Need some help

[Matt76]

what is the difference between the two??
Media Grade IGF 1 Long R3
1 MG Lyophylized Long R3 IGF-1

also neither come with acetic acid so what can I use instead for the solution

i'm sure after I get it i'll come back to see how to mix it. I've read stuff a million times but I want to make sure

[Dapit26]

media grade version is much more available , not quite as good as receptor grade but still sufficient enough for bodybuilding use. The only noticeable difference between the two would only be able to be noticed in a laboratory setting. Lyophilized is just the powder accompanied in your kit. It needs to be reconstituted. You can use AA , sterile water (BAC water is great) or NaCl sterile water for reconstituting (mixing)

[Matt76]

ok so if I understand this right the first link is already mixed and just needed to be diluted. Whereas, the lyophylized is just powder in the bottom of the bottle.

I read about using a mixture of distilled white vinegar and BAC to reconstitute it. Does that sound like a good idea?? Then, if I understand correctly I would use the sodium chloride to dilute that upon injecting, correct??

[Dapit26]

I have seen premixed igf before. I've personnaly never used it but that's what I'm getting from the link. i've used the sodium chloride before and didn't feel any difference. igf injects for me stung quite abit (especially in the bi's) even w/ sodium chloride. Yes you can reconstitute it using vin and BAC. I never used the vinegar, just bac and it worked fine. CEM could probably help you more than me.
-Pit

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