COAs & Lab Testing
Ok..... How would I use a hydrometer on 3ml of liquid?
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Last activity 26 Feb 2026, 21:42 UTC · Feb 26, 2026
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Joseph
46 posts · first seen Nov 2025
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Ok..... How would I use a hydrometer on 3ml of liquid? I have one but its much too large for this quantity of liquid.
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ThatTVGuy *VERIFY USERNAME FOR IMPOSTER*
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or even just a can test. i believe 0.9% should show it
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Joseph
46 posts · first seen Nov 2025
I did run a PH test as well.... but the PH is basically the same as water.
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ThatTVGuy *VERIFY USERNAME FOR IMPOSTER*
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ya ph wouldnt really be influenced atleast with a CAN test the particles will bind directly with alcohol only and will sink and become visible. only question is if 0.9% is enough to see it
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ThatTVGuy *VERIFY USERNAME FOR IMPOSTER*
279 posts · first seen Oct 2025
and it is pretty inexpensive since you would only need a couple of drops
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Joseph
46 posts · first seen Nov 2025
This was my PH test but its bascially nothing special.
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ThatTVGuy *VERIFY USERNAME FOR IMPOSTER*
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ya check out getting can solution. only need 1ml of the bac water and then a couple drops of can. could perform 3 tests one 1 vial that way you draw out false positives and is a good way to keep it at home for testing
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ThatTVGuy *VERIFY USERNAME FOR IMPOSTER*
279 posts · first seen Oct 2025
its hard to say. as you continue to "poke" your stopper you expose it to more air.
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ThatTVGuy *VERIFY USERNAME FOR IMPOSTER*
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if its once a week and fridged and out of sun and other cre that most people do it is VERY VERY rare for bacteria to form.
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Xapss
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Yo guys, just smell your bac water lol pour 1ml into a espresso cup and smell for alcohol
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Mia
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It's good for weeks, as janoshik said, in Europe we don't even use bac water in hospitals unless it's required by pH level
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Colz
50 posts · first seen Oct 2025
Cheers pal.... And what would be a sign of bacteria? I've always used vendors bac water tbh mate
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ThatTVGuy *VERIFY USERNAME FOR IMPOSTER*
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floaties, cloudiness in the fluid after it reaching room temp, weird reaction where before you hadnt
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Joseph
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So... Your solution for making this more verifiable is instead of me sending the BAC water to Janoshik the gold standard lab for testing peptides, recording the unboxing and doing it all on camera and then posting the test results, it to order a home water test?
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ThatTVGuy *VERIFY USERNAME FOR IMPOSTER*
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remember you take your vial out of the fridge sometimes the vial might look cloudy... thats normal but once it "warms up" should be crystal
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ThatTVGuy *VERIFY USERNAME FOR IMPOSTER*
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lol no im just critisizing the people freaking out now for no reason
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Colz
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Tbh mate my always looks a bit condensated but never really cloudy like some on here
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ThatTVGuy *VERIFY USERNAME FOR IMPOSTER*
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people are extrapolating this into a huge massive contraversy
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Member 78432
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Whenever I take my GHK out of the fridge it’s cloudy at bottom then it clears up after mixed , that normal?
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