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Tesa or IPA??
Hi all, I did a 6wk tesamorelin cycle, had great results- gained muscle and strength lost visceral fat ( Hume scale) but had injection site reaction-raised and itchy. Then tried to cycle again 10 weeks later - this time the reaction was itchy hands and feet, and then one night I broke out in hives. So I stopped. I am wondering if I tried ipamorelin if would expect same issues. My goal is to increase muscle - any other advice ??
0 likes • Mar 9
You can also try preemptively to take a benedryl before your injection and see if that helps. There is also a topical benedryl cream to put on post injection that has helped some. But as Tara mentioned you do need to be careful as reactions can escalate quickly and more severely.
Cloudy AOD
Hi All, I’ve done a cycle of AOD9604 before, and never had issues with the reconstitution. This time it went cloudy. It’s a 10mg and I put in 3 mL of BAC water to make the math easier (15 units = 500mcg). I’ve had it gel up a little in the past but it did not make it unusable. Info about AOD online is confusing with some saying cloudy is okay and normal, and other info saying to throw it out. Also some say to use Acetic Acid, others BAC. I’ve always used BAC. I did inject a few times and it burned…previous vials never burned My Question is - throw it out or use it? Also, how to not have this happen again?
1 like • Mar 9
I’ve had it go cloudy and still able to use it but no burn. I do add 30units of acetic acid first and then my BAC and it usually dissolves completely. If I put BAC in first and add the acetic acid sometimes it goes cloudy but still usable. Just my experience.
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2/10/2026- This is has been updated from the original post. It now includes VIP, and Vesilute. VIP was added to The Peptique website last week. Vesilute will be added this week! Here it is! I’ve learned so much from this community, and a lot of that insight helped shape this updated guide. It’s been built around the questions I’m asked most often, and it reflects what I see come up again and again. I’m deeply immersed in this space and sometimes forget that many of you haven’t been exploring it for as long as I have (my husband is quick to remind me of that). With that in mind, this guide is designed to be more approachable while still informative. I’ve also expanded the dosing discussions. The original guide focused primarily on starting ranges, whereas this version includes broader dosing strategies to better reflect individual variability and differences in response. This isn’t meant to be a definitive dosing authority, but rather a framework to help guide decision-making. As always, start low, go slow, and stay at the lowest effective dose. This is a document I share outside of this platform as well. You’ll see a 15% discount code at the end, but rest assured the SKOOL20 code is still active and unaffected. With all that said...take a look, and I hope you find it helpful.
1 like • Mar 9
Thank you, what a great tool!
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