenny86

Just been researching as I couldn't get hold of Bac water and needed it for today, I've read a coupe of threads about freezing the reconstituted HCG in a syringe with sterile water.

What's your thoughts please?

I wouldn't cycle without using hcg and I wouldn't reconstitute hcg for storage with anything except for bac water or injectable grade B12.

If you live in the US then hcg is readily available. You're just not looking hard enough.

**Kenny86** · 07-03-2015, 04:02 AM

I love UK mate, been to chemist and needle exchanges trying to get the bac water but no success. I've searched the Internet and never come up with the proper stuff. So last resort is doing the freeze.

**Mr.BB** · 07-03-2015, 04:23 AM

Dont freeze HCG , it will (partly) destroy the hormone.

HCG is fragile.

There is no bac water in any chemist or needle exchange. Most peptide websites sell it... your searching internet skills are really lacking....