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Storing Bac Water

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Want to load up some
My thought are keep in fridge.
Pfizer had some shit saying once punctured
It's only good for 28 days
Who uses 30ml in 1 month
Fucking nobody!
What actually happens once bad?
I'm sure I've done something wrong over the years
Hell I've had a case years ago in my bedroom closet. Lol
Nvr had any signs of bac being bad?
Redness bumps etc after injecting
Bottom line can bac water actually go bad?
 
So what happens if ya use and it's supposedly bad?

When a product like this goes “bad” it’s likely referring to its ability to grow bacteria over time. Basically running contaminated BAC. There are no clear signs that the bacteria growth has started so it’s up to your discretion.

Expect a skin infection or irritation when injecting expired/contaminated BAC.
 
I keep them in the fridge as soon as they come in. I’ve used it 6 months after first puncture without any issues.


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I have a little 3d printed cap i put on my bac water and i always swab it before and after use. I keep it in the fridge after i open it. I have several bottles in a drawer unopened. I have never had an issue with bad bac water. I have bought some that hurt and caused a rash i tossed that shit and spent the money on better quality bac.
 
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Heres an example
 

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I make up my own BAC water and store it in a cooler he closet with all my powders. Can take me a couple years or more to go through what i make. Once open i store it in the fridge. Seems like a decent choice. Plus that is where the vials i am going to mix it with are at. I just use the water in that vail till it is gone. Might take months. Over the 20 years i have been doing that i have had no issues.
 
Same, just keep away from humidity and I never have any issues.
 
I just keep them all in the fridge even if unopened. It only extends overall shelf quality so no reason not to.
 
FWIW, I’ve got BAC that’s dated 2025 manufactured and has an expiration date that’s 2030 . Got it at least a year or more ago and keep it in the fridge,never had a problem,it’s the last of three vials.
 
I have always kept mine in the closet (room temp) and never had issues, even use it for months and months and no problems…..

Is this playing with fire and a no no?
 
I keep unopened ones at room temp in the cabinet, once opened it goes in the fridge so the temp is the same as what Im reconstituting.
 

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