scarywood75
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GYC's the next try on my list
Amopure stinging (here we go again)
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There is it's name is Eli Lilly...
Costs about $1200/month
At least when it's in stock.
But since we're all poor we're stuck here.
J/K
Except the poor part.
scarywood75
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Yeah it's crazy, in Canada it's about 400$, US are getting fucked in the ass by Elli Lilly, they're bankrupting the US literallyThere is it's name is Eli Lilly...
Costs about $1200/month
At least when it's in stock.
But since we're all poor we're stuck here.
J/K
rkl123
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Random conjecture (not a well thought out hypothesis or study etc....)...the tirzepatide patent actually discusses stinging.
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So maybe Amopure is just not mixing the right mix of additives to match tonicity (sometimes) ?
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So maybe Amopure is just not mixing the right mix of additives to match tonicity (sometimes) ?
CA3103469A1 - Gip/glp1 agonist compositions - Google Patents
A composition of tirzepatide, comprising an agent selected from NaCl and propylene glycol; and dibasic sodium phosphate is provided.
patents.google.com
noteablequotable
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This is an absolutely great find. I wonder if using more BAC water, as someone else suggested, really is the best solution until Amo makes some changes to their formulation.
What about mixing with bacteriostatic sodium solution? Hospira makes one too
Two diff chem makeups, but that’s one of the things that can take the intense bite out of NAD+. Instead of 2-3mL, 5-10mL.
everything is named as it is except GLP-1s. The GLPs they stock are reta, cagri, tirz, sema. Take the first letter of each, except for T which is L.
MarisWinter
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Go through the Amo threads from the beginning, the key is right there for you! have fun!
Vacation4us
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I just injected my first shot of Amopure Tirz 60 mg. Reconstituted yesterday, .5 ml or 15 mg at room temperature zero sting. Actually felt nothing.
My only complaint was the vial leaked precious medicine while I was filling my insulin syringe. Probably my fault since I used an 18 g needle to reconstitute yesterday. I won’t do that again, brought home 25 g needles today. For those who might not know the larger the number the smaller the needle.
My only complaint was the vial leaked precious medicine while I was filling my insulin syringe. Probably my fault since I used an 18 g needle to reconstitute yesterday. I won’t do that again, brought home 25 g needles today. For those who might not know the larger the number the smaller the needle.
SmokeySquid
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So I just reconstituted another T60 for another RS and god are the ports on the amo vials hard as a rock. I also noticed that it took a lot longer for this one to completely dissolve before I could pull it into the syringe to filter into another vial. Just wanted to add another one to the pile for the stopper being garbage theory 
geoguy78
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The ports are absolutely horrid. So bad I'm tempted to buy sterile vials and transfer the reconstituted peptide.... Now that you mention it, my T30 took quite a while to completely dissolve as well.So I just reconstituted another T60 for another RS and god are the ports on the amo vials hard as a rock. I also noticed that it took a lot longer for this one to completely dissolve before I could pull it into the syringe to filter into another vial. Just wanted to add another one to the pile for the stopper being garbage theory
SmokeySquid
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You know, after finishing up the game of operation that is filtering and reconstituting at my kitchen table, I actually saved the empty amo vial and put it on my desk. I was just staring at it and noticed just how deep the port goes on each side compared to the ks-tek ones that I put the filtered solution into. If you don't hit it dead center and straight down, there is no way that a 8mm needle is going to get through that which explains why I have had seemingly no draw from amo vials before when they were slightly off center or I tried to put them in at an angle.
Stinging aside, I might just start suggesting that anyone who gets product from amo moves it to a new vial, filtering or not.
moonpies4misfits
Senior Member
I've been using my leftover crappy dull/unlubed BD syringes to backfill my EasyTouch syringes 
Once my needles get here I plan on filtering and moving to other vials so it won't necessary, but at least they aren't going to waste lol.
Side note: The BD syringes that I've been complaining about sucked equally through various vials from various vendors, so I know it wasn't just the Amo stoppers causing an issue with them.
Once my needles get here I plan on filtering and moving to other vials so it won't necessary, but at least they aren't going to waste lol.Side note: The BD syringes that I've been complaining about sucked equally through various vials from various vendors, so I know it wasn't just the Amo stoppers causing an issue with them.
I just received the same today. Were your pucks all broken and crumbled, because mine looks a mess? How has your dose felt since injecting compared with previous experience?
nonyabizznez
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Again, from Amopure (broken pucks to be expected)
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Vacation4us
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Yes my pucks were broken, but I see no issue with that. I literally felt nothing after my dose and I am not experiencing any difference in how I feel compared to my 15 mg Zepbound that I had previously been taking.
After reading other’s experiences I will say it did take a few chunks longer to dissolve than I expected but I also have no problem with that. I’m a nurse and have no fear around reconstituting. Just rolled the vial in my palm and it eventually dissolved.
I never bring my shot to room temperature. When I injected my Zepbound the prior Sunday I took it to work with me so it ended up being room temperature. I felt nothing, literally if I hadn’t seen it go in I would’ve thought it hadn’t happened. So after reading about all the stinging here I reconstituted a day early placed in my fridge then let the needle sit till it was room temperature. Felt the same, nothing, no burn, no sting, nothing, like I hadn’t even injected.
Happy I purchased, happy with the whole experience so far.
Ordered Amo back in August impressed with rapid shipping, ordered more in September, after reading this post, decided to give it a try. Definite stinging in a micro dose .25 of R5 vial. So much so, that some foul language may have been uttered. Will filter and add more bac water before next trial to see if it assists with stinging. No other adverse effects and stinging only while injecting.
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Vacation4us
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When did you reconstitute, was your shot room temperature?
