Its key advantages are prolonged sterility (multi-dose use) and slight anesthetic effect, but it must be used correctly: always dilute drugs per guidelines, ensure the final solution is isotonic, and heed contraindications (no neonates, no intrathecal use)
But this is exactly what you need to focus on first
I was so pleased to see Diana again today as my b12 injection was well overdue in my own doctors surgery
Digestive conditions can do the same
In regards to WADAs criteria, BPC-157 probably crosses the threshold for the second due to the lack of information we have about it, but I think it is hard to argue that we know enough for it to meet the first and third
The benzyl alcohol inhibits microbial growth, allowing the same vial of bacteriostatic water to be punctured and used multiple times across a 28-day window without compromising sterility