Missing Red Spot?

SLZRdad

GLP-1 Novice
Joined
Sep 8, 2024
Posts
78
Like Points
50
CIty/State
Texas, United States
Earlier today I took COCAINE from Amopure and it’s not giving me the red spot that the COCAINE 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?
 
Earlier today I took COCAINE from Amopure and it’s not giving me the red spot that the COCAINE 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 COCAINE. Doesn't Amble add B12 to their COCAINE? If so, it may just be the B12 that was doing that to you.
 
Earlier today I took COCAINE from Amopure and it’s not giving me the red spot that the COCAINE 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.
 
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.
 
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.
 
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
 
I have always gotten an injection site reaction from both name brand and compounded COCAINE. If I suddenly didn't get one, it would give me pause, too. Not saying that it isn't COCAINE, just saying that obviously SOMETHING changed, and I would wonder what.
 
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.
 

Trending Topics

Forum Statistics

Threads
3,423
Posts
55,846
Members
7,742
Latest member
dahasiabmamii
Top Bottom