Cloudy Vial of GHRP-2

[2Sox]

I have a vial that has become cloudy - like slightly milky colored - and I'm wondering if I should toss it. I posted this question on datbtrue and was advised to get rid of it. I'd like to get some feedback here too. I never reuse needles and always prep my vials before use. I do however equalize pressure by allowing air into the vials after reconstituting. I pull GRF1-29 first then the GHRP-2, possibly allowing some GRF into the GHRP vial. Anyway, it would be good to hear your ideas on this.

I feel it's best to be safe and toss it if I have any doubts but I'm curious what the cause of this could be. Thanks.

[ahmed hazim]

I have a vial that has become cloudy - like slightly milky colored - and I'm wondering if I should toss it. I posted this question on datbtrue and was advised to get rid of it. I'd like to get some feedback here too. I never reuse needles and always prep my vials before use. I do however equalize pressure by allowing air into the vials after reconstituting. I pull GRF1-29 first then the GHRP-2, possibly allowing some GRF into the GHRP vial. Anyway, it would be good to hear your ideas on this.

I feel it's best to be safe and toss it if I have any doubts but I'm curious what the cause of this could be. Thanks.

hexarelin should be clear and colorless , your pack my be a crapp or stored in a wrong temp as it should be stored in - 20 c before constitution in (dry lyophilized powder form) and after constitution from 2-4 c for 7 days

[2Sox]

This is GHRP-2, not hexarelin. All my meds are, and have been, properly stored. A vial of GHRP-2 has 50 doses - which cannot be used in 7 days. Other GHRPs contain 20 doses - unlikely to be used within 7 days. Thanks for you reply, but where do you get your information? And and I don't know what household refrigerator freezer reaches -20degrees C - unless this is a typo?

[956Vette]

Agree with Dat's community advice, toss the bunk product - it's unacceptable/uncharacteristic of GHRP. Reconstituting GHRP-2 is unique and the hormone is known to fall out of solution (when too little is used during reconstitution & the appear cannot be described as cloudy). Only guess could be a possible mislabeled product...?

[2Sox]

Agree with Dat's community advice, toss the bunk product - it's unacceptable/uncharacteristic of GHRP. Reconstituting GHRP-2 is unique and the hormone is known to fall out of solution (when too little is used during reconstitution & the appear cannot be described as cloudy). Only guess could be a possible mislabeled product...?

The products are excellent, not bunk, and are from Tom's - the approved source recommended on Dat's site. I have no issues with any of the products thus far - except with this particular vial of GHRP-2. I can only conclude that in some way the contents became contaminated in some way. Just can't figure out how.

[APIs]

Any cloudiness in an injectable soln should be considered bacterial in nature & tossed accordingly. Never worth to question it IMO...

[2Sox]

Any cloudiness in an injectable soln should be considered bacterial in nature & tossed accordingly. Never worth to question it IMO...

Valuable advice, along with others. Thanks. Stuff is already in the trash.