How I ended up tossing a Cagri vial

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My plan was to put Retatrutide and Cagrilintide into one shot, because I've come across pre-mixed vials being sold. Sadly, I screwed up like a beginner: I forgot to let the vacuum out of the Cagrilintide vial, so the moment the needle went in, it pulled the Retatrutide inside. Right away it formed clumps; in the fridge it now appears clear, yet it goes cloudy the second it warms up to room temperature. Any idea whether these two simply can't be mixed?
 
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My plan was to put Retatrutide and Cagrilintide into one shot, because I've come across pre-mixed vials being sold. Sadly, I screwed up like a beginner: I forgot to let the vacuum out of the Cagrilintide vial, so the moment the needle went in, it pulled the Retatrutide inside. Right away it formed clumps; in the fridge it now appears clear, yet it goes cloudy the second it warms up to room temperature. Any idea whether these two simply can't be mixed?
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Because pharma grade semaglutide and cagrilintide aren't combined, I personally wouldn't do it myself.
 
Honestly, that error taught me the two can't be used together. My only real regret is that the Cagri vial went to waste — I'd picked up just one to test it, and now I'm stuck waiting on a replacement.
 
From what I've seen and heard, Reta doesn't play nice with anything else. The moment it gets mixed, it turns to GLPjello. I only tried it once, combining it with CJC/IPA to save a shot. Luckily, only a syringe was ruined and not a vial...
 
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