Missing Red Spot?

[SLZRdad]

Earlier today I took Tirz from Amopure and it’s not giving me the red spot that the Tirz from Amble would give me. 10mg - 50units.
Is the red spot something people regularly get?
Does the missing red spot mean it might not be Tirzepatide?

 

[moonpies4misfits]

Earlier today I took Tirz from Amopure and it’s not giving me the red spot that the Tirz from Amble would give me. 10mg - 50units.
Is the red spot something people regularly get?
Does the missing red spot mean it might not be Tirzepatide?

I never get a red spot from Tirz. Doesn't Amble add B12 to their Tirz? If so, it may just be the B12 that was doing that to you.

 

[SLZRdad]

I never get a red spot from Tirz. Doesn't Amble add B12 to their Tirz? If so, it may just be the B12 that was doing that to you.

If they do I didn’t know it had b12. What does b12 help with?

 

[SmokeySquid]

Earlier today I took Tirz from Amopure and it’s not giving me the red spot that the Tirz from Amble would give me. 10mg - 50units.
Is the red spot something people regularly get?
Does the missing red spot mean it might not be Tirzepatide?

Can't say i've ever noticed a red spot from either compounded or amo triz. I CAN say that the t60 I got from amo works just as good as the compounded stuff.

 

[moonpies4misfits]

If they do I didn’t know it had b12. What does b12 help with?

Mostly for energy and metabolic support. There are plenty of other benefits but those are the most popular uses.

 

[SLZRdad]

Can't say i've ever noticed a red spot from either compounded or amo triz. I CAN say that the t60 I got from amo works just as good as the compounded stuff.

Amopure uses a L# code, no? L60?

 

[SmokeySquid]

Amopure uses a L# code, no? L60?

You are right they do. I just interchange them in my head as T60 makes more sense given the name.

 

[LumpySpace]

Like you would get a post-injection skin reaction? I think it is pretty rare and random. I have never had it with either Mounjaro/Zepbound/compounded/pep.

 

[SLZRdad]

Like you would get a post-injection skin reaction? I think it is pretty rare and random. I have never had it with either Mounjaro/Zepbound/compounded/pep.

Every single time on the Tirz from Amble.

 

[SLZRdad]

You are right they do. I just interchange them in my head as T60 makes more sense given the name.

I wish I know what all the codes meant. Is R for Reta? Is there a list of codes to names?

 

[SmokeySquid]

I wish I know what all the codes meant. Is R for Reta? Is there a list of codes to names?

My understanding is that only triz has the different code due to potential legal issues from Lily but I only started buying research materials a few months ago so i'm not 100% sure. As for the rest, yes R is Reta and S is Sema.

 

[SLZRdad]

My understanding is that only triz has the different code due to potential legal issues from Lily but I only started buying research materials a few months ago so i'm not 100% sure. As for the rest, yes R is Reta and S is Sema.

Thanks! I’m thinking about switching to Reta since I’m not losing much on tirzepatide

 

[MiniatureSnail]

I have always gotten an injection site reaction from both name brand and compounded tirz. If I suddenly didn't get one, it would give me pause, too. Not saying that it isn't tirz, just saying that obviously SOMETHING changed, and I would wonder what.

 

[Jackal]

I think the pharmacy (TXProMed) Amble uses compounds with B-12. You could check your previous invoice or one of the vials , it should say tirzepatide + B-12. That could very well cause a red spot which is probably a reaction to the vitamin.
Red spots are not typically a desirable side effect and a lack of one is not an indication that the injection is ineffective.
Best of luck on your journey.

 

[SLZRdad]

Nvm guys I got my red spot a little later than normal. lol