HYB R10 Causing severe reactions

[syuri]

HYB’s R10 and HGH24 both came back as mystery products. Just a warning for anyone’s that used them.

 

[Middus]

theoretically; you dont know how much sema is in there if it IS sema.

could be 10mg sema. could be 20.

slamming any high amount of a GLP with a stronger GLP1R affinity than Reta (basically if it’s tirz or sema) will completely fuck you over.

just because you’ve “tried a GLP” doesn’t mean your immune to overdosing on another. especially if you’ve taken the weakest GLP1R affinity-binding one.

That's not how the immune system works but okay...

 

[Whistles77]

Sharing Yura's message from the HYB thread here so it doesn't get buried HYB (Best Service and Product - International Shipping)

 

[Ghoul]

That's not how the immune system works but okay...

GLP med overdoses commonly cause prolonged vomiting, leading to dehydration, and then hyperthermia (fever like body temps).

It’s not true fever and doesn't involve the immune system. Less plasma volume because of dehydration inhibits blood to skin cooling. Resolves after rehydration.

 

[Barney67]

GLP med overdoses commonly cause prolonged vomiting, leading to dehydration, and then hyperthermia (fever like body temps).

It’s not true fever and doesn't involve the immune system. Less plasma volume because of dehydration inhibits blood to skin cooling. Resolves after rehydration.

My guess would be that the vials have a bunch of endotoxins. Would explain the rapid onset plus the high fever. Misdosed GLPs would take longer than 45 minutes to show symptoms. I wouldn’t say that dehydration causes hyperthermia. If it was severe enough to land you in the hospital, you would most probably display something like the classic “cold and clammy” skin of hypovolemic shock.

 

[Ghoul]

My guess would be that the vials have a bunch of endotoxins. Would explain the rapid onset plus the high fever. Misdosed GLPs would take longer than 45 minutes to show symptoms. I wouldn’t say that dehydration causes hyperthermia. If it was severe enough to land you in the hospital, you would most probably display something like the classic “cold and clammy” skin of hypovolemic shock.

Symptoms, especially Sema, can appear in the first hour, especially when you already reached steady serum concentration from 4 weeks of Reta use. The next dose is going right on top of existing GLP1R agonist levels. Also, GLP-Tokkers, at best, are using .3ml volume per dose. More likely .1ml, and not the pharma .5ml that slows absorption, onset and reduced intensity of initial side effects.

So, and this symptom is the key clue, either this is a never before seen type of endotoxemia that results in 4+ days of an inability to eat and drink, or classic GLP overdose because the wrong compound was in the vial.

When you hear hooves, think “horse” not “unicorn”.

 

[ParquetPatquet]

If that's not a reminder/warning to test your product yourself before using it, I don't know what is.

 

[BeardedGuy]

There’s a post about it over in pep land. A recent batch of R10 has an unknown compound. They shared the knowledge as harm reduction. In this case, blue cap R10 is bad, do not use. No further information posted.

 

[syuri]

That's not how the immune system works but okay...

search up GLP1R affinities for each GLP med and compare all 3.

 

[Middus]

GLP med overdoses commonly cause prolonged vomiting, leading to dehydration, and then hyperthermia (fever like body temps).

It’s not true fever and doesn't involve the immune system. Less plasma volume because of dehydration inhibits blood to skin cooling. Resolves after rehydration.

LoL.. sure Dr Chat.

 

[Ghoul]

LoL.. sure Dr Chat.

 

[Middus]

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