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My reta works good :)

Started by Kyle 29 replies 8 people Last activity

#2
Ideally you wanna go with Hospira bac water. If not available to you go with generic bac water. If you only have sterile injectable water available your are sill fine. Just mind the process of wiping down your vial and keep everything sterile. Recommended max days usage is 28 days. After a prolonged time of use you risk getting bac and mold growth from the multiply puncturing and use of the same vial
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#4
What is it with a wave of people thinking something that takes a while to build up in their system isn't working off 1 dose so they take 5x the amount to "test" Fucking Darwinism
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#10
Maybe just ran out or something cos every time I’ve ever had bac water it’s been white, even the 3ml vials But to answer your question mine were white 🤣
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#13
There’s no real way to test, pH strips won’t tell you anything about it (in regards to it being bac water) because it doesn’t have any impact on ph level
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#14
I believe you can send to labs for testing but what’s making you concerned? I’d throw it sooner than advised but if it looks good it’d probably fine to use
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#15
Thats just what's referred to as generic bac water then. Hospira is a brand made by Pfizer. Easily accessible if your are in the US. Bit more difficult if in the EU
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