“Tirz is Tirz” What is your experience?

[HouseCat]

I spend an inordinate amount of time on Reddit, and a common debate is whether “tirz is tirz”…some people swear by certain pharmacies, others say it’s all the same. I don’t have a horse in the race since I’ve only tried tirz from two different compounding pharmacies so far and don’t have enough anecdotal data to judge.

For the gray space, assuming your product tests at 98-99%+ purity/you can access the COAs to show it does, have you ever found a difference between your kits in how it affects you regarding efficacy, weight loss or side effects or anything else?

Enquiring minds wanna know!

 

[woundcarping]

Clearly you didn’t do a search for defective/bunk tirz.

 

[HouseCat]

Clearly you didn’t do a search for defective/bunk tirz.

That’s why I specified that I am interested in experiences from people who can reasonably verify that the purity of their products was close to 100%. I’m not interested in real vs bunk, I’m interested in real vs real.

 

[woundcarping]

100% is 100%

 

[chewonmysac]

I actually see less variability in the grey market. All of my Tirz has a vendor COA and paid 3rd party testing. Some makes me fart more. That is about it. They all have been extremely effective. In the Telehealth market, I could absolutely tell the difference between BPI, Hallandale, ProRx, and Olympia. PH and additives/preservatives had my wife and me respond differently in terms of efficiency, side effects and weight loss. Also, it will never be 100% on any test because of the salts.

 

[HouseCat]

I actually see less variability in the grey market. All of my Tirz has a vendor COA and paid 3rd party testing. Some makes me fart more. That is about it. They all have been extremely effective. In the Telehealth market, I could absolutely tell the difference between BPI, Hallandale, ProRx, and Olympia. PH and additives/preservatives had my wife and me respond differently in terms of efficiency, side effects and weight loss. Also, it will never be 100% on any test because of the salts.

thanks for answering! That’s interesting about the lack of variability in gray; & given my plans going forward, great to hear!