Reply With QuoteThat's a good question bro, thought of that myself. Maybe take off the rubber stopper and dip the vial and rubber probabbly in 90% alcahol for a min or so, air dry and u should be good jus put another needle in the stopper to relieve pressure. What brand sachets are they? Doesn't make a diff jus curious.
Sachet oil into old/used vials?
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Sachet oil into old/used vials?
Is it fine to put gear from sachets into used vials that have been empty for months?
As long as you swab the top prior to filling I don't see how there can be a problem but I want to be sure.
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I used to do it all the time with zero problems. As long as you used and continue to use sterile handling techniques it will be fine.
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over time and from too many pokes the rubber stoppers break down and can get into the solution......sterile viles are relatively cheap....or pre load a sachet or two at a time
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Yes you can, but i would cook the gear after it is in the vial, just to be safe. just hold it over a open flame for a few seconds, bringing it to a boil. then you are sterile again.
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Originally Posted by pyes
Just put an 18g 1.5" pin in the top and put it in the oven for 15-20 mins at 230 degrees.
Bringing a vial to a boil without venting it may cause it to blow up from the pressure inside.
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Good catch on the pressure topic TC. Woulda sucked to blow a btl! Ida been pissed!
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Yes, thank you for checking me...I should have known better to explain it...It was in my brain but I failed to write it. That is protocal to always vent your gear. Originally Posted by CT
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