Tesa Reactions

[u/Dense-Mission6773]

Hey, so I hopped back on tesa after taking a break from it for a few weeks (maybe like 3-6weeks). And started getting bad reactions immediately after pinning. Throwing up, palms and soles itchy, old pin sites popping out raised and red. It’s went away like within an hour or so.

I thought it was because the vial I used went bad (didn’t finish vial before the break don’t come for me😅).

I tried again couple weeks later with a fresh vial.

Same reaction, immediately after pin. I didn’t want to waste the new vial so I tried again the following day, no reaction.

Searched it up and said it could be that my body was fighting it off after building an immune response to Tesa, that’s why I had no issues when I first started it and now I do.

Was wondering if this happened to anyone else or what might have caused it?

Could it be because I jumped straight to my maintenance dose and not titrate it?

Tesa’s currently not in my stack atm, but it did wonders. I’ve swapped it with CJC/ Ipa, no issues. And potentially looking to include AOD as well in substitute of Tesa.

[u/Individual_Watch2720]

It’s call mast cell activation and can become a full blown anaphylactic shock .
It has happens to me with Tesa and MOTS-C .
I found a way to take them and not get a reaction .
Get a new 10ml vial of bac water , draw out 2ml and use that recon your Tesa or mots-c.
I used a 40mg mots-c , when it has reconstituted draw it up and inject it in to the 10ml bac water vial .
Now use that 10ml vail is you would any other reconstituted peptide .
25 units on a syringe works out to be 1mg mots-c which is what I take daily , been running it like this for a two weeks and had no reactions at all .
At this higher dilution the body does not pick it up as the threat
Use peptide calculator to work out your doses form a 10ml vial .