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[RioDelSol]

How long is an amp good for once it's been opened? if i drain the amp by placing its contents into different syringes in a refridgerator so that they are predosed and ready to go. how long can i leave those loaded syringes in the refridgerator before they are unsafe for use?

[suckysucky]

How long is an amp good for once it's been opened? if i drain the amp by placing its contents into different syringes in a refridgerator so that they are predosed and ready to go. how long can i leave those loaded syringes in the refridgerator before they are unsafe for use?

IMO you can leave it in the syringe as long as you want. Think about it. whats the differnce from it being in a sysringe with the cap on the needle, to it being in the amp. It's alot better then having it in an open amp.

[RioDelSol]

I appreciate the reply. It's been a major concern of mine.

[trin2getswole]

as long as its not open i would not worry

[anaBROLIC]

you will also be okay at room temp in a drawer. i dont think it matters to put in the refridgerator

[stupidhippo]

it might effect the sterility....

[suckysucky]

Yea as the post above says, i dont see a need for putting it in the refrigrator. You dont put your amps in the fridge do you? preloading a syringe is not a big deal.

[dtr98]

no need to put in fridge

[SMAN12b]

Yea as the post above says, i dont see a need for putting it in the refrigrator. You dont put your amps in the fridge do you? preloading a syringe is not a big deal.

SAFER is better!! IMO, You don't put amps in the fridge because they are SEALED in a bacteria free environment (hopefully) Once you open the amp and expose it to air, it is no longer sterile. If you must store in a syringe, I would at least keep refridgerated until using and not longer than a week. Numerous products are find sitting on the shelf, but they tell you to preserve freshness "REFRIDGERATE AFTER OPENED" but again it is just my opinion. But then again I wouldn't split an amp. I would just stick it all in !!!
Good luck bro

[stupidhippo]

refrigerator doesnt stop bacteria from multiplying (let alone kill them) but it does affect the speed in which they multiply.. I also would store an opened amp in the fridge just to be a lil safer..

[suckysucky]

SAFER is better!! IMO, You don't put amps in the fridge because they are SEALED in a bacteria free environment (hopefully) Once you open the amp and expose it to air, it is no longer sterile. If you must store in a syringe, I would at least keep refridgerated until using and not longer than a week. Numerous products are find sitting on the shelf, but they tell you to preserve freshness "REFRIDGERATE AFTER OPENED" but again it is just my opinion. But then again I wouldn't split an amp. I would just stick it all in !!!
Good luck bro

and what exactly does putting it in a refrigrator due? And what do you mean syringes shouldnt be preloaded for more then a week?How much prior knowledge do you have before coming on here and trying to give people adivice? There are too many posts on here that all they do is make people paranoid for no reason at all. I know safer is better, but come on.

[love 2 lift]

You can preload, I have been every cycle for a week or 2 ahead of time and no problems here.

[Dying Wail]

I agree once the amp is opened the timmer begins. In a syringe alone will slow any aging. Refridgeration can only slow it more.

[AnthonyM]

we'll if your refrigerator is kept 32 degrees or below bacteria are not going to multiply at that temperature.They form layers of protien around them and become spore's which are harmless

[stupidhippo]

what is 32 degrees in celsius? spores are not necessarily harmless.. and most bacteria do multiply in refrigerator temperatures, just not so fast.. otherwise u could store meat etc in the fridge for ages..

[stupidhippo]

its 0 degrees celsius... some bacteria are still able to survive in that temperature..

[AnthonyM]

A spore itself cannot harm you, if you allow the tempature to rise above a certain degree they will become bacteria again. would th fact that gear has alcohol. in it help in preserving it in colder tempature's??

[stupidhippo]

if a spore gets into ur system it might reactivate in the system .. u know ur blood aint refrigerated.. inhaled anthrax is inhaled in spore form for example..

[SMAN12b]

and what exactly does putting it in a refrigrator due? And what do you mean syringes shouldnt be preloaded for more then a week?How much prior knowledge do you have before coming on here and trying to give people adivice? There are too many posts on here that all they do is make people paranoid for no reason at all. I know safer is better, but come on.

Putting in fridge would SLOW bacteria NOT stop it. Also depending on what type of AAS, if it is TOO cold crystals will form and should be warm before injecting. I woudlnt' keep it longer than a week due to POSSIBLE bacteria growth THAT IS ALL, and JUST MY OPINION

[Timm1704]

You can preload, I have been every cycle for a week or 2 ahead of time and no problems here.

same here

[neverenuff21]

Dying Wail your av looks delicious!

[stupidhippo]

Dying Wail your av looks delicious!

i hear that..

[AnthonyM]

hmm, good knowledge... thank's

[jp_blois]

i hear that..

i see that

[IBdmfkr]

Hopefully what you purchased had BA added during production so it wouldn't be possible for bacteria to form.

[MAXIMA5]

IMO you can leave it in the syringe as long as you want. Think about it. whats the differnce from it being in a sysringe with the cap on the needle, to it being in the amp. It's alot better then having it in an open amp.

The only difference is the amp doesn;t have a rubber stopper/plunger, which can get funky when exposed to the oil or too long. You might notice your preloads are a bit harder to start and inject. Other than this, the only risk factor is the small window of time when the gear is exposed.

Pretty safe overall. I just don;t see the need to preload from an amp, unless your dose differs from the amount in the amp.

[AnthonyM]

nuff said