Shaking the vial: swirl gently. Shaking can denature peptides. Aiming the water at the powder: angle it against the wall of the vial. Skipping the label: always write the peptide name, date mixed, and expiration on the vial. Guessing the concentration: use a calculator (like this one) every time. Reusing syringes: always use fresh, sterile syringes.
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