Sketchy Vials?

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DoseReady

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Just got my first order of Tirz from a new place and the vials aren't sealed. I thought they'd be like my usual supplier. Is that normal? Should I be worried about using them? My other stuff always had that vacuum seal.
 
Did you get it during that orange cap promotion? I got some then and saw like a cloudy residue after it settled. I read that could mean it was exposed to air during the freeze-drying process, which could mean it might not be sterile. Someone on another forum wrote that most sanitation problems come from vials that weren't sealed, so I'm a little concerned.

I'm going to read up on using a syringe filter. I think it's a good idea, from what I've read, it's like some cheap insurance. But I have time to look into it more, and see if anyone else who ordered from this batch disappears lol.

Did anyone else see a residue from the pucks?
 
I saw some complaints in their chat about messed up pucks from that orange T50 batch. I only got half a kit, and mine look alright, but they're in the freezer, so I can't really see if there's any film. Hopefully, the testing results will be back soon.
 
Yeah, I saw those comments about the pucks breaking. Seems like everyone's getting freaked out about that but I think it's not a big deal. The film is what I'm worried about. I wonder why more people don't use syringe filters since they're cheap; maybe there's a reason I'm missing.

DoseReady, considering you're using a vendor you don't know very well, I'd be extra careful with this stuff. No vacuum seal is definitely a red flag, and unfortunately, you won't find much specific information to compare to on this forum.
 
I've been researching peptides, and I've seen some people express concerns about whether these "research chemicals" are really safe for people to use. Does anyone have any insight on this? I'm looking for reliable sources of information.
 
SunnyCookie said:
I've been researching peptides, and I've seen some people express concerns about whether these "research chemicals" are really safe for people to use. Does anyone have any insight on this? I'm looking for reliable sources of information.
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From what I've gathered over the years, lots of folks use them. It's about weighing the potential benefits with the risks, which aren't always fully known. Do your homework!
 
SunnyCookie said:
Thanks, Happy_Mode. I appreciate that. Has anyone ever had like, a really bad reaction to any of these peptides? I'm talking more than just a little nausea or something.
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I once read a scary story of someone who tried a small amount of ACE-031 (just 100mcg), and they felt fine at first. Then, after taking a larger dose of 500mcg a week later, they started feeling like they had the flu within 15 minutes! So, yeah, it can happen even with peptides that seem pure.
 
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