Seems like 2.4ml bac water and 0.6ml acetic acid works well for reconstituting

Hey everyone, so I need to purchase more bac water but I feel like buying 30ml is just too much since I’m not using a lot of peptides right now ( I’m still a newbie and just using Reta). And with the 28 day expiration after first pin, I’d literally waste it all. I know some prefer using the Hospira one vs other bac waters but is there a reason for this? Just personal preference? Thanks so much for your help!

Once peptides are reconstituted, proper storage is key to maintaining their stability and effectiveness. ✅ Best Practices: - Refrigerate immediately (36–46°F / 2–8°C). - Always use bacteriostatic water (BAC water) for reconstitution if you plan to store longer than a few days. - Keep vials upright and out of direct light. - Wipe the vial top with alcohol before every use. ⏳ Shelf Life: - Most reconstituted peptides stay stable in the fridge for 4–8 weeks (depending on the compound). - For long-term storage (before reconstitution), keep lyophilized (powder) peptides in the freezer (–20°C). ⚠️ Avoid: - Storing at room temp for extended periods. - Repeated freeze–thaw cycles (can damage the peptide structure).

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