Igf-lr3

[Trillmatic801]

I've been trying to find info on constitution of this peptide. Many say do it with aa others say bac. Anyone have some advice for me? Been very impressed with all the information I've read on here and the advice I've been given so far. So thank you


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[jp4355]

I've been trying to find info on constitution of this peptide. Many say do it with aa others say bac. Anyone have some advice for me? Been very impressed with all the information I've read on here and the advice I've been given so far. So thank you


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I've done a Ton of Peptides.
If you use AA (acetic acid), it's known to Burn Skin Tissue, even at Low Concentrations, so I wouldn't advice it.
BA Water is OK, but can cause Skin Rashes, as it's not compatible, there's NO Benzyl Alcohol in the Human Body.
This is how BA Water is made with Benzyl Alcohol and Distilled Water.

What you really want to use for Any Peptide.
Is Sodium Chloride 0.9% Solution.

This is what's used in Hospitals for Injections.
It's Isatonically Compatible with the Human Body.

And any Peptide will remain Stable Longer in Bacteriostatic Sodium Chloride 0.9% than any other solution................................ JP

 

[muskate]

Bacteriostatic (Bac) water is what is most commonly used to reconstitute peptides. You can purchase it at any pharmacy. It doesn't require a prescription but it will be kept behind the counter. IGF-lr3 will remain stable in bac water for about 20 days. After that time, it will start to denature.

You don't need to use acetic acid to reconstitute peptides. That's a real old school way of thinking.

 

[Trillmatic801]

Thanks guys! Much help


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[Jay Scott]

I would also suggest using BAC

 

[stevesmi]

you can buy BAC online off amazon for cheap

 

[LevButlerov]

I would rather go with BAC, since this is what I have used all the time before when I used peptides back in the days.

 

[Masonic Bodybuilder]

I agree with the guys above. BAC is going to be the best for you in this case. I think the bigger concern is if the IGF is legit or not with the amount of fakes out there.