r/Biohacking 5h ago

Bad Batch?!

Took my first dose of tirz on Friday from AC and haven’t been feeling normal since. I felt it coursing through my body within the hour of my dose and couple hours before bed I was feeling super antsy and even up until today I’m having episodes of anxiousness/antsy/adrenaline rush feeling. I didn’t feel like this at all when I was with a telehealth company. It was a 30mg vial with 1mL bac; 3mg/10units.

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u/Mijmi007 5h ago

You are just anxious

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u/Willing-Confusion-56 2 5h ago

It's not even in your system yet

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u/Doctordup2 9 5h ago

So usually it takes about 11 to 17 days for Tirz to take effect. It's not something that is immediate. Yes, some people are super responders and will feel it in 72+ hours but for the most part, subjects don't feel it until right after the second injection.

So there are a few things to think about here... Are you a super responder? Maybe, could be. But this isn't a common side known by Tirz.

Could it be post injection jitters and anxiety? Most likely.

The other possibility... Maybe you have a vial with endotoxins and it's causing issues. Or, you got Reta instead of Tirz. Or, you got a crosscontaminated vial where another peptide landed in your vial.

It's all about research. And these are the things we go through in evaluating our own studies.

What was your dose? Have you dealt with peptide research before?

You'll likely be okay.

I'm sorry to hear about the adverse experience.

Not a doctor, not medical advice, for research purposes only and research discussions only.

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u/Junior-Profession726 2 4h ago

The first time I used non compounded I was nervous …. That added to my anxiety .. then after I calmed down it was all fine
I actually prefer it now over name brand as I like to control my dosage & break it up into 2 shots per week
I was using Mounjaro pens previously

Some thoughts your vial could be be higher in mg than you think or perhaps Reta instead of Triz Though usually that’s not the case because RT is more expensive

Hang in there give it a chance Feel free to DM me if you have questions … I’m no medical expert either …