I took my shot of GH las night and somehow I forgot to put the vial back in the fridge so it sat out all night.
Dump it or use it?
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I took my shot of GH las night and somehow I forgot to put the vial back in the fridge so it sat out all night.
Dump it or use it?
I found my answer...
Storage, Handling, and Traveling
After the HGH is fully dissolved, keep it refrigerated. Do not allow it to freeze. It is allowable for the mixed vial to be out of the refrigerator after the diluent has been added for only up to 12 hours when traveling, but insure that it does not get any warmer than 80 degrees Fahrenheit.
Do not allow the HGH solution to get hot. DO NOT SHAKE the vial, as the solution will foam, causing some to stick to the glass walls of the vial, making it impossible to extract the entire desired amount. Some patients find it more convenient to transfer all of their HGH from the multidose vial into individual syringes immediately after mixing with diluent. Each syringe will contain one dose (0.1 mL for one unit, 0.15 mL for 1.5 units, or 0.2 mL for 2 units, depending on daily dose). Store loaded syringes in the refrigerator.
The HGH solution for injection is stable for up to 24 hours at room temperature (not over 80 degrees Fahrenheit) and for up to five weeks if constantly refrigerated. Potency is slowly lost after that if not refrigerated. The higher the temperature, the shorter time the full potency is retained. If used within 5 weeks and stored properly, loss of potency will be insignificant. A small, insulated CoolPack™ can be used to store your vial of HGH during extended travel, and may be ordered through this office. Be careful that the CoolPack™ is not excessively cold or the HGH solution might freeze.
If you travel and will not be at home to receive your HGH shipment, please advise us in advance of the proper shipping instructions and address. If you plan to travel and wish to order more than your usual supply in advance, please notify us. In addition, if you are leaving the country, we can provide a letter certifying that a licensed health care provider has prescribed the injectable medication and syringes. This can avoid embarrassment if customs officials search your luggage. Because there are many travelers with diabetes who carry their insulin and syringes of the same type, this should not cause a problem.
It's from this site https://www.drcranton.com/hghart2.htm
So, it looks like i'm ok.
You beat me too it...lol You want us to make you your own forum Tman where you and only you can ask AND answer your own questions later ?? LOL jk bro
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Originally Posted by Corrodo
Yeah, that's what I need, a place where I can publicly ask and answer my own questions. :iconmrgre However, make sure someone is Moderating it, I would hate to get into a heated debate with myself and lose. That's embarassing.
LMAO!!! Yeah Id have to ask for a head check on that one...:hammer:Quote:
Originally Posted by T-Man007
You mean your not already asking????:wacko: :wacko:Quote:
Originally Posted by Corrodo
THATS GREAT INFO T...I LIKE THE "STORE THEM IN THE FRIDGE" LOADED PART...SOUNDS WAAAY EASIER FOR ME...I MEAN..IF I WAS TO DO SUCH A THING...
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Originally Posted by Corrodo
Nice article T.