R10 in amber vials?

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So I've got some r10 from lspl, roughly a year old, that I took out of the freezer. Only just realized the vials are amber... at first I figured it had oxidized and I was ready to toss it. I popped a stopper and the powder looks white. Now I'm worried it might be nad, since I've seen a lot of stuff saying nad comes in amber vials. Has ANYONE ever seen or heard of reta, tirz or sema being sold in amber vials? If I inject a whole vial and it turns out to be nad 1000, I guess I'm screwed? Thanks.... @ZippityDooDah any opinion?
 
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Airborne Daddy said:

So I've got some r10 from lspl, roughly a year old, that I took out of the freezer. Only just realized the vials are amber... at first I figured it had oxidized and I was ready to toss it. I popped a stopper and the powder looks white. Now I'm worried it might be nad, since I've seen a lot of stuff saying nad comes in amber vials. Has ANYONE ever seen or heard of reta, tirz or sema being sold in amber vials? If I inject a whole vial and it turns out to be nad 1000, I guess I'm screwed? Thanks.... @ZippityDooDah any opinion?
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I’ve never known R or T to show up in Amber bottles, though my NAD+ has always come in them. Any chance you could find a COA for it?

Update: the AI reckons Amber vials are possible:

Retatrutide is often supplied in amber or otherwise light-blocking vials, since the peptide degrades under light. UV and visible light are able to break chemical bonds in the molecule, which is why tinted or opaque containers are the usual choice for storage. [1, [2, [3]
 
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CMA Pooky said:

Airborne Daddy said:

So I've got some r10 from lspl, roughly a year old, that I took out of the freezer. Only just realized the vials are amber... at first I figured it had oxidized and I was ready to toss it. I popped a stopper and the powder looks white. Now I'm worried it might be nad, since I've seen a lot of stuff saying nad comes in amber vials. Has ANYONE ever seen or heard of reta, tirz or sema being sold in amber vials? If I inject a whole vial and it turns out to be nad 1000, I guess I'm screwed? Thanks.... @ZippityDooDah any opinion?
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I’ve never known R or T to show up in Amber bottles, though my NAD+ has always come in them. Any chance you could find a COA for it?

Update: the AI reckons Amber vials are possible:

Retatrutide is often supplied in amber or otherwise light-blocking vials, since the peptide degrades under light. UV and visible light are able to break chemical bonds in the molecule, which is why tinted or opaque containers are the usual choice for storage. [1, [2, [3]
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I can't believe it took me this long to spot it. I just put labels on them, packed them up, and stuck them in the freezer. Fingers crossed a veteran chimes in with "Oh yeah, I've got a bunch of their reta kits in amber."
 
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Airborne Daddy said:

swimmer said:

What's the volume of those vials? Whenever I get NAD 1000, it's always supplied in a 10ml vial.
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Good to know, thanks! I think these are the 3ml small ones, though they could be 2ml.
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NAD would cause a slight burning sensation at low doses. Reta wouldn't do that.

We're all essentially lab rats here. Ship a vial my way and I'll run a test on it.
 
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Airborne Daddy said:

So I've got some r10 from lspl, roughly a year old, that I took out of the freezer. Only just realized the vials are amber... at first I figured it had oxidized and I was ready to toss it. I popped a stopper and the powder looks white. Now I'm worried it might be nad, since I've seen a lot of stuff saying nad comes in amber vials. Has ANYONE ever seen or heard of reta, tirz or sema being sold in amber vials? If I inject a whole vial and it turns out to be nad 1000, I guess I'm screwed? Thanks.... @ZippityDooDah any opinion?
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Amber-colored vials aren't something I've come across for these, though they do offer better protection against light. Can you still reach the supplier to check?
 
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WLBLD said:

Airborne Daddy said:

So I've got some r10 from lspl, roughly a year old, that I took out of the freezer. Only just realized the vials are amber... at first I figured it had oxidized and I was ready to toss it. I popped a stopper and the powder looks white. Now I'm worried it might be nad, since I've seen a lot of stuff saying nad comes in amber vials. Has ANYONE ever seen or heard of reta, tirz or sema being sold in amber vials? If I inject a whole vial and it turns out to be nad 1000, I guess I'm screwed? Thanks.... @ZippityDooDah any opinion?
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Amber-colored vials aren't something I've come across for these, though they do offer better protection against light. Can you still reach the supplier to check?
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My sales rep's email no longer works. They got removed from stg, and I believe also from here, because they were giving bac in exchange for reviews. I'll inject half and find out.
 
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Airborne Daddy said:

WLBLD said:

Airborne Daddy said:

So I've got some r10 from lspl, roughly a year old, that I took out of the freezer. Only just realized the vials are amber... at first I figured it had oxidized and I was ready to toss it. I popped a stopper and the powder looks white. Now I'm worried it might be nad, since I've seen a lot of stuff saying nad comes in amber vials. Has ANYONE ever seen or heard of reta, tirz or sema being sold in amber vials? If I inject a whole vial and it turns out to be nad 1000, I guess I'm screwed? Thanks.... @ZippityDooDah any opinion?
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Amber-colored vials aren't something I've come across for these, though they do offer better protection against light. Can you still reach the supplier to check?
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My sales rep's email no longer works. They got removed from stg, and I believe also from here, because they were giving bac in exchange for reviews. I'll inject half and find out.
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For safety, start with a smaller amount initially—getting sick isn't worth it! Test a little, and if everything feels fine, go ahead with the remainder.

Fortunately, when I used my more recent batch, I began with a lower dose. I've only just reached 3mg, and this week I've hardly managed to eat anything.
 
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laansasa said:

I came across a post from the past about Nexaph reta 12 that used amber vials with white caps. From what I can tell it was around Nov 2024, which puts it in a similar window - 1.5 years back.

Does that match the batch you have?

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Good to know, that puts my mind at ease a little.
 
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