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Getbig Bodybuilding Boards => Steroids Info & Hardcore => Topic started by: smoothasf on February 21, 2007, 02:13:27 PM
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i've found a bottle of gear yesterday in the cupboard, i used half of it 2 years ago but havent touched it since, its thesame coour and the use by date is 11/08 still good or contaminated from where i used it before. rubber bung top
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should still be good, i once used a bottle of Steris Enanthate that had been expired for a year and got good results, all that happens is that the potency decreases by maybe 10 percent a year.
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its not the use by date that botheres me its the fact i pinned it
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u know air getting to it an all that
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its not the use by date that botheres me its the fact i pinned it
did you reuse needles when you used it?
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Ive wondered myself in the past, if putting the vial in boiling water Would help the story out?
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never re-use needles ever
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it also says on the bottle store at 8-30C so would boiling it wreck it? It's Equi-Bol 200 from Apex Pharmaceuticals
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Is there a veterinarian in the house? US sick puppies got a question.
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iv reused needles like 3 times just keep it all steral
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I would not use it if you pierced the stopper and it sounds like you have. 2 years is just too long for the nasties to do their thing. Its just a half a bottle anyhow 30-40 bucks?
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I would not use it if you pierced the stopper and it sounds like you have. 2 years is just too long for the nasties to do their thing. Its just a half a bottle anyhow 30-40 bucks?
damn straight---30 bucks is nothing compared to an abcess and everybody thinking you are a dumb ass---- i would buy a new bottle and have peace of mind bro
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damn straight---30 bucks is nothing compared to an abcess and everybody thinking you are a dumb ass---- i would buy a new bottle and have peace of mind bro
I agree. even 100.00 a bottle isnt worth the risk.
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Is there a veterinarian in the house? US sick puppies got a question.
It really depends on the sterile technique used initially. If its a clean product (ie pharmaceutical grade as an example) that you use alcohol on the stopper before and after you draw it up, with a new/sterile needle and syringe, the risk is minimal. If its anything else, there is a risk. That risk goes up exponentially depending on the manufacturing methods used for a given drug. Remember, most injectable drugs with long shelf lifes have some form of bacteriostatic agent in them.
You could always consider trying to filter the bottle with a micron filter, but thats not fullproof and if you use a dirty filter/needle/syringe it could contaminate things even more.
Boiling it will probably ruin it.