Current Method for IGF-1R3 Reconstitution

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Cordoba

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• Mar 5, 2004

• #1

What is the most preferred method for IGF-1R3 Reconstitution, last I heard was something like buffered saline with .9% BA. Let me know what you guys have found out to be the best method.

 

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strider

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• Mar 5, 2004

• #2

Bump..I am sure someone knows. I never dealt with it so I have no clue on this.

 

ColdHeartBear

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• Oct 31, 2004

• #3

Old question. Hope this helps someone.

http://www.superiormuscle.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?s=&threadid=2604

 

proud13

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• Nov 14, 2004

• #4

Sorry but why the heck wouldn't you just put the bacteriostatic water with .09% ba directly into the vial with the lyopholized powder???

 

proud13

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• Nov 14, 2004

• #5

Cordoba .9% is the same as 90 percent (%), it would be .09%, sorry for correcting you though. I'm sure it was an accident.

 

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Willieman

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• Nov 14, 2004

• #6

I've seen some companies reconstituting with Acetic Acid, and they don't recomend adding BW to the vial.
Just something I read.

 

Last edited: Nov 14, 2004

ColdHeartBear

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• Nov 14, 2004

• #7

.9% would be .009 of 1. If it were .9 of 1 it would be 90%.

 

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sikdogg

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• Dec 19, 2004

• #8

proud13 said:

Sorry but why the heck wouldn't you just put the bacteriostatic water with .09% ba directly into the vial with the lyopholized powder???

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BA and/or BW alone doesn't provide the correct ph levels to keep the IGF peptide stable. For this reason, people are using Acetic Acid with BW.

 

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sikdogg

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• Dec 19, 2004

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proud13 said:

Cordoba .9% is the same as 90 percent (%), it would be .09%, sorry for correcting you though. I'm sure it was an accident.

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This is incorrect...

.9 is the same as 90%
.9% is >1%

 

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sikdogg

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• Dec 19, 2004

• #10

Opps, my bad...

.9% is <1%

 

proud13

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• Dec 19, 2004

• #11

sikdogg,
I was referring to the thread that chb posted. At least 2 yrs ago I was the one who proposed the acetic acid idea to stabilize the igf. Anyhoo, you're correct about the ph statement and I was wrong about the % conversion.

 

RacerXHGH

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• Dec 20, 2004

• #12

Some mfg's of IGF-1 R3 explicitly tell you NOT to use bactereostatic water with the BA in it. I think it's an HCl solution in some cases.

 

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mixxin

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• Feb 7, 2005

• #13

I am ready to buy MC IGF-1 and I understand that it comes diluted in BA. What can be added so that you can draw more out using a slin pin. 20 mcgs is 2 ticks, which is tiny. Can Bac water be used (also to limit the soreness from the BA)? B-12?

 

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mixxin

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• Feb 7, 2005

• #14

bump

 

Presser

Admin

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• Feb 7, 2005

• #15

yes either of the 2 can be used bro, i am pretty sure if u run a search and type in igf bw and b12 u will get a few answers