My vial turned yellowish!

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1 year ago #1

7gothic

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I hope you guys can see the difference in colours in both vials which is very visible.
My test E vial was all okay, but when I noticed a week later, this happened. It turned yellowish from clear colour. Should I use it, is it safe?

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1 year ago #2

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Hey, if it was clear and then turned yellowish then it's not good. I think you shouldn't use it. It's possible that the bacteria slid into it.
Or this may happen if the vial was exposed to heat.

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1 year ago #3

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I wouldn’t trust that.

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1 year ago #4

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Hey brother, I think it's not good or safe. If it were yellow from the beginning, then there would be no problem. But since it turned yellow after one week, it may indicate an infection. I would suggest not using it anymore.

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1 year ago #5

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It's not good if the vial was once clear but has since turned yellow. I don't think that you should utilise it. It might expire or be infected.

> Quoted 7gothic; Post# 4969

> I hope you guys can see the difference in colours in both vials which is very visible.My test E vial was all okay, but when I noticed a week later, this happened. It turned yellowish from clear colour. Should I use it, is it safe?

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