Scott Stevenson
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There's really no limit to the number of times that bacteriostatic water can be frozen and re-frozen. Unlike the peptides themselves there's nothing in the water that is going to be harmed from repeated freeze cycles. That said your best game plan would be to prepare a series of syringes with the corresponding doses you'll be administering yourself and then freeze them all. Then when it comes time for a dose you simply remove one syringe, let thaw and administer the injection. -Scott
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