Ironically, this has been the best reta that I've been on.
So what is your theory, that you got about 40 mg of reta, less than 40 mg of reta, or 30 mg of reta stacked with an unknown amount of tirz?
This batch also affected their t60 from the same production run. On those COAs and I believe one of the COAs of the R30, the total mass was around 36 but the purity was around 75 to 80 with a second unknown spike which was determined to likely be the tirz but because the test wasn't blind they were only looking for the reta.
That leads to an interesting question. People are mixing tirz and reta every day in their bodies. If a person switches from one GLP to another, unless they're engaging in a 1-2 month washout period where they abstain from GLPs entirely, they ARE mixing peptides in their bloodstream.
My concern is not degradation as much as aggregation. In any case, something leading to more antibodies or another immune reaction.
That's an interesting idea. The very nature of subcutaneous delivery does mean that for some period of time a local region of your body will have a much higher concentration of a peptide (or peptides) than the rest of your body and if your immune system catches onto that and reacts, perhaps the implications would be different VS both floating around at lower concentrations in your blood.My concern is not degradation as much as aggregation. In any case, something leading to more antibodies or another immune reaction.
Stacking (mixing in the body) doesn't seem to be an issue, but now that you mention it, sema seems inherently safer regarding antibodies and cross-reactivity, compared to tirz. I assume the same is true with sema vs. reta.
Regarding allergic reactions to GLPs:
Semaglutide allergy testing
AAAAI's Ask The Expert talks about semaglutide allergy testing.www.aaaai.org
I like to share this one from time to time.
Doc: But did you say “no homo” before you pinned?
I really question how mature of a science immunology is, since the popular vaccine origin stories were always a little fishy. With smallpox they took cowpox (a separate virus) to induce immunity to smallpox. At that point they weren't injecting stuff yet, just exposing via scraping skin or inhaling, but apparently was effective. Apparently they lucked out and the viruses were close enough variants to get the job done. Then with polio they were doing crazy experiments on monkeys where they were injecting spinal fluid extracts from victims into the test subjects (without cleaning them up) to try to replicate polio spreading. Never mind that injecting random biological fluids that have been festering from a deceased animal into another animal in itself has the potential to induce polio-like symptoms and maim that animal. It's gotten a lot better since then, but a lot of stuff that was "discovered" back in those days remain thumb rules today, despite our knowledge of disease being much broader now.
The survo and maz don't have quite the following and sales appeal that reta does.
So that would indicate 7.5 mg of tirz (as the 20 percent), with the 29.9 mg of reta (as the 80 percent). Total GLP would be 37.4 mg.
I mean, it clearly states "Advanced Research Blend" right there, so that is as sciency as it can possibly ever be, and all the reassurance one would ever need, right? Right?
Out of curiosity, in what ways did it seem like the "best?'
glp1forum.com
So it still seems this recalled R30 is like the recalled T60 in that some vials/kits affected, others not. The T60 Jano where one vial of two tested fine:
Mix T60 First Batch Mistake Results - 2025A512-09
The results are in for the user paid testing of the T60. It seems a random case where some kits are T60, and the others have less Tirz and the part that is missing is filled with Reta. Edit: Mix were the ones that alerted us to the error, even before the results came back. They are currently...
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Yes. They replaced this batch (09) with a new (?) one - batch 10. Same color cap…..
I’m assuming that was a typo - the contaminated vials of batch 09 are 87% tirz, 13% reta.
Ok well that clears things up - we’re talking apples to oranges. The contaminated MIX batch was sold as Tirz 60. Batch ending in -09. It has silver crimp and red caps.
