Still stinging with AmoPure but not as bad.

[Loulabelle]

I got my replacement batch after much stinging with my first batch of T10. Did my first injection with almost no sting…. Used same vial a week later, and it stung a bit more…. Not horrible but still stinging. I don’t know what to do. It was a huge order, and I’m hesitant to start all over. I’m feeling fine on it. It’s working well overall… it’s just that dang stinging!

 

[AndyPanda]

I got my replacement batch after much stinging with my first batch of T10. Did my first injection with almost no sting…. Used same vial a week later, and it stung a bit more…. Not horrible but still stinging. I don’t know what to do. It was a huge order, and I’m hesitant to start all over. I’m feeling fine on it. It’s working well overall… it’s just that dang stinging!

The burning means it's working! ;-)

 

[Jackal]

Sorry this is happening to you. It must be very frustrating and stressful. Hopefully you can get a full refund.

 

[ImSW1]

I got my replacement batch after much stinging with my first batch of T10. Did my first injection with almost no sting…. Used same vial a week later, and it stung a bit more…. Not horrible but still stinging. I don’t know what to do. It was a huge order, and I’m hesitant to start all over. I’m feeling fine on it. It’s working well overall… it’s just that dang stinging!

Similar boat. Ordered T60 early September. Reconstituted first vial and get some stinging for about 30 minutes after dosing. Find it's worse if I touch or push the site. I'm not going to lie though, the tirz works better than any other tirz I've used to include pharmacy compounded.

My choice, I'm not sending it back. I gave my excess supply of compounded to my wife to use, so this is what I have before I switch to Ret and Carg. I'm lucky the pain isn't excruciating and it's once a week. I hope you have better luck with other vitals, but it's really a crap shoot with the Amo tirz orders during this period.

 

[RedSkip]

@Loulabelle & @ImSW1 Did either of you utilize a filter after reconstituting your research material?

 

[ImSW1]

@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.

 

[RedSkip]

@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.

Interesting. 🤨 I don’t have anything to offer other than that sucks. Hopefully the product doesn’t cause you more pain.

 

[PeptideJedi]

@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.

Mine had left the triz salt crystals against the vial before fully dissolved...is that what you seen maybe ?

 

[ImSW1]

Mine had left the triz salt crystals against the vial before fully dissolved...is that what you seen maybe ?

@PeptideJedi, could have been. I've just never seen it before. The solution after reconstitution is perfectly clear. The tirz does it's job extremely well, zero food noise and I have to remind myself to eat throughout the day.

 

[SLZRdad]

I received mine from AmoPure this past week and took it on Sunday. Luckily no stinging going on

 

[mostlydamp]

I kind of feel like at this point Amo could rebrand with a badass image of a scorpion or a cobra and call their product Amo Sting ⚡ 🐍⚡

 

[Loulabelle]

@Loulabelle & @ImSW1 Did either of you utilize a filter after reconstituting your research material?

No I didn’t.

 

[Loulabelle]

Similar boat. Ordered T60 early September. Reconstituted first vial and get some stinging for about 30 minutes after dosing. Find it's worse if I touch or push the site. I'm not going to lie though, the tirz works better than any other tirz I've used to include pharmacy compounded.

My choice, I'm not sending it back. I gave my excess supply of compounded to my wife to use, so this is what I have before I switch to Ret and Carg. I'm lucky the pain isn't excruciating and it's once a week. I hope you have better luck with other vitals, but it's really a crap shoot with the Amo tirz orders during this period.

It does work so well!!! So much better than an other vendor. The rep told me that stinging is common with most vendors and that mine came from a new batch.
I’m keeping mine too.

 

[Loulabelle]

I kind of feel like at this point Amo could rebrand with a badass image of a scorpion or a cobra and call their product Amo Sting ⚡ 🐍⚡

This comment wins!

 

[Peppers]

So my Amo, both T30 and R10 had prolonged burning after injection (30+min). Injection was done 5mins after reconstitution with hospira.

Now, a week later the injections still sting but no prolonged burning. I’m guessing these Amo peptides take longer to dissolve. Did not have issues with skye.

 

[Loulabelle]

So my Amo, both T30 and R10 had prolonged burning after injection (30+min). Injection was done 5mins after reconstitution with hospira.

Now, a week later the injections still sting but no prolonged burning. I’m guessing these Amo peptides take longer to dissolve. Did not have issues with skye.

Thankfully my burn was only during actual injection and about 30 seconds after.

 

[Peppers]

Thankfully my burn was only during actual injection and about 30 seconds after.

How long did you wait to inject after reconstituting? I think my short time is likely the culprit for my initial issues.

 

[Garbo]

@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.

 

[GustyWinds]

So my Amo, both T30 and R10 had prolonged burning after injection (30+min). Injection was done 5mins after reconstitution with hospira.

Now, a week later the injections still sting but no prolonged burning. I’m guessing these Amo peptides take longer to dissolve. Did not have issues with skye.

My r10 stung again today. Not terrible, but definitely there. Not sure what to make of it. Last two injections from same vial I didn’t register a sting (could be I wasn’t paying close enough attention). Just first one and this last one for sure. First injection was room temp, last injection was out of the fridge for an hour.

 

[dionysos]

It does work so well!!! So much better than an other vendor. The rep told me that stinging is common with most vendors and that mine came from a new batch.

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.

 

[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!