DIY Bacteriostatic Water


How to Make Bacteriostatic Water Yourself

In this guide, I will explain how to make Bacteriostatic Water at home. Buying it premade is often a waste of money, especially for those on a tight budget.


1. What You Need: 🛒

  1. Benzyl Alcohol (at least 99.9% purity) – You won’t need much, as a 10ml vial will contain only 0.1ml of it.
  2. Sterile Distilled Water – You’ll need 9.9ml per vial.
  3. Vials for storage – I recommend 10ml vials because they make it easier to measure correctly.
  4. Syringes – The gauge doesn’t matter much, but get some 1ml syringes and a few larger ones (e.g., 3ml).
  5. Alcohol Wipes – Use these to wipe your syringes and vials to prevent contamination.

2. Cost Breakdown: 💸

  • Benzyl Alcohol ~ €10–20
  • Sterile Distilled Water ~ €10
  • 10 Vials ~ €10
  • Syringes ~ €5
  • Alcohol Wipes ~ €5
Note: Prices may vary depending on quantity, and you might already have some of these items if you frequently inject.


3. Before You Start: 🧴

  • Work in a clean and sterile environment.
  • Wash your hands thoroughly. For extra safety, wear sterile gloves.
  • Lay out all necessary materials within easy reach.

4. Step-by-Step Tutorial: 💉

Step 1:

Take a 3ml syringe and wipe the needle with an alcohol wipe.

Step 2:

Wipe the top of your vial with another alcohol wipe.

Step 3:

Draw up 3ml of distilled water and inject it into the vial. Repeat this step three times until you have 9ml in total.

Step 4:

Take a 1ml syringe and wipe it with an alcohol wipe.

Step 5:

Draw up 0.9ml (9 IU) of distilled water into your 1ml syringe and add it to the vial.

Step 6:

Draw up 0.1ml (1 IU) of benzyl alcohol and add it to the vial.

Step 7:

Place the vial in the fridge. It is now ready for use.

Note: I don’t recommend making more than one vial at a time unless you have a sealing device, as the vials are not completely airtight. Sealed vials can be stored for longer.


5. Conclusion: ❗

If you already have access to cheap Bacteriostatic Water, I wouldn’t recommend making it yourself. This process requires strict safety precautions, and it is essentially "bro science" follow this guide at your own risk.

The main reason I wrote this guide is that many young people such as me struggle to afford peptides and other essentials, and this method provides a cheaper alternative.

Hope you found this guide helpful!
 
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Yall are gonna end up on a chubbyemu video :lul:
 
Bhai someones gonna get an amputation because of you
 
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idk man
 
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What is this and what is it for?
 

How to Make Bacteriostatic Water Yourself

In this guide, I will explain how to make Bacteriostatic Water at home. Buying it premade is often a waste of money, especially for those on a tight budget.


1. What You Need: 🛒

  1. Benzyl Alcohol (at least 99.9% purity) – You won’t need much, as a 10ml vial will contain only 0.1ml of it.
  2. Sterile Distilled Water – You’ll need 9.9ml per vial.
  3. Vials for storage – I recommend 10ml vials because they make it easier to measure correctly.
  4. Syringes – The gauge doesn’t matter much, but get some 1ml syringes and a few larger ones (e.g., 3ml).
  5. Alcohol Wipes – Use these to wipe your syringes and vials to prevent contamination.

2. Cost Breakdown: 💸

  • Benzyl Alcohol ~ €10–20
  • Sterile Distilled Water ~ €10
  • 10 Vials ~ €10
  • Syringes ~ €5
  • Alcohol Wipes ~ €5
Note: Prices may vary depending on quantity, and you might already have some of these items if you frequently inject.


3. Before You Start: 🧴

  • Work in a clean and sterile environment.
  • Wash your hands thoroughly. For extra safety, wear sterile gloves.
  • Lay out all necessary materials within easy reach.

4. Step-by-Step Tutorial: 💉

Step 1:

Take a 3ml syringe and wipe the needle with an alcohol wipe.

Step 2:

Wipe the top of your vial with another alcohol wipe.

Step 3:

Draw up 3ml of distilled water and inject it into the vial. Repeat this step three times until you have 9ml in total.

Step 4:

Take a 1ml syringe and wipe it with an alcohol wipe.

Step 5:

Draw up 0.9ml (9 IU) of distilled water into your 1ml syringe and add it to the vial.

Step 6:

Draw up 0.1ml (1 IU) of benzyl alcohol and add it to the vial.

Step 7:

Place the vial in the fridge. It is now ready for use.

Note: I don’t recommend making more than one vial at a time unless you have a sealing device, as the vials are not completely airtight. Sealed vials can be stored for longer.


5. Conclusion: ❗

If you already have access to cheap Bacteriostatic Water, I wouldn’t recommend making it yourself. This process requires strict safety precautions, and it is essentially "bro science" follow this guide at your own risk.

The main reason I wrote this guide is that many young people such as me struggle to afford peptides and other essentials, and this method provides a cheaper alternative.

Hope you found this guide helpful!
unironically more expensive than just buying it urself
 
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How to Make Bacteriostatic Water Yourself

In this guide, I will explain how to make Bacteriostatic Water at home. Buying it premade is often a waste of money, especially for those on a tight budget.


1. What You Need: 🛒

  1. Benzyl Alcohol (at least 99.9% purity) – You won’t need much, as a 10ml vial will contain only 0.1ml of it.
  2. Sterile Distilled Water – You’ll need 9.9ml per vial.
  3. Vials for storage – I recommend 10ml vials because they make it easier to measure correctly.
  4. Syringes – The gauge doesn’t matter much, but get some 1ml syringes and a few larger ones (e.g., 3ml).
  5. Alcohol Wipes – Use these to wipe your syringes and vials to prevent contamination.

2. Cost Breakdown: 💸

  • Benzyl Alcohol ~ €10–20
  • Sterile Distilled Water ~ €10
  • 10 Vials ~ €10
  • Syringes ~ €5
  • Alcohol Wipes ~ €5
Note: Prices may vary depending on quantity, and you might already have some of these items if you frequently inject.


3. Before You Start: 🧴

  • Work in a clean and sterile environment.
  • Wash your hands thoroughly. For extra safety, wear sterile gloves.
  • Lay out all necessary materials within easy reach.

4. Step-by-Step Tutorial: 💉

Step 1:

Take a 3ml syringe and wipe the needle with an alcohol wipe.

Step 2:

Wipe the top of your vial with another alcohol wipe.

Step 3:

Draw up 3ml of distilled water and inject it into the vial. Repeat this step three times until you have 9ml in total.

Step 4:

Take a 1ml syringe and wipe it with an alcohol wipe.

Step 5:

Draw up 0.9ml (9 IU) of distilled water into your 1ml syringe and add it to the vial.

Step 6:

Draw up 0.1ml (1 IU) of benzyl alcohol and add it to the vial.

Step 7:

Place the vial in the fridge. It is now ready for use.

Note: I don’t recommend making more than one vial at a time unless you have a sealing device, as the vials are not completely airtight. Sealed vials can be stored for longer.


5. Conclusion: ❗

If you already have access to cheap Bacteriostatic Water, I wouldn’t recommend making it yourself. This process requires strict safety precautions, and it is essentially "bro science" follow this guide at your own risk.

The main reason I wrote this guide is that many young people such as me struggle to afford peptides and other essentials, and this method provides a cheaper alternative.

Hope you found this guide helpful!
not worth doing. Probably more expensive and way too inconvenient. Fair enough if your home brewing test or something
 
thats retarded ba water is cheap js buy it and dont risk it also ur not supposed to clean the syringe since it already comes sterile
 

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