At this point, their competition has promotions that are cheaper.
Amopure labor day L60 full review and usage
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At this point, their competition has promotions that are cheaper.
scarywood75
Scarlett Johansson
For what we know, QSC product-wise is good, so if you don't mind shipping speed and subpar customer service, it's a no brainer
nurseratchit
Research Enthusiast
Thank you for a great user review. I’m curious how long it took your puck to dissolve. I recall someone else here saying it took 5 minutes which seems very unusual.
geoguy78
Registered
My L30 took a bit, there was a stubborn clump on the side of the vial that didn't want to dissolve. Maybe five minutes? Next vial I'll try to remember to time it
nurseratchit
Research Enthusiast
Thanks, we have been having a lot of discussion and formulating theories about this in the testing server.
geoguy78
Registered
The Amo L30 is working well for me, but I'd be lying if I said I don't wonder just what on Earth I'm putting into my body. There's something different about it compared to everyone else. And only Amo knows what that is....
geoguy78
Registered
But do I event want to know?
Took no more than 2-3 min with no residual. Just as clean as my Cagrilintide from a usa distributor and retatrutide from another over sea. I have had a great response with seriously no issues. I know others have had some problems and I have kept quiet but I will buy again.
I'll have to hop in and check out the discussion. I think I have some from the same batch. No stinging or anything, but does the weird clump gel thing on the side that takes a few minutes to dissolve. Also, only product to ever cause an isr for my rs.
nurseratchit
Research Enthusiast
No need to keep quiet. I want to the hear the good, the bad and the ugly about all vendors even if it happens to be my current favorite or one I wouldn't touch with a 10-foot pole. Lots of people have had no problems with Amopure and, so far, they seem to be on point with their transactions and providing products with good purity results. There does seem to be something different about their pucks and I just wonder if certain people have a sensitivity to whatever filler they are using. The told another member they recently switched to mannitol but have never revealed what they were using before.
I have 4 RSs and the varied responses are interesting. Sometimes no one feels stinging, other times one or two will from the same vial on shot day. Never has it been three or four, and each RS has felt it at least once. Most of the time, no one feels anything.
nurseratchit
Research Enthusiast
Some people are exquisitely sensitive to a lot of drugs but we are forced to operate in a world where drugs that were originally researched on subjects not representative of the whole population. Some doctors don't have the time or patience to get their patients dialed in or get impatient if they patient doesn't fall into the cookie cutter algorithm.
So far I've had no reactions to to anything I've pinned. I also have no known drug allergies and have had very few negative side effects. I'm curious to try my Amo after I've finished with Skye to see how it compares.
SmokeySquid
Member
Last vial of T60 I reconstituted it took about 10 minutes to get the stubborn clump stuck to the side to dissolve. It works well thank god
nurseratchit
Research Enthusiast
No, unfortunately, it's not that simple. The way they test peptide purity will tell us mass and purity and purity only means the amount of the correct peptide. The testing lab needs to have the peptide "code" (sorry, I'm not using the right term here) in their database, but they can't just test for every possible thing. The testing server is starting to do counter-ion tests which may give us a better idea but that's a relatively new thing. Don't ask me to explain counter-ion as I'm still wrapping my head around it myself!
nurseratchit
Research Enthusiast
I'm glad it's working for you. I did an informal poll in the testing server and it's about 50/50 with ISRs and slow dissolving stubborn clumps. There seems to be something different about their process but doesn't necessarily mean it's a bad product. It's just a point of curiosity.Last vial of T60 I reconstituted it took about 10 minutes to get the stubborn clump stuck to the side to dissolve. It works well thank god
Following up on 2nd injection since some have seen the ISR/burning occur later on. No ISR/burning on 2nd dose.
Those vial stoppers definitely caused the syringe to dull a bit, though.
Interesting, this was one of my concerns before ordering but my L5 kit vials were easy to puncture and didnt dull my needle. Wonder if they changed stoppers recently?
I don't think they changed and it's the same vial I used last week. Could've been the syringe.
