That depends on three things: the milligrams in your vial, how much bacteriostatic water you added, and your target dose
Vitamin C is very important to reverse the deficiency of Ascorbic Acid which is useful for tissue repair in the body
Evaluation: Through our lab testing and screenings, we can check your serum B12 level to see whether your current regimen is working and confirm whether a deficiency is present
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Discard your reconstituted retatrutide if any of the following apply: 28 days have passed since the reconstitution date even if there's peptide left in the vial Cloudiness that won't clear after gentle swirling for several minutes Visible particles or flakes floating in the solution (not powder that will dissolve with more swirling) Unusual color change a slight yellow tint is normal, but brown, orange, or dark discoloration is not Stopper damage if the rubber stopper looks cored, cracked, or heavily pitted from multiple punctures Left at room temperature for more than a few hours the benzyl alcohol preservative can't compensate for prolonged warmth When in doubt, discard it