bacteriostatic water fake?

[kmela]

hello everyone.

i am going to start with mt1 and already ordered it. i also ordered bacteriostatic water, from a guy i don't know in my country, i got his number from someone from another mt forum in my language. he send it to my address and i got it today, but the vial doesn't have a label or expiration date on it. they are 2ml vials.

i don't know much about this, so i am thinking of just use it, or order bacteriostatic water from the us but that cost money again. i don't know if they fake bacteriostatic water often so what do you think? should i trust it or not?


thanks

[AdamW]

hello everyone.

i am going to start with mt1 and already ordered it. i also ordered bacteriostatic water, from a guy i don't know in my country, i got his number from someone from another mt forum in my language. he send it to my address and i got it today, but the vial doesn't have a label or expiration date on it. they are 2ml vials.

i don't know much about this, so i am thinking of just use it, or order bacteriostatic water from the us but that cost money again. i don't know if they fake bacteriostatic water often so what do you think? should i trust it or not?


thanks

In worst case scenario it will probably be sterile water, and you should be fine if you use that. I really doubt they would put tap water in those vials

[peptideguru]

Most importantly, does it have a cap?

If not, it could be anything, tap water, sodium chloride - sterile, or non sterile.

Best case scenario is they've either made bac water themselves at home, using completely sterile processes - or they have purchased sterile vials and actual bac water and decanted it.
Worst case scenario, they could have been using any old equipment, injecting tap water into vials.

Falls down to trust and verification of the product and supplier.

[harpazo22]

I don't put anything past them these days. I only get the ones from the store, but it's up to the individual to decide.

[kmela]

Most importantly, does it have a cap?

If not, it could be anything, tap water, sodium chloride - sterile, or non sterile.

Best case scenario is they've either made bac water themselves at home, using completely sterile processes - or they have purchased sterile vials and actual bac water and decanted it.
Worst case scenario, they could have been using any old equipment, injecting tap water into vials.

Falls down to trust and verification of the product and supplier.

yes, it has a cap, but he could have put it back right?
and if it is sterile water, that would not be good either i think because i keep the mt1 in the fridge and not in the refrigerator. and then there is a risk to get infections..
i don't know the guy, and there is no verification of the product and supplier so i have really no idea..

is there any way how i can check if it is bac water? and if not, shall i then order it from the us?

sorry for my bad english and thanks again everyone.

[glockman]

I'd advise you to play it safe. I think that there is some kind of kit that you can buy and use to test this product. An on-line search should tell you whether it is available in your country. Good luck!

[peptideguru]

The only ingredients are water and benzyl alcohol - while you could test it, it wouldn't be feasible at home, and will use more than the 2ml you have.

If it has a cap, they have at least invested in a crimper (http://www.ebay.co.uk/bhp/vial-crimper), and while it says nothing of their methods and practices, they have invested somewhat in the making of them (normally £120 for an okay hand operated one).
I'd still assume it's homemade though, as I'm not aware of any major bac water manufacturers making 2ml vials any longer.

[pwarbi]

I'd also be tempted to play it safe and not use it to be honest. While I guess the worst case scenario is that it's just tap water but you never know these days, and is it really worth taking the risk?

I know you mentioned the cost of reordering again from a reputable suppliers but in this case I'd probably be tempted to do that.

[walterjames]

yes, it has a cap, but he could have put it back right?
and if it is sterile water, that would not be good either i think because i keep the mt1 in the fridge and not in the refrigerator. and then there is a risk to get infections..
i don't know the guy, and there is no verification of the product and supplier so i have really no idea..

is there any way how i can check if it is bac water? and if not, shall i then order it from the us?

sorry for my bad english and thanks again everyone.

Oh. You are right. Even when it has a cap, it does not still guarantee that it is the real one. Next time, you should just order it from a reliable supplier. You can ask your family or friends if they can recommend one. If not, then I think you really have to order from the US just to ensure that this time, it will be the real one. I hope you won't get any infection or side effect from using that fake one.

[kmela]

okay, thank you so much for your help. i think im going for safe then.. but then i have actually no idea where i can buy it, i thought of bacteriostaticwater. com? but i thought they didn't ship international anymore, so its kinda hard to find a good reliable supplier..

where do you all get your bac water if i may ask?

[Yosh]

Yeah, play it safe. You wouldn't want to end up with any forms of infections. It's always a good idea to know what you're putting into your body. If there are any drug counselors in your area, the guys that help people kick addictions, they will always be willing to supply you with sterile equipment and Bacteriostatic water. They're completely confidential too.

Buuuut, there's probably an easier way.