Can you tell me what this liquid is i got with my IGF??

[Jamo]

Well, i bought some IGF today off a friend of mine.
Bearing in mind this is my first experience with the stuff.
He, as expected, gave me a glass ampule containing apparently 1000mcgs of the stuff, and a plastic pot of liquid.
He was adament thats all i needed, showed me his own loaded syringue that he is currently taking with the same stuff.

On the side of this 5ml plastic bottle, it only says the words : "Inj. Natr. Chlor. Isoton. Polpharma."

Quite proud of myself about this, but after some searching i found this on polpharmas website:

Sodium chloride

Inj. Natrii Chlorati
Isotonica Polpharma
solution for injection

9 mg/m

50 glass ampoules 5 ml
10 glass ampoules 10 ml
50 glass ampoules 10 ml
100 polyethylene ampoules 5 ml
100 polyethylene ampoules 10 ml



parenteral drugs solvents
and diluents



So what is it and what the bloody hell do i do with it?

[Jamo]

Ok after some more searching, ive only raised more questions.

If you mix IGF with AA it last a good while, correct.
If you mix it with BA, it lasta few days, correct.

Now there seems to be mixd opinions on how long it lasts with Sodium chloride alone. Some say a few weeks, some say not long at all.

Plus, if i use the sodium chloride, do i have to mix it with BA prior to injection or can i just shoot it pure NaCl.

And one last question (i promise) if i mix it with Acetic acid, can i then mix it with the sodium chloride to shoot, to stop the sting...or can these two chemicals not be mixed together.

[sicky]

What exactly is the question here? Asking what the bottle you got with your IGF-1 is? Sounds like it's bacteriostatic water.

Mix the IGF-1 with acetic acid (pretty sure there are protocols to make your own standardized AA mixture on this board...use the search function...if you don't want to make your own, buy a vial of some). Use the bacteriostatic water after you draw up your IGF-1 into the syringe for injection to dull the sting.