Re: preparing hcg injections

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It needs to be a sterile glass vial. So yes, it should have a rubber

top. You can order it cheap on researchsupply.net. That's where I get

everything.

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> Does anyone know if the new glass vial in which you are going to mix

> the hcg and bacteriostatic water needs to be sealed, with rubber top?

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yeslimoncarla <limoncarla@...> wrote: Does anyone know if the new glass vial in which you are going to mix the hcg and bacteriostatic water needs to be sealed, with rubber top?

[Guest guest]

Does anyone know if the

new glass vial in which you are going to mix

> the hcg and bacteriostatic water needs to be sealed, with rubber top?

>

Yes, it needs to be sealed. This site has great instructions on how to

mix it: http://www.hcginfoonline.com/Injection%20method.htm