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CJC-1295 Reconstituted Cloudy Comparison

Crystal-clear, no particulates Proper reconstitution and storage Safe to use within 28-day window Continue protocol as planned This is the only acceptable post-reconstitution appearance Cloudy immediately after mixing Contaminated diluent, protein aggregation

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  • Crystal-clear, no particulates
  • Proper reconstitution and storage
  • Safe to use within 28-day window
  • Continue protocol as planned
  • This is the only acceptable post-reconstitution appearance
  • Cloudy immediately after mixing
  • Contaminated diluent, protein aggregation from improper technique
  • Unsafe. Peptide structure compromised
  • Discard vial; verify bacteriostatic water expiration
  • Immediate opacity indicates fundamental reconstitution failure
  • Clear initially, cloudy after 24–72 hours
  • Bacterial growth, temperature excursion
  • Unsafe. Contamination or thermal degradation
  • Discard vial; review storage conditions
  • Progressive cloudiness signals microbial contamination
  • Visible particulates in otherwise clear solution
  • Incomplete dissolution, environmental contamination
  • Unsafe. Foreign matter risk
  • Discard vial; inspect lyophilized cake before next reconstitution
  • Particulates trigger immune responses regardless of solution clarity
  • Off-white/beige tint in lyophilized powder (before mixing)
  • Excipients like mannitol
  • Safe if powder remains dry and intact
  • Proceed with reconstitution normally
  • Pre-reconstitution tint is normal; post-reconstitution opacity is not
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