Warning - QSC's NAD+ is bad

Isn't this well known about NAD+ ?? Why would anyone inject before checking the pH or confirming if it was buffered ahead of time. Some people add sodium bicarbonate to buffer at home.

However! There are sellers of already buffered NAD+. Look for them and don't waste your time playing chemist.
I thought it was. The GBs I've seen for NAD recommended bicarb solution to recon to raise the pH to about 6
 
Multiple users now are reporting that it has a super low pH -- around 2.5, which would be like injecting vinegar. One person could barely weight-bear on their leg for a week after injecting it.

This is not how it should normally be, peptides should be buffered during manufacture. If you inject this shit it will cause intense pain and radiating tissue damage, and that will last weeks+. The only study I could find that tested the injection of super low pH solutions into volunteers stopped at pH 3.0 for ethical reasons. Volunteers rated the pain as "excruciating."

Get litmus strips to test it. If it's acidic, throw it out.

QSC is so far ignoring the problem.
Where did you order the nad from
 
I tried it. Yeah. It sucks. Bad injection site reaction. Swelled up really good. SQ super bad. IM better but it still sucks. It’s true. Don’t buy it. I hope they fix it. I’m planning to get a vial from peptide sciences to see what it’s supposed to be like…
Absolutely do not inject an acidic solution into a muscle. It can cause muscle tissue necrosis (death) in addition to severe pain.
 
Absolutely do not inject an acidic solution into a muscle. It can cause muscle tissue necrosis (death) in addition to severe pain.
This happened so long ago. As far as I know QSC has addressed this. Not sure why this has been resurrected but again it was a long time ago.

I don’t do anything in the muscle anymore. Not even B12. Not worth worrying about if I’m in the right place.
 

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