Still stinging with AmoPure but not as bad.

[Peppers]

Which AmoPure rep was that? His name please?

Stinging caused by Tirzepatide is NOT an expected or common result, and his is an incorrect and unacceptable answer.

Stinging at the injection point that persists is much more likely to be caused by Reconstitution Solution that is not correctly pH-balanced. That is common with recon sols from Chinese vendors (looking at YOU QSC) and unfortunately some US retail vendors as well. HOSPIRA Brand "Bacteriostatic Water for Injection (USP)" is the best option as it is known to be very carefully prepared and its production methods carefully monitored.

Stinging that occurs very briefly at the injection point can be caused by a cold injection solution, an excess of alcohol remaining on the skin, or, somewhat rarely, by injecting into scar tissue within the skin. Too long a needle can also cause pain if you nick the muscle layer under your skin.

Doubtless there are other causes but properly produced Tirzepatide is not the most likely cause of stinging.

What about trifluoroacetic acid? If not removed entirely could that cause the burning sensations ?

 

[dionysos]

What about trifluoroacetic acid? If not removed entirely could that cause the burning sensations ?

Not a chemist, haven't a clue.
Is that common in prepared peptides? Please explain why you think that scenario is likely @Peppers

 

[SLZRdad]

I bought the forbidden Amazon Bac Water and I was very happy with it. The brand name is BACTERIOSTATIC. It had the most reviews and was purchased 10,000+ times in the past month

 

[moonpies4misfits]

I bought the forbidden Amazon Bac Water and I was very happy with it. The brand name is BACTERIOSTATIC. It had the most reviews and was purchased 10,000+ times in the past month

FYI, If you order from AMSCO you can get Hospira brand for $3 a bottle. With shipping costs I got 5 bottles for the same price as the one in your link.

 

[SLZRdad]

FYI, If you order from AMSCO you can get Hospira brand for $3 a bottle. With shipping costs I got 5 bottles for the same price as the one in your link.

Thanks for the info!!

 

[Desertteepee2]

I bought the forbidden Amazon Bac Water and I was very happy with it. The brand name is BACTERIOSTATIC. It had the most reviews and was purchased 10,000+ times in the past month

BACTERIOSTATIC is not a brand name. It is what the water in the bottle is called.

 

[moonpies4misfits]

BACTERIOSTATIC is not a brand name. It is what the water in the bottle is called.

That's literally what they are calling themselves. Not saying I agree with it. It's sneaky marketing IMO. A number of reviews say the cap wasn't crimped on which is

 

[SLZRdad]

BACTERIOSTATIC is not a brand name. It is what the listing says “Brand: BACTERIOSTATIC”

I’m just going off the package and the listing.

That's literally what they are calling themselves. Not saying I agree with it. It's sneaky marketing IMO. A number of reviews say the cap wasn't crimped on which is View attachment 2096

I saw that review and mine is crimped on
I even tried to take the cap off just in case

 

[AndyPanda]

I bought the forbidden Amazon Bac Water and I was very happy with it. The brand name is BACTERIOSTATIC. It had the most reviews and was purchased 10,000+ times in the past month

I learned the difficult way that if you do not use Hospira or specifically what the peptide suppliers sell you, and you have a problem, they will blame the reconstitution solution you use and not do anything to correct a bad product.

 

[dionysos]

I learned the difficult way that if you do not use Hospira or specifically what the peptide suppliers sell you, and you have a problem, they will blame the reconstitution solution you use and not do anything to correct a bad product.

Good Advice Andy!

 

[SLZRdad]

I learned the difficult way that if you do not use Hospira or specifically what the peptide suppliers sell you, and you have a problem, they will blame the reconstitution solution you use and not do anything to correct a bad product.

That’s good info thank you

 

[PepOhio]

Besides @dionysos will bust your balls if your not using Hospira

 

[dionysos]

Besides @dionysos will bust your balls if your not using Hospira

You know that's right !!! ​

 

[SlimReaper]

@RedSkip, no, I didn't.

One thing I will note is that the tirz reconstituted a little strangely. Normally the pucks will dissolve with the white powder disappearing in an even way. The Amo tirz left a small, clear, and what looked like a gel type substance (not white powder) on the side of the vial which took a bit to dissolve. It did eventually dissolve with rolling, but it took longer than usual.

The dot wasn't very big though, so I didn't think anything about it, especially after it did dissolve.

I noticed that exact same thing with the clear gel on the side of the vial. Took longer than the rest to dissolve, like 20 minutes. I am not getting any stinging. Just a very mild pain for a couple minutes after 2nd injection, 1st injection was no pain.

 

[dionysos]

I've not yet seen credible information on slow-to-dissolve GLP1s.
My thinking is that this is very much a consequence of variations in the type of bulking agent used, or, the way the bulking agent is processed/prepared.

If you've seen vials that contain ONLY the lyophilized peptide you know that 98% or more of the "puck" is mallitol or similar compound. That the peptide itself is creating "gelling", clumping or similar effects seems unlikely to me.

<ducks>

{ An Internet Truth: If you want to know the correct answer to a question then post an incorrect one. }

 

[ImSW1]

So I took 3rd shot today. Let the syringe warm after drawing the triz from refrigerated vial. Minor stinging from tirz going in, very minor stinging for 2-3 minutes, then all normal.

Stinging from 1st and 2nd shot was more prevalent and for a longer time (20-30 minutes) but not enough for me to stop using the Amo tirz, so overall manageable.