EZ Peptides User Review: Allergic Reaction
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This is a vendor review submitted by johng on PeptideCritic.com.
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Review
I purchased 10 vials of Tesamorelin/Ipamorelin from EZ Peptide. Within two weeks of use I developed a reaction at the subcutaneous injection sites in my abdominal fat—swollen, red, and intensely itchy. The reaction persisted for about two weeks. After stopping for one to two months, I tried the product again and experienced the identical reaction.
I contacted EZ Peptide customer service. They told me I had been using the wrong reconstitution/bacteriostatic water and recommended their own solution, which I purchased from them. Within 12 hours of restarting with their recommended solution, I had the same reaction—only stronger.
When I requested a refund, their response was: “We’re sorry to hear you’re not feeling well. Regarding the return, unfortunately this order falls outside of our return window.”
I know of at least one other person who used an EZ Peptide product and had the exact same reaction. This appears to be an allergic response and raises serious questions about the purity of their product.
I am willing to provide photos of the reaction upon request.
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So let me get this straight… You had an allergic reaction to something you injected, then you do it again not once but two more times?? Ever heard the saying, “Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.”?
Is it possible that you’re allergic to either Tesamorelin or Ipamorelin? Unfortunately you’ll never know because you took a blend, which is something I never recommend for this very reason.
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How does it look reconstituted? Is this your first time using Tess or Ipa?
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Did you try injecting JUST the BAC water used for reconstitution? To isolate the problem between dilution liquid, and blend? And then to isolate between blend, you will have to try Tesa and Ipa separately.
I agree with @atlas01 that's why I too never jump in a blend before researching each compound separately. E.g., I first researched BPC and TB separately, then went to their blend, then researched KPV separately. Next I will probably try their tri-blend now that all three independent research results are clean.
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This is a potential reaction to tesamorlin and or CJC1295 especially at the upper dosing…. My wife had a full Anaphylactic reaction to CJC1295/ippamorlin blend about a month ago in a hotel room on a business trip no less. She’s also taken it separately as well as Tesa and Ippamorlin separately on and off over the past 4-5 years with little issue. However, she does have a history of allergic reactions to things and had been getting histamine reactions to this a few weeks previously while myself and one other person had no issue whatsoever with the entire 10 pack kit of this and another kit from the previous batch from Nexaph the parent company of EZ Peptides. Before the incident she stopped for a couple weeks and then tried titrating up again slowly which seemed fine until it suddenly wasn’t. It was quite serious and she now carries an epi pen with her when she travels and keeps one at home. Very interesting and possible what @geno says above. Funny, we do not usually do peptide blends in this house however this was one less shot for her. I can tell you this, we take full responsibility for our actions and what happened. Just like you, her body’s warning signs were there and she pushed it, very scary. We use Nexaph and EZ Peptides for small orders all the time, we would never blame them or anyone else for our mistake…. Maybe check yourself before the blame game. Both EZ and Nexaph are amongst the best in the business order after order for us.
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This is a vendor review submitted by johng on PeptideCritic.com.
Rating:
(1/5)
Review
I purchased 10 vials of Tesamorelin/Ipamorelin from EZ Peptide. Within two weeks of use I developed a reaction at the subcutaneous injection sites in my abdominal fat—swollen, red, and intensely itchy. The reaction persisted for about two weeks. After stopping for one to two months, I tried the product again and experienced the identical reaction.
I contacted EZ Peptide customer service. They told me I had been using the wrong reconstitution/bacteriostatic water and recommended their own solution, which I purchased from them. Within 12 hours of restarting with their recommended solution, I had the same reaction—only stronger.
When I requested a refund, their response was: “We’re sorry to hear you’re not feeling well. Regarding the return, unfortunately this order falls outside of our return window.”
I know of at least one other person who used an EZ Peptide product and had the exact same reaction. This appears to be an allergic response and raises serious questions about the purity of their product.
I am willing to provide photos of the reaction upon request.
Read the full review: Allergic Reaction Discuss this review, share your own experiences, or ask questions about the vendor.
Please keep discussions respectful and factual.
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This is a vendor review submitted by johng on PeptideCritic.com.
Rating:
(1/5)
Review
I purchased 10 vials of Tesamorelin/Ipamorelin from EZ Peptide. Within two weeks of use I developed a reaction at the subcutaneous injection sites in my abdominal fat—swollen, red, and intensely itchy. The reaction persisted for about two weeks. After stopping for one to two months, I tried the product again and experienced the identical reaction.
I contacted EZ Peptide customer service. They told me I had been using the wrong reconstitution/bacteriostatic water and recommended their own solution, which I purchased from them. Within 12 hours of restarting with their recommended solution, I had the same reaction—only stronger.
When I requested a refund, their response was: “We’re sorry to hear you’re not feeling well. Regarding the return, unfortunately this order falls outside of our return window.”
I know of at least one other person who used an EZ Peptide product and had the exact same reaction. This appears to be an allergic response and raises serious questions about the purity of their product.
I am willing to provide photos of the reaction upon request.
Read the full review: Allergic Reaction Discuss this review, share your own experiences, or ask questions about the vendor.
Please keep discussions respectful and factual.
@johng-0 Please provide the photos.
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