Tesamorelin

How To Avoid Gelled Peptide

Improper handling during reconstitution can cause peptides to appear cloudy, stringy, or gel-like.
Follow these best practices to preserve structural integrity:

• Never shake the vial. This is the #1 cause of peptide breakdown and gel formation.
• Add diluent slowly along the glass wall. Avoid blasting liquid directly onto the powder.
• Use gentle swirling only. Roll the vial between fingers instead of mixing aggressively.
• Let it sit if needed. Give the peptide time to naturally dissolve—don’t rush it.
• Avoid temperature shock. Let the vial adjust slightly before adding liquid.
• Do not over-concentrate. Too little liquid increases thickness and instability.
• Minimize repeated punctures. Excess air exposure can degrade the compound.
• Refrigerate after reconstitution. Keep stable, cool, and away from light.