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Reconstitution, and the mistakes that ruin a vial
Bacteriostatic water, why you run it down the glass, and what shaking does to a peptide.
A vial arrives as a dry cake. Reconstitution is adding sterile liquid to turn it into a solution that can be measured. It is a two-minute job, and it is where a surprising number of vials are quietly ruined, because peptides are fragile in ways powders and pills are not.
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