HYALO mess

joseblo said:

I realize this is going to get a laugh, but I ran my Compound through a filter!
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Honestly, that sounds like a smart thing to do. People might get a chuckle out of me as well, but before beginning a cycle with any new kit, I'll take roughly 1/10th of the initial dose as a shot. After that, I just hang around and watch for 24 hours to find out what goes on.
 
HouseCat said:

Funny enough, I'd been craving some before and after pics, so I headed over to the Reddit tirz compound sub…and wow, it's a MASSIVE deal!! Pretty wild to realize that going gray doesn't just cut costs — we're likely getting superior QC by mixing it ourselves and sending it for testing!

Take me: I've got two cats, and one is a fluffy medium hair whose fur ends up absolutely EVERYWHERE, yet not once has a cat hair made its way into my vials!

From what I hear, they've also got some strange loose crimps. I'd be furious if I paid that much for medication and found mystery hair in it.
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Exactly!? I've got long haired cats that shed like crazy, and yet my vials are perfectly clear
 
FartfulCodger said:

Honestly, that sounds like a smart thing to do. People might get a chuckle out of me as well, but before beginning a cycle with any new kit, I'll take roughly 1/10th of the initial dose as a shot. After that, I just hang around and watch for 24 hours to find out what goes on.
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That's useful, hands-on information too 🙂
 
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FartfulCodger said:

Honestly, that sounds like a smart thing to do. People might get a chuckle out of me as well, but before beginning a cycle with any new kit, I'll take roughly 1/10th of the initial dose as a shot. After that, I just hang around and watch for 24 hours to find out what goes on.
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Someday that vial you open will be laced with fentanyl, and honestly it'll be just the thing to smooth out a rough shift!
 
PeppamitCat said:

A person representing that pharmacy started a lengthy thread to apologize, and they're requesting that anyone impacted ship their vials in for testing. Refunds or replacements were offered to all patients, though I suspect the replacement option isn't appealing to many. To put it mildly, this representative did not receive a warm reception.
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Just to set the record straight — the pharmacy in question wasn't the one doing the compounding. It was the distributor. So the QC problems aren't on the compounding pharmacy's shoulders.
 
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