geoguy78
Member
The plot thickens.....
Amopure stinging (here we go again)
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PeptideJedi
Member
There are 2 types of pain..one is from a dull needle maybe ..but this is a burn/stinging from the actual substance...
PeptideJedi
Member
I believe this is caused from the filler they are using ... raw wouldn't do this.
To me they need to divulge and be open about what exact filler they are using...these are injectable and it need to be clear!
noteablequotable
Member
It's definitely the filler. I'm just not sure if we will be able to figure it out, and I'm not sure it's worth the effort. I did do some research on excipients (fillers) and found this table in a research paper. I don't know a ton about the properties of these substances but if freezing causes any of them to become "fluffy", we probably have our culprit.
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noteablequotable
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Hidden Dangers: Recognizing Excipients as Potential Causes of Drug and Vaccine Hypersensitivity Reactions
Hidden Dangers: Recognizing Excipients as Potential Causes of Drug and Vaccine Hypersensitivity Reactions
Excipients are necessary as a support to the active ingredients in drugs, vaccines and other products and they contribute to their stability, preservation, pharmacokinetics, bioavailability, appearance and acceptability. For both drugs and vaccines these ...
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
"Common excipients implicated include gelatin, carboxymethylcellulose (CMC), polyethylene glycols (PEG) and products related to PEG in immediate hypersensitivity reactions (IHRs); and propylene glycol (PG), in delayed hypersensitivity reactions (DHRs)."
Fonkymonky
New_Member
Do you still take the stinging R10? Have all the vials you took from the same package been stinging?
Fonkymonky
New_Member
I wonder if it is dangerous long to use a stinging filler. I have absolutely no knowledge about this….
Goreandglitter
New Member
I’d definitely try it again I’ve had a needle sing like crazy from a package and the rest be fine or just got myself somewhere that stung for some unknown reason.
Fonkymonky
New_Member
Tried again yesterday. This time I filtered everything, transferred everything to another vial, waited after composing, let everything come to room temperature and made sure the alcohol was dry as fuck. It stang terribly. I am 100% sure now it is the substance and not the needle or myself.
SkiInJeans
New Member
No stinging!
Found this forum and chain AFTER I purchased a kit of Tirz 60mg, so was a bit nervous with what I was about to receive. Just received and tried and wanted to share results.
Kit: Amopure L60 (ordered 10/1, received 10/9)
BAC: Hospira, 3mL
Needle: Clever Choice Comfort EZ 31g, 1/2 cc, 5/16"
Injected: 17.5 units / 3.5mg
Some initial gelling after adding BAC. With slight agitation, dissipated within minutes.
Result: no stinging!
Found this forum and chain AFTER I purchased a kit of Tirz 60mg, so was a bit nervous with what I was about to receive. Just received and tried and wanted to share results.
Kit: Amopure L60 (ordered 10/1, received 10/9)
BAC: Hospira, 3mL
Needle: Clever Choice Comfort EZ 31g, 1/2 cc, 5/16"
Injected: 17.5 units / 3.5mg
Some initial gelling after adding BAC. With slight agitation, dissipated within minutes.
Result: no stinging!
Thanks for the report! That about matches my timeline, but I’m reluctant to try it out because I have months of compounded to work through. Does seem like the L60 has fewer reported issues, hopefully that stays the case.
Good to note the no stinging after geling. Thanks for adding your detailed results to this thread and welcome in!
hey just as a last measure, since it sounds like you haven't ph tested your bac, have you thought about injecting 0.5/1 unit of just your bacwater to rule that out? obviously ph strips would be preferred though. apologies if you've already tried this and i just missed it.
Fonkymonky
New_Member
No, the PH was the only thing I did’nt test but there was somebody else here in the thread who had stinging as well and did a PH test which was totally fine. I assume that’s not the problem but I will do a PH test asap. The second time I used the Amo product I used another kind of BAC then the first time and it also stang. I would be surprised it would be the water but I will try a small amount to be sure. But honestly. I am rconvinced it is the product. The thing is that not everybody reacts to the product so maybe I am one of the few that is allergic to something in the product?
yeah if you're using pfizer hospira it's probably not the bac but it's nice to just be safe and rule it out as a possibility entirely. some folks on compound and even name brand zep experience stinging/injection site reactions so it could just as easily be some type of filler that's not necessarily dangerous or bad but just happens to not agree with you and your body.
octoroach
New_Member
just took a shot of "legit" tirz from a compound provider, which I have been using since may, and its stinging so yeah, I do not think stinging means too much
will be using my amopure stinging or no stinging come time for it when I run out in the next month or so of compounded
will be using my amopure stinging or no stinging come time for it when I run out in the next month or so of compounded
Fonkymonky
New_Member
Hoe hard does it sting in a scale of 10?
Fonkymonky
New_Member
I actually have a question reconstituting. Maybe if I use less BAC water the stinging isn’t as heavy because I have to inject less liquid into my system? Or will the fact that it is less diluted make it sting even more? I always used 2ml BAC water on a concentration of 10mg peptide, would it help to use 1ml instead?
AndyPanda
Registered
Once you know what to expect I do not think it is very bad. Everyone has their own pain tolerance. For me the worst part is the itching. I would call it a 3. It hurts less than a bee sting or tetanus shot.
AndyPanda
Registered
More water dilutes it and I think it helps. You are injecting yourself with copper, which is why it is that nice bluish-purple.
