hGH Kexing - shouldn't vials be depressurized?

[PHABIO]

TweetLast two hgh Kexing kits that I 've used had vials with powder depressurized - when I injected sterile water from the syringe into the vial to reconstitute hgh it would suck all the water inside the vial by itself - I wouldn't even have to push it.

This time the new kits I got are not depressurized.

Should I worry about it?

I've used before Jintropin hgh and Humatrope by Lilly. I don't remember them being depressurized either - so I suppose it doesn't need to be depressurized.

I am still wondering why some of the kits of the same company would have depressurized vials and some not?

Anybody has a clue?

Thanks.

[orion76]

TweetI don't think it's cause for concern.

BTW if you let water into a depressurized vial then stick a pin through the stopper first to let some air in, otherwise you will damage the hormone when the water gets sucked in too fast.

[PHABIO]

TweetThanks orion.

When using 29g insulin syringe to reconstitute it doesn't suck the water too quick. It takes probably 5-10 sec for 1cc of water - this is what I usually mix with 6 I.U. so I hope there was no damage. I felt it working in my wrists - carpal tunnel syndrom.

[orion76]

TweetAhh good ol carpal tunnel, that's when you know it was all worth it

[gjohnson]

TweetI've been using Jino's and my vials also have a vacuum on them. Just point the needle at the wall of the vial when you insert.

[FUZO]

TweetIF YOUR WORRIED TAKE A PREGNANCY TEST TO SEE IF YOU GOT THE REAL GH