Tesamorelin and burning

Also noticed a small bruise afterward and wondering if that is typical too. It looks mild and not concerning.

I still get the stinging and it never went away. It just feels kind of spicy. Switching to a longer needle helps because injecting closer to the skin makes it worse.

What concentration are you using, like mg per ml, and how many IU per dose?

It is a spicy one and that seems normal. I ran a twelve-week cycle and always got a small histamine reaction with a welt and some itching. Everything was gone by morning because I injected right before bed.

I have been using a Tesa and Ipa blend on my research subject. Each dose is 2 mg Tesa plus roughly 545 mcg Ipa. The subject finds it spicy enough that glute injections are preferred. It stings a bit, leaves welts, and itches for a while. Reconstitution is 2 ml BAC into a 10 mg vial so 2 mg equals 36 units, usually with a half-inch pin.

I might just move everything to glutes. Already do GHK-cu there with a half-inch needle and almost no reaction. My lower stomach sometimes feels over-pinned with lumps from Tesa, MOTS-c, and occasionally Tirz. It needs a break.

I use 29 gauge half-inch needles for KLOW, MOTS-C and Tesa. Also recommended to dilute Tesa as much as possible with 3 mL for a 10 mg vial and never blend it.

I have been on tesa almost a month. It was stingy at the start but now there is no sting at all. My body adapted.