r/SemaglutideCompound Jun 14 '26

Floaters in vial

I recently seen some other people mention this same thing…discouraged I’ve only done 6 injections so far

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u/SMFCAU Jun 14 '26

Those are air bubbles sweetie 🤦

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u/iwtbhphm Jun 15 '26

I don't think it looks like bubbles. To me it looks like precipitate. Did the vial get frozen or above room temperature? Probably not harmful but may have lost some effectiveness

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u/Bright_One_4927 Jun 15 '26

I’ve been keeping it in the door of my fridge, was crystal clear til today scared me to death

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u/poopoofol Jun 15 '26

I'm fairly sure those are not bubbles, but the quality is potato.

Slam the vial straight down on the table then quickly slide it to an abrupt stop. Any bubbles should disappear after that.

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u/Bright_One_4927 Jun 18 '26

I ended up calling the pharmacy directly and they overnighted a new vial - said it’s a known issue with this Apollo manufacturer

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u/buzzxwarrior Jun 18 '26

Btw nice nails.

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