TA1 Thymosin Alpha 1 and Long Covid / PASC

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Keeping this short: I'd like to hear about your experiences. Has TA1 worked for anyone dealing with long covid? My sister continues to struggle with long covid, and I'm considering introducing her to TA1 and seeing whether she'd be open to giving it a try. For those of you who use it, how do you dose it?
 
Finding reliable TA1 has been a real struggle for me. Two kits so far turned out to have major issues and couldn't be used at all. Eventually I did obtain a few vials that came back with good test results, but they didn't do anything for me, sadly. Since a proper course runs closer to 12 weeks instead of 2, I'm now waiting on some kits that have been tested.
 
BrightCandle said:

Finding reliable TA1 has been a real struggle for me. Two kits so far turned out to have major issues and couldn't be used at all. Eventually I did obtain a few vials that came back with good test results, but they didn't do anything for me, sadly. Since a proper course runs closer to 12 weeks instead of 2, I'm now waiting on some kits that have been tested.
That was a concern I had as well — that this might turn into a problem. Did you handle the testing of your vials on your own, or did you manage to set up group testing?
 
I've got a kit of ta1, though long covid isn't something I have. My wife and I each went through a vial when we figured we'd caught a cold. 1mg in the morning, 1mg at night. Whether it did anything is tough to tell, but neither of us came down sick.
 
BlueOwl said:

That was a concern I had as well — that this might turn into a problem. Did you handle the testing of your vials on your own, or did you manage to set up group testing?
Both times I tested, I wasn't able to get groups organized around it, and it's independent each time, but the costs are becoming absurd $$$ when they continue to fail! The vials I purchased came from a somewhat trusted reseller who had independent testing done on them — not perfect by any means, but I was eager to give this a shot since a handful of recent anecdotes described people being cured after just the first dose. I'm currently waiting on kits through GBs.

Right now there's a group buy going with TA1 in it. From what I've observed, demand for it outside of these GBs simply isn't there, so in my opinion that's the only somewhat safe route — either find a few others who'll pitch in for 3P testing, or go with the GB M/P/E, which tends to be a bit more dependable than the typical vendor COA and costs considerably less.
 
BrightCandle said:

Both times I tested, I wasn't able to get groups organized around it, and it's independent each time, but the costs are becoming absurd $$$ when they continue to fail! The vials I purchased came from a somewhat trusted reseller who had independent testing done on them — not perfect by any means, but I was eager to give this a shot since a handful of recent anecdotes described people being cured after just the first dose. I'm currently waiting on kits through GBs.

Right now there's a group buy going with TA1 in it. From what I've observed, demand for it outside of these GBs simply isn't there, so in my opinion that's the only somewhat safe route — either find a few others who'll pitch in for 3P testing, or go with the GB M/P/E, which tends to be a bit more dependable than the typical vendor COA and costs considerably less.
I won't get into where it came from on my end, though I appreciate you describing what you went through. Do let me know whether it ends up making a difference, good or bad, for your long covid. Sending you my best wishes!
 
BrightCandle said:

Both times I tested, I wasn't able to get groups organized around it, and it's independent each time, but the costs are becoming absurd $$$ when they continue to fail! The vials I purchased came from a somewhat trusted reseller who had independent testing done on them — not perfect by any means, but I was eager to give this a shot since a handful of recent anecdotes described people being cured after just the first dose. I'm currently waiting on kits through GBs.

Right now there's a group buy going with TA1 in it. From what I've observed, demand for it outside of these GBs simply isn't there, so in my opinion that's the only somewhat safe route — either find a few others who'll pitch in for 3P testing, or go with the GB M/P/E, which tends to be a bit more dependable than the typical vendor COA and costs considerably less.
Would you be comfortable naming the vendor along with the cap or batch number? No pressure at all if you'd rather not — it isn't reasonable to assume you'd foot the bill for testing so that everyone else can gain from it.

That said, once I read about the possibility that it can lessen or even eliminate allergies, I chose to put my husband on a cycle. He dealt with a low grade cough from allergies and asthma that stuck around nearly the entire year. Inhalers used regularly plus allergy pills do bring relief, but given what's been found about how damaging long term use of allergy pills is for your brain, we figured one or two peptides could be worth trying. Klow may have done something, but honestly I'm not convinced. My preference is to dose slowly and at the lowest level that's therapeutic, and maybe that strategy just doesn't suit klow well enough to produce a change.

Regardless, once he stopped the allergy pills, dropped the inhaler, and took only a microdose of Reta (.5mg weekly) plus TA-1 at 1mg twice a week, his cough has become nearly gone. In my view it has helped considerably. On top of that, he hasn't caught the colds and flu that circulated through the house over the last 4 months. I can't claim anything certain regarding long covid, but I'd say it's worth a try.

Mine come from ERP with a translucent yellow cap. Placed the order in March 2026. 10mg vials.
 
CrimsonTaco47 said:

Would you be comfortable naming the vendor along with the cap or batch number? No pressure at all if you'd rather not — it isn't reasonable to assume you'd foot the bill for testing so that everyone else can gain from it.

That said, once I read about the possibility that it can lessen or even eliminate allergies, I chose to put my husband on a cycle. He dealt with a low grade cough from allergies and asthma that stuck around nearly the entire year. Inhalers used regularly plus allergy pills do bring relief, but given what's been found about how damaging long term use of allergy pills is for your brain, we figured one or two peptides could be worth trying. Klow may have done something, but honestly I'm not convinced. My preference is to dose slowly and at the lowest level that's therapeutic, and maybe that strategy just doesn't suit klow well enough to produce a change.

Regardless, once he stopped the allergy pills, dropped the inhaler, and took only a microdose of Reta (.5mg weekly) plus TA-1 at 1mg twice a week, his cough has become nearly gone. In my view it has helped considerably. On top of that, he hasn't caught the colds and flu that circulated through the house over the last 4 months. I can't claim anything certain regarding long covid, but I'd say it's worth a try.

Mine come from ERP with a translucent yellow cap. Placed the order in March 2026. 10mg vials.
Did you have a good experience with erp?
 
Everything went smoothly with the order, delivery, and the package showing up. Nothing went wrong on that end. I've only bought from them a single time, and I simply haven't gotten around to ordering again. What I got was Selank, semax, klow, pinealon, 5aminomq, and thymosin alpha 1. So far, only the Selank/Semax and the Thymosin Alpha have actually been used by me. They appear to do what they're supposed to, though I never had any of them lab tested.
 
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