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Bacteriostatic Water
How it is taken
The schedule
| Route | Mixing liquid, drawn into the syringe and pushed into the powder vial |
|---|---|
| Amount to start | 2 mL |
| How often | Once per powder vial, then drawn from across the cycle |
| When | Mix at the start of a cycle |
| Steps up and down | The amount stays the same. |
| How long | About 28 days once a peptide is mixed into it |
| Cycle | One mixed vial per two to four week run, then a fresh mix |
| Mixing | Add 2 mL slowly down the inside wall of the powder vial. Swirl, never shake. Write the strength and the date on the vial. |
| Storage | Before mixing: room temperature, cool and dark. After mixing: fridge at 2 to 8 degrees, use within about 28 days, and finish it early if it clouds. |
It is not taken. It is the liquid you add to a freeze-dried powder, most often 2 mL into one vial, drawn up and pushed in slowly down the inside wall. Swirl until clear, then draw each dose from that vial across your cycle. Keep the mixed vial in the fridge and use it within about 28 days.
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Sources
Read the original sources
- Bacteriostatic water: label (Official diluent label · checked 2026-10-08)