do you guys use your vials over and over?a vial already sealed that you have put solution in and emptied using a sterile needle each time.i was thinking of refilling my vials with the same brew. |
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That syringe isn't sterile by the time you stick it into the vial. That's why we put an antimicrobial (BA) into gear.
While technically I think you would be fine reusing a vial, why bother? sterile vials are available for cheap.
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Quote: | That syringe isn't sterile by the time you stick it into the vial. That's why we put an antimicrobial (BA) into gear.
While technically I think you would be fine reusing a vial, why bother? sterile vials are available for cheap. | I re-use my larger vials (>=100ml) and they are fine. Just rinse with isopropyl alcohol and let dry. Works fine.
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yeah thats what i'm talking about.my 50ml 100ml vials.they have a stopper on them would you just put some iso in and rinse then pull it out and just let the last little bit evap.
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Quote: | I re-use my larger vials (>=100ml) and they are fine. Just rinse with isopropyl alcohol and let dry. Works fine. | So does that mean that you have a crimper?
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Quote: | So does that mean that you have a crimper? | well, yes, but that has nothing to do with what I was getting at. I don't re-crimp my large vials cause I just use them for storage anyway. Say i make 100ml of test e, i store it all in there and just pour it into smaller vials to inject from. Just easier for handling purposes.
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