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Tirz reconstitution

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    I have been reconstituting Tirz for my son and 21 year old granddaughter. He has upped his dosage over the past 8 months he has been on it. If I decided to do 60mg of Tirz instead of 30mg, could I still use 2ML of BAC water, or would it sting? I donโ€™t know if Tirz has any sting to it. He would like to have less units to inject, if possible. Thanks!

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      ive never heard of tirz stinging.

      "If it doesnt come in a needle. It doesn't work"

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        ive never heard of tirz stinging.

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        @Randy said:

        ive never heard of tirz stinging.

        Thank you. That is what I wanted to know. I have never taken it and I put my husband on Reta instead. They are only Tirz because they were both getting it from a Med Spa and over paying for it. It does work for them

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