Question about peptide storage

So I'm having the same issues as everyone else as far as pinning multiple times and dull needles. My solution was to reconstitute one vial of cjc and draw the entire vial up in one slin pin then reconstitute the ipam and draw it up in one slin pin. So now I have 2 slin pins both full. So when I pin I just backload one slin and then put both full slin pins back in fridge. My question is, is this safe to do and I want to make sure I'm not degrading the peps by storing them in syringes. Any of you guys do it like this or have any input?

My opinion is I use a new needle every time no matter if I pin with it or it is just used to draw in product.
Draw with one, replace it. Pin and aspirate. If needed, replace needle and pin again.

Rather use dozens of needles then risk any pain bro.

Bro maybe I didn't explain it well enough. I backload a new slin pin every time I inject but I keep one syringe full of ipam and one syringe full of cjc stored in fridge instead of keeping them in the vials. Is this safe to do? Just want to make sure I'm not degrading the peps. It makes back loading and injecting really easy and this actually saves syringes. Every time you reconstitute you use two syringes to draw the full ml out of each vial respectively. Then just backload one unused slin pin each time you dose. Thanks for the input guys.

Sorry mate.
Oupa or Pyro can help on this one. Guys?

Hmmm...anyone else have an opinion on this?

Are they the Slin pins with interchangeable needles? If so I don't see a problem at all

No. I'm not using them to inject. I'm BACKLOADING an unused slin pin with the two slin pins that have the cjc and ipam stored in the respectively. Instead of keeping them stored in the vials they came in.

I don't really understand why but that'll be fine, like any peptide just be very careful with the way you handle it.

Why don't you rather load all of your Slin pins with the correct amount and freeze them. Then you just pull it out of the freezer it'll defrost very quickly and you no your peptide is still active and hasn't degraded.
It takes a bit of time loading 20 odd pins at once but once it's done it's done

I guess I'm still not explaining this very well. I do it like this so I don't have to draw out of the vials everytime and dull syringe/waste syringes. Once I reconstitute I draw up both vials in there own slin pin. These two pins are stored in the fridge until I need to inject. When I need to dose, I take an unused insulin syringe and backload it with 5iu out of each of the two insulin pins I have stored in the fridge which have cjc in one and ipam in the other. I have to refill the two syringes about once a week, one with cjc and one with ipam. I just want to make sure it's safe to store them like this instead of leaving them in the vials and drawing from the vials each time.

Once again thanks for the input and trying to understand what I'm doing here

Ye that's fine Bro.

Kswole wrote: So I'm having the same issues as everyone else as far as pinning multiple times and dull needles. My solution was to reconstitute one vial of cjc and draw the entire vial up in one slin pin then reconstitute the ipam and draw it up in one slin pin. So now I have 2 slin pins both full. So when I pin I just backload one slin and then put both full slin pins back in fridge. My question is, is this safe to do and I want to make sure I'm not degrading the peps by storing them in syringes. Any of you guys do it like this or have any input?

I've done this with HCG for years.

Ok thanks for clearing that up for me