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Re: IGF1 for the experts
This is not correct. You should not dilute the igf itself. You need to do a 2 part extraction: first taking some bacteriostatic water into a slin pin and then the desired amount of igf. If you dilute the solution, the ph will change increasing the rate at which ur igf degrades. FYI acetic acid is a much better dilutent, try and find a source that sells LR3 IGF-I diluted in acetic acid. There is much less degradation at this ph , but u will still fallow the 2 extractoin process. as crank metioned it is very easy to break igf molecules which is the another reason you should not dilute the solution. If you do dilute it anyway make sure u drip the water down the side of the vial do not squit into the solution. Theres much more to say, but you can find it if u look.
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This is not correct. You should not dilute the igf itself. You need to do a 2 part extraction: first taking some bacteriostatic water into a slin pin and then the desired amount of igf. If you dilute the solution, the ph will change increasing the rate at which ur igf degrades. FYI acetic acid is a much better dilutent, try and find a source that sells LR3 IGF-I diluted in acetic acid. There is much less degradation at this ph , but u will still fallow the 2 extractoin process. as crank metioned it is very easy to break igf molecules which is the another reason you should not dilute the solution. If you do dilute it anyway make sure u drip the water down the side of the vial do not squit into the solution. Theres much more to say, but you can find it if u look.
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