Tirzepatide looking a bit off...

Avery

Avery

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Hey everyone,

I just received a small package of tirz5.

My bacteriostatic water is brand new and totally clear. However, after mixing, the solution has a slight yellow color and is a little bit cloudy. It's not super noticeable, but it's there.

Is it still okay to inject?
 
It's really impossible to say for sure without doing some kind of lab test on the solution, but since it's not how it should look, my recommendation would be to avoid using it.
 
Which brand of bac water did you use? If you didn't use a reliable brand, I would suggest you replace it and try again. I only trust the good stuff!
 
Update: The cloudiness and yellow tint seem to have gone away. It looks clear now. Maybe it was just some kind of filler?
 
I usually wait an hour or so after mixing. Sometimes I see what looks like undissolved particles if I look closely with a bright light.
 
The woman I got it from claims she is a manufacturer of raw powder. She said she sells to many companies here and overseas.

I usually add 2ml of bac water but I only added 1ml since the dose was low.

She says she has lab reports. But anyone can say anything, right?
 
You have to try it or get rid of it. I would not spend several hundred bucks to test something worth less than $100 unless you have multiple vials from the exact same batch.
 
I get my bac from a reputable lab supply company. It's always clear. I agree with Sunny-Girl, get a reliable source of bac and try again. If it's still bad, then the tirz is likely the problem, and you should toss it. Was the vial sealed well? If not, air can get in and bacteria can grow. Always use a reliable source. Play it safe.
 
Thanks for your reply. Effect-wise, it feels like real tirz. I injected a low dose to see how I felt, and it feels the same as when I was on real medication.

This vial didn't have a strong seal. I will toss it and try a fresh one and report back.

My previous supplier's product had strong suction. The color was clear with no cloudiness. But the effects felt the same.
 
Okay, I tried a new vial with the same bacteriostatic water. No discoloration or cloudiness! The liquid is crystal clear. It took about 5 minutes to dissolve completely.

My previous bottle was likely just a bad one.

This vial didn't have much suction either... but the effects feel almost identical to my prescription medication.
 
I've been wondering where to get my peptides tested! I see COAs posted but how legit are they, really?
Avery said:
She says she has lab reports. But anyone can say anything, right?
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Exactly! Where do you even send a vial to get analyzed?
 
My understanding is that reputable compounding pharmacies are regularly inspected, so they have a strong incentive to maintain high standards. That said, there are labs where you can send samples for independent testing. One that's often mentioned is Janoshik Analytical.
 
I heard they are cheap to make. You can pay very little for each kit when ordering in bulk. It is rare that someone tries to sell junk. But who knows?
 
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