Sterile water for intermuscular injections

Has anyone made sterile water for intermuscular injections? I have lyme disease, so I need to inject antibiotics every couple of weeks to keep it under control. So I have one vial of antibiotics and another vial of sterile water, and I suck the sterile water out of the vial and squirt it into the antibiotic vial of powder, wait 15 minutes and it's a soluble antibiotic injection.

I was just purchasing more water for this, and I noticed that the only manufacturer of this water is Pfizer. Needless to say, my confidence rating of this product just hit rock bottom. My guess, is they're putting MRNA vaccines into this water. Why wouldn't they?

That being the case, I think I might need to make my own going forward. I was reading a little bit about this. I guess sterile water is one thing. It's simply distilled water. However, I think they may also process it to remove any dead organisms that were killed in the boiling process. However, know that I'm thinking about this a bit more, if there were dead organisms in the water, their bodies should not vaporize up with the steam during the distillation process. So maybe distilled water is OK for intramuscular injection. Hmm. Might have to do a bit more research into this....

 

because it's actually regulated by the food and drug administration.
if they actually put it in there .. it wouldn't be sterile water for injections.
It would have to be labeled differently.

as for pfizer being the only mfg? nope, there are lots of suppliers.
do a search on "Sterile Water for Injection, USP"

there are dozens .. hell you can get it in the cooler at your local farm store right next to the ivermectin, and vaccines for the horse, dog and goat.

 

Yup, we buy it all the time, comes in convenient sized bottles! Our local Wilco seems to have the best prices on it!

 

oh really? so I might be able to get it at Tractor Supply?

 

Ukrainian Traktor supply also has tanks. Discount if you scrub the Z off yourself.

 

Holy guacamole! Disregarding nukes Russia drops from number 2 to number 4 just behind India.

 

I want one of those new Russian Ural Trucks runnin the big Cummins Diesel!

 

I think the charred excreta (not referring to the human crew) is there to stay...much like the Hiroshima silhouettes. These Eerie Shadows Of Hiroshima Residents Were Burned Into The Ground By The Atomic Bomb

 

Most distillers have a built in filter for this purpose but yeah, I don't think they evaporate with the water.

From the internet:
"A high-powered fan at the top of the distiller chills the vapor, forming water droplets. These droplets then travel down the condenser tube and pass through an activated carbon postfilter. This is because there are some contaminants, like VOCs, that can exist in a gaseous state and may have escaped into the condenser alongside the steam. The activated carbon, through adsorption, eliminates any contaminants that may still be hanging onto the water droplets. The water droplets then exit the distiller and collect within a glass bottle or stainless steel reservoir."