Erection peptide: Pt-141

[SoxsRocks]

I've had good luck with Peptide Sciences, nootropic source and recon peptides. Also, I use melanotan II instead during the winter months. I use Bac water left over from my HCG although I think there is a company called something like medlab gear that supplies it as well.

I have purchased pt-141 from a few companies like Swiss Chem, Elite peptides and peptide science and all ae about the same, you can get the water from them as well.
Even though sone companies seem to work better than others is a risk you take purchasing on internet and every body can and will react differently I had this curiosity so the recent change to my PT-141 I was to get my primary Dr to write a script directly to a compound pharmacy....I succeeded difference is visable

 

[FangFang]

Bac water from Amazon is easy and cheap compared to what these peptide companies charge. Ridiculous what pep science charges for bac.

 

[Fernando Almaguer]

You should get a free bottle with a decent order, if not $2.50 isn't that much for a 3ml vial.

I am looking to place an order with you on Friday can you throw in a bottle and is it needed for imaporelin and other peptides?

 

[Deleted member 43589]

Bac water from Amazon is easy and cheap compared to what these peptide companies charge. Ridiculous what pep science charges for bac.

Its a shame what is being charged now for BW. It use to be $3-$4 a 30ml bottle and then magically in 2018, there was a shortage of BW due to increase demand. I have seven seen some places that demand a prescription. That shortage was years ago and apparently there is still a shortage. I think it was just an excuse to gouge people who use it. Once demand is met, prices never go back down.

Just recently another shortage of BW has been announced:

Manufacturing Challenges and Supply Chain Issues​

Manufacturing challenges and supply chain issues also play a significant role in the shortage of bacteriostatic water for injection. The complex production process of bacteriostatic water, coupled with the need for stringent quality control measures, can lead to bottlenecks in manufacturing. Additionally, disruptions in the global supply chain, such as raw material shortages or transportation delays, can further exacerbate the shortage.​

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Regulatory Factors Affecting Production​

Regulatory factors significantly impact the production of bacteriostatic water for injection. Stringent regulations and compliance requirements imposed by health authorities aim to ensure the safety and quality of medical products. However, these regulations can also pose challenges for manufacturers, as they need to meet strict standards and adhere to various guidelines. Non-compliance or delays in regulatory approvals sometimes hinder the production and distribution of bacteriostatic water for injection.​