Reta from one supplier (but not others) burning when injected.

[Scrap]

Basically, title. I purchased from one of the well-known suppliers recently, and the injections burn INTENSELY, but only during the injection itself and then for a few seconds after. It doesn’t matter if it’s cold, room temp, the injection site, if it’s angled, or straight in. It’s not the BAC water either because I injected that straight to test and it doesn’t hurt at all. I also tried it with Reta from another supplier and it didn’t burn.

I suppose I could send off for testing, but I was curious if anyone had any ideas on why one supplier’s Reta would burn and another’s would not.

 

[Calm Logic]

Have you tried adding more BAC water?

C

Thread 'GENERAL QUESTION ON INJECTIONS WITH COMPOUNDED PEPTIDES'

Jan 4, 2024

Hello
I am new, My name is Christy. I started on Sema for about 5 to 6 months then switched Tirz for 4 weeks and now on Reta for my 5th week. I have lost a total of 51lbs.
I wanted to see if anyone else has some stinging when injecting Reta. I did not have any stinging with Sema and Tirz.
I am having to inject slowly into the skin. I am taking 5mg of Reta. I just reconstituted a 10mg bottle with 1ml Bac water and injected half of it ( .5ml/5 units)
This time I had to use two injection sites due to stinging. It is not an immediate burn but stings once I get to the halfway point or inject to...

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[dogmom]

I had that with Amo/now bfflist. Manufacture date I think was in Nov 2024. It stung like crazy and felt like a tiny tiny metal ball under my skin. Never felt anything like it before. And it lasted for about 2 to 3 hours. I will say it worked and seemed to be real reta. But definitely uncomfortable. I set it aside and will only use it as a last resort.

 

[Guyroscoe]

I had that with Amo/now bfflist. Manufacture date I think was in Nov 2024. It stung like crazy and felt like a tiny tiny metal ball under my skin. Never felt anything like it before. And it lasted for about 2 to 3 hours. I will say it worked and seemed to be real reta. But definitely uncomfortable. I set it aside and will only use it as a last resort.

That's interesting. I actually came here today to ask about where people get their BAC water because the Tirz I got from BFF really stings. I did a half dose on my first round, no stinging. A week later, a full dose, a little bit of initial stinging, and then another full dose 2 days ago with A LOT of stinging, and not just on entry but for at least an hour after dose.

 

[Skidude]

Hopefully this is not a revisit of last fall when there were numerous complaints about stinging Tirz from this vendor. I have had good luck with them and the problem seemed to be resolved, but it is worth keeping an eye out for others having this issue. At the time it tested fine, here is a snippet from STG, you can find the link in my signature.

They were known as amolist at the time and there are many threads in this and other locations surrounding the issue.

 

[Scrap]

That's interesting. I actually came here today to ask about where people get their BAC water because the Tirz I got from BFF really stings. I did a half dose on my first round, no stinging. A week later, a full dose, a little bit of initial stinging, and then another full dose 2 days ago with A LOT of stinging, and not just on entry but for at least an hour after dose.

The sting stopped when I switched to Hospira. My reta was from bff.

 

[hexagonal]

Could be a pH issue. I've run into some Chinese supplier BAC being fairly different pHs than Hospira.

That's why I moved to using exclusively Hospira - not wanting to have to deal with pH stuff. I still think we should be able to trust these vendors to make BAC if we're trusting them to make peptides, but... if they're not bothering to try and set it to a standard pH, this is where we end up.