I normally add the extra, so 11mg I do 1.1ml of bac water. Probably wouldn't be an issue but I am very sensitive to meds so wanted to be on the safe side. Tydes does normally overfill but on their 100mg of GHK-Cu vial it only has 77mg according to the test report. It does stress to me their integrity though as they are putting the over and the under out there for all to see. My question is do they get big batches in and fill the vials themselves or do they just get batches of vials in, test them and resell them?
Source experiences; Skye or Tydes?
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dionysos
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Summarizing your post so my ADD brain can deal:
1) overfill #s on the COA there are three - For myself I use the average of the three. Usually there is very, very little difference in the three tested values. In this case I would use a value of 34mg.
2) overfill #s or the stated mg when reconstituting - Always use the ACTUAL COA VALUE (the average of the three). And thank you for quoting the reply you got from the Customer Support person. It is por advice, and, it is specifically wrong on the issue of degradation. Further, by inappropriately raising the issue of alleged degradation, the comment disparages the Tydes products!
Now moving on to the SECOND sentence...
3) Not having medical training I cannot speak with certainty regarding "anger" as a likely side effect of Tirzepatide. I will say that I haven't observed any comments to that effect nor have I read about them in the various research studies on Tirzepatide. This does not invalidate your experience in any way - you felt what you felt!
Bodies are wonderfully individual things and you may indeed experience heightened anger when injecting Tirzepatide
If anger after a Tirzepatide injection becomes a predictable phenomenon then certainly contact your medical adviser and discuss it.
4) "was I right in reconstituting with 2ml?" - I can't answer this question without knowledge of the dosage you are trying to achieve @MingHenry . Reply with it or DM me and I'll answer
Cheers!
1) overfill #s on the COA there are three - For myself I use the average of the three. Usually there is very, very little difference in the three tested values. In this case I would use a value of 34mg.
2) overfill #s or the stated mg when reconstituting - Always use the ACTUAL COA VALUE (the average of the three). And thank you for quoting the reply you got from the Customer Support person. It is por advice, and, it is specifically wrong on the issue of degradation. Further, by inappropriately raising the issue of alleged degradation, the comment disparages the Tydes products!
Now moving on to the SECOND sentence...
3) Not having medical training I cannot speak with certainty regarding "anger" as a likely side effect of Tirzepatide. I will say that I haven't observed any comments to that effect nor have I read about them in the various research studies on Tirzepatide. This does not invalidate your experience in any way - you felt what you felt!
Bodies are wonderfully individual things and you may indeed experience heightened anger when injecting Tirzepatide
If anger after a Tirzepatide injection becomes a predictable phenomenon then certainly contact your medical adviser and discuss it.
4) "was I right in reconstituting with 2ml?" - I can't answer this question without knowledge of the dosage you are trying to achieve @MingHenry . Reply with it or DM me and I'll answer
Cheers!
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The twice weekly tirz injections with Tydes is the only time I experienced anger about 10 hours afterwards, and my mind did immediately go to the injections - don't know why. No anger when I used a different vendor vial the following week. But I am going to use the Tydes again tomorrow night using 34mg not 30mg. Because my dosing has been varying, between 6.8 and 7.6mg, and now very slowly seeing about moving down, I wanted enough BAC to not dose at a 34mg/ml concentration, and round numbers for units, and went with 2ml BAC. TBH I haven't found good info about whether the concentration matters. At 3.6mg per injection, and 2ml BAC, the Tydes has a concentration of 17mg/ml, yet the Ouisa I also have has a 20mg/ml concentration at the same dose in the same 2ml. So not sure why I got hung up on that aspect.Summarizing your post so my ADD brain can deal:
1) overfill #s on the COA there are three - For myself I use the average of the three. Usually there is very, very little difference in the three tested values. In this case I would use a value of 34mg.
2) overfill #s or the stated mg when reconstituting - Always use the ACTUAL COA VALUE (the average of the three). And thank you for quoting the reply you got from the Customer Support person. It is por advice, and, it is specifically wrong on the issue of degradation. Further, by inappropriately raising the issue of alleged degradation, the comment disparages the Tydes products!
Now moving on to the SECOND sentence...
3) Not having medical training I cannot speak with certainty regarding "anger" as a likely side effect of Tirzepatide. I will say that I haven't observed any comments to that effect nor have I read about them in the various research studies on Tirzepatide. This does not invalidate your experience in any way - you felt what you felt!
Bodies are wonderfully individual things and you may indeed experience heightened anger when injecting Tirzepatide
If anger after a Tirzepatide injection becomes a predictable phenomenon then certainly contact your medical adviser and discuss it.
4) "was I right in reconstituting with 2ml?" - I can't answer this question without knowledge of the dosage you are trying to achieve @MingHenry . Reply with it or DM me and I'll answer
Cheers!
Gwenhwyfar227
Member
I bought some Cagri from Skye..very smooth process. Pretty quick shipping. And good product
dionysos
Senior Member
As a simple boy from the swamps, I am much given to simple solutions.
All my peptides are reconstituted to a single standard dilution:
1ml/10mg (1 milliliter of Bacteriostatic Water per 10 milligrams of peptide)
OR for your peptide strength
3.4ml/34mg (3.4 milliliters of Bacteriostatic Water per milligrams Tirzepatide).
DOSE 7.5mg | 75 UNIT DRAW |
DOSE 5.0mg | 50 UNIT DRAW |
DOSE 2.5mg | 25 UNIT DRAW |
75 units is uncomfortable for me so instead I would use less B. Water for a 34mg peptide strength.
1.13ml per 34mg
DOSE 7.5mg | 25 UNIT DRAW |
DOSE 5.0mg | 17 UNIT DRAW |
DOSE 2.5mg | 8 UNIT DRAW |
Yes, I like small doses too. And I appreciate your taking the time with this lovely chart! I'm a dose splitter and I've titrated in an incremental and non-standard manner, so no matter the BAC water ml, my draws are always, at least they have been so far, awkward units. But at least now, thanks to you, I will draw Tydes tirz based on the actual COA mg and for that I am so grateful!
What happened to Tuk Angel? Should we not click her link?
Are we still talking about aminos research like it's a viable options?
Also, does anyone know the behind the scenes on these 3 - I thought I read somewhere that Tydes and Skye were related or owned by the same person. Not trying to start a rumor if I am mis-remembering, just wondering if anyone has intel on this. Hopefully neither is related to AR.
Broken Chef
Senior Member
I saw her say.. Don't click that link. People will try to hack server admins to cause problems or shut them down. Maybe competition trying to get rid of rivals or just assholes in general trying to screw things up.
Thanks a lot for the heads up on overfilling. I’m new to reconstituting. Looks like if I add 1.2ml of BAC water to 10mg of tirz, that should take care of the overfill. Do you agree?
dionysos
Senior Member
That depends entirely upon the ACTUAL WEIGHT OF PEPTIDE shown on the related Certificate of Analysis @vegasgirl . Tell me the weight and I'll tell you the exact amount to add.
Broken Chef
Senior Member
For future reference...
Check out this calculator...
You can choose how much volume you want to inject.
For example: if I have a 14.1mg actual fill on what's labeled as a 10mg vial of Sema....
I want to split that into 6 doses - 14.1 divided by 6 = 2.35mg (2350mcg) - close enough to the 2.4mg Wegovy dose.
So I tell the calculator 14.1mg, 2350mcg dose, and I want to draw 40 units (because a 100 unit injection is a lot of fluid) - then it tells me that I need to recon the vial with 2.4ml of bac water.
Or maybe I'm just starting out, so then it's .25mg(250mcg), but I only want to draw 5 units, so that it's easy to move up to .5mg (10 units)...1mg (20 units) ...2mg (40 units).
Then I'm not injecting a full ml when I reach the 2mg dose.
Happy to help you work through that or explain further, but as @dionysos said, we need more info to make the calculations.
Actual mg in the vial...
Dose you are on...
Dose you are moving up to before the vial is used up..
How many units you want to inject..
And in this particular case, how much bac water you have already put in.
There are a few ways to go about this, but I've found the reverse calculator to be my favorite.
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tyrus-pgh
New_Member
I have ordered cagri and AOD-9604 from Tydes. Both orders were fine.
I would not order from Tydes. Sky peptides has been around longer. Nexaph seems to have Much better customer service and all products have been tested and freshly made. They are also fairly new to our community.
dionysos
Senior Member
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What’s the problem with Tydes?
What's wrong with Tydes? Super responsive to me, verified COAs linked to batch from your purchase (taken on trust but the same with Skye), very effective product. I've only bought one vial from them but would do so again. More expensive than from overseas but they do the 3d party testing and take payment in the normal ways, without demanding crypto. TBH Tydes is not as new to this community as is Nexaph. Do you have experience with Tydes and Skye and Nexaph?
tangoecho311
Registered
Maybe they mean CanTydes?
BeardedGuy
New_Member
Yeah, I get a batch frommSkye or Tydes or Pacific Wave to see if my test subject has appropriate results, then bulk from elsewhere
noteablequotable
Registered
This is actually a great strategy. Also let's you know if something is "off" with some of the more high risk vendors because you have prior experience.
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