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Recently, been getting some welts from pinning. Use to pin in the stomach, got a few welts the. Move to my upper side thigh/glute. Stil getting welts that last days. I leave the vial out for 10-15 min to get to room temp, inject it subQ and still get welts, and especially while using NAD some of it leaks out. Any help????
 
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Recently, been getting some welts from pinning. Use to pin in the stomach, got a few welts the. Move to my upper side thigh/glute. Stil getting welts that last days. I leave the vial out for 10-15 min to get to room temp, inject it subQ and still get welts, and especially while using NAD some of it leaks out. Any help????

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Are you using buffered NAD? And are you using 5/16" inch/8mm syringes? Shorter ones can cause that.
 
Wetbread55$ said:


Recently, been getting some welts from pinning. Use to pin in the stomach, got a few welts the. Move to my upper side thigh/glute. Stil getting welts that last days. I leave the vial out for 10-15 min to get to room temp, inject it subQ and still get welts, and especially while using NAD some of it leaks out. Any help????

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Not sure what you are pinning with but it sounds like you need a longer needle.
 
There are certain peps that are well known to be "spicy" and leave welts, burning etc. NAD is one of them. MotsC and GHK-CU are 2 others.

There are many ways to lessen the sting. You can buy buffered NAD, adding additional BAC ( like twice as much), can help. Injecting IM instead of SQ. Then as others said, trying a longer needle.
 
In our experience, even with super slow injections and syringes at room temp, KLOW leaves annoying, tender welts that stay for altleast a day.

Compared to the experience with MOTSc, which leaves almost no trace.
 
dolph said:


In our experience, even with super slow injections and syringes at room temp, KLOW leaves annoying, tender welts that stay for altleast a day.

Compared to the experience with MOTSc, which leaves almost no trace.

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Motsc gives me bit welts that are red and itchy, always.. tried to add more Bac to it but still happens
 
Wetbread55$ said:


Motsc gives me bit welts that are red and itchy, always.. tried to add more Bac to it but still happens

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Maybe your body just produces shit loads of histamine when your amune system thinks you have been invaded. And that’s not necessarily a bad thing.

Bill
 
Dull needles? That is the issue I had, I only started getting this issue after I started using some needles from Amazon, instead of the better ones I was using before. I threw those away.

I have heard that KPV helps with injection site problems. I'm starting that one today, so I guess I will see.

I also get skin irritation and red spots for a couple of days every time I inject CHK cu
 
Take an antihistamine at least an hour before pinning. It helps reduce the histamine response that causes the welts, redness, and itching. I have also tried pulling ghk then pulling the kpv into the same syringe. It doesnt mix too much so most of the kpv goes in first reducing the inflammation caused by the histamine response.
 
CandyCap said:


There are certain peps that are well known to be "spicy" and leave welts, burning etc. NAD is one of them. MotsC and GHK-CU are 2 others.

There are many ways to lessen the sting. You can buy buffered NAD, adding additional BAC ( like twice as much), can help. Injecting IM instead of SQ. Then as others said, trying a longer needle.

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My Tesa is kinda spicy too
 
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