Still stinging with AmoPure but not as bad.

[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>

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[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.