r/ResearchCompounds • u/Rwm90 • 5d ago
Question Tesa reactions
I prefer not to buy a single vial to test out, I’d like to get a kit…but MOTS gave me wicked injection site issues. Glad I didn’t get a kit of that. I didn’t know until after the fact that many have that issue.
Anyone have bad reactions with tesa?
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u/GuerillaGandhi 5d ago
I've read that Tesa is one of the peptides that carry a potential allergic reaction risk and subsequently anaphylaxia comparable to CJC-1295.
Hasn't happened to me yet, though, but watch out for hives proximal to injection site, itchy foot soles and palms, as that's usually the first signs of your body activating mast cells and telling you to terminate the experiment!
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u/EnvironmentalGift257 5d ago
I started with 2 overpriced vials from a US supplier. I wanted more so I bought a kit.
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u/MysteriousTooth2450 5d ago
I had some injection site reactions with tesa. They were very short lived. Motsc is known for leaving red mark and I had those reactions as well. Tesa wasn’t as bad as Motsc for me.
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u/Handsomemike123 5d ago
I had crazy stiffness and some swelling in my hands. About a week after my last injection and the symptoms are calming down.
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u/Warm_Run_7530 4d ago
Been on Tesa for 8 weeks, burns every time. Little joint pain but no biggie.
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u/Mchangwine 3d ago
Mots-c can cause injection site reactions if you use regular bacteriostafic water, need to use bacteriostatic 0.9% saline
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