Do I need to let a cold vial warm up before reconstituting?

Yes. Let a vial from the fridge or freezer come up to room temperature before you add water. Squirting liquid into a very cold vial can stress the seal and the peptide, and water droplets can form inside. Letting it warm up first gives a cleaner, more reliable mix.

The whole guide to mixing peptides, step by step, in the order problems come up

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Part of storing unmixed (lyophilized) peptides. How to store the freeze-dried powder before you add any water.