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FiveO said:
hey, where is batch number on enclomiphene? I see QR code but no batch nunber
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Hello
This is batch number
 
Toniquiro said:
Hola ante todo decirles que dríada medical es una marca excelente. Y tengo algunas preguntas que en diferentes sitios dicen cosas diferentes.
1 . Los péptidos que aún no se reconstituyen donde se pueden guardar si van a estar durante algún tiempo sin usar . Se pueden meter en el frigorífico?

2 . Una vez reconstituidos los péptidos cuanto aguantan en el frigorífico ?

3. La HGH LIQUIDA, se puede guardar en el frigorífico en la caja pequeña que viene o se tiene de sacar y guardarlo en un recipiente en el frigorífico.

4 El agua bacteriana que viene con los péptidos también se tiene que meter en el frigorífico si no se van a reconstituir durante un tiempo?

Gracias por ser muy compententes
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Thank you for your feedback, it means a lot to us. I’m happy to answer your questions.
  1. Before mixing with water, peptides can be stored in the fridge for a long time. You can also store peptides in the freezer, where they will last even longer, but usually, this is not necessary.

  2. After mixing with water, the shelf life of peptides significantly decreases. It depends on the type of peptide, how well it was manufactured, whether there were any partial molecular breakdowns during transport, how many times you’ve pierced the cap, and the storage conditions (such as temperature and other factors). The solvent used also plays a role. These factors greatly influence how long the peptide will retain its properties. The shelf life can range from several weeks to months.

    In my personal experience, some peptides can last for months and still maintain their effectiveness. I’ve had experiences with Melanotan 2, PT-141, GHRP-2, and GHRP-6 stored in my fridge for over 3 months. Moreover, I repeatedly pierced the cap with a needle and, here’s a somewhat controversial fact — I didn’t wipe the cap with alcohol pads or change needles every time (please don’t follow this practice, my experience is just personal, and I don’t recommend it to anyone). The peptides were diluted with sterile water for injections, not bacteriostatic water. This just shows that theory often differs significantly from practice. The truth is, as of now, no scientific experiments have likely been conducted with grey-market peptides to determine their real stability under different storage conditions, with reliable confirmation. Therefore, manufacturers tend to be cautious, listing a shorter shelf life.
  1. Growth hormone, if you're referring to the liquid form, can be stored either in its original packaging or without it. Before injection, it’s preferable for the vial to reach room temperature.

  2. Bacteriostatic water or sterile water for injections should ideally be stored outside of the fridge. However, most people still store it in the fridge if they don’t plan to keep it for too long.
 
hi
is there any significant difference between powder and liquefied growth hormone?
does it remain as effective after shipping and storing in the refrigerator?
 
krpdpatrik said:
hi
is there any significant difference between powder and liquefied growth hormone?
does it remain as effective after shipping and storing in the refrigerator?
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Of course, the lyophilized form has greater stability, but the liquid hormone can easily be stored at temperatures up to 30°C for more than a month without any issues. Personally, I have been using only the liquid hormone for many years due to its convenience.
 
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