Does opened BAC water age carry over to my reconstituted Reta vial?
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So here's my situation. I have a vial of BAC water that I opened 14 days ago. From what I understand, the usual guidance is to toss BAC water once it hits 28 days. If I go ahead and use that same water today to mix up my Reta, does my Reta vial only get the leftover 2 weeks before it's "expired," or does the freshly reconstituted vial start fresh with its own 28-day window in the fridge?
Also, second thing I've been wondering about — is the 28-day limit really firm? I picked up some 100mg vials of GHK-Cu and there's genuinely no chance I finish that within 28 days. Is there anything that can be done to stretch out how long it lasts?
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The 28-day guideline is really just a hospital liability thing, not a hard rule for personal use. Plenty of people, myself included, have used BAC water well past a year with no issues. Same story with Ret and Tirz — I just finished off a 60mg Tirz vial at the one-year mark and it was perfectly fine.
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Here's a link that covers BAC water stability pretty well: https://www.peprecon.com/research/bac-water-stability/
From my own experience I've used 90 day old BAC water plenty of times without any issues, so you should be totally fine at that 90-120 day range.
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