Rash - both upper arms

[razter]

I have a rash on both my upper arms. It's isolated to the outer half. Nothing on the inner arms. It's the same thing on both arms. It doesn't itch at all, so I don't think they are hives. I'm trying to figure out what it's from. Since the rash seems to be isolated, would it be from one of the peptides I inject in my upper arms?

 

[4Drago]

Common sense would be, yes. Especially if you injected both arms

 

[razter]

Common sense would be, yes. Especially if you injected both arms

I probably have so going with the common sense then, which rules everything else out for now. The journey of finding the culprit begins.

 

[4Drago]

It's always best to do one peptide at a time to see how you respond. If you try multiple items you won't be able to pinpoint the culprit

 

[razter]

I've been on the same ones for a long time. They were all from the compounding pharmacy before though. I've now been switching off the Pharma grade. It was costing me a fortune. I've only had a reaction to one thing through the doctor so far, but it wasn't a peptide, and it wasn't injected into my arm.

After you inject a peptide, is there a usual timeframe for a reaction to happen?

 

[4Drago]

I've been on the same ones for a long time. They were all from the compounding pharmacy before though. I've now been switching off the Pharma grade. It was costing me a fortune. I've only had a reaction to one thing through the doctor so far, but it wasn't a peptide, and it wasn't injected into my arm.

After you inject a peptide, is there a usual timeframe for a reaction to happen?

I'm not an expert in this area but from my experience it usually happens pretty quickly

 

[cdoubleu]

Skin irritation is a common side affect associated with peptides. One of the only side’s I had with TB-500. It seemed to take some time before any rash or redness set in for me. If I remember correctly, it was around the 3rd week before I noticed.

On BPC at the moment and have not noticed any of the same skin irritation.

 

[razter]

I'm not an expert in this area but from my experience it usually happens pretty quickly

Thank You! I’ll have to start monitoring.

 

[razter]

Skin irritation is a common side affect associated with peptides. One of the only side’s I had with TB-500. It seemed to take some time before any rash or redness set in for me. If I remember correctly, it was around the 3rd week before I noticed.

On BPC at the moment and have not noticed any of the same skin irritation.

I've read that some people switch spots or go from subs to IM and don't get the same reaction. I'm getting a shipment in the next few days from a different supplier. I'm just going to have to monitor everything.

 

[Burly]

If you use uGL. Buy separate your bac water.

 

[razter]

If you use uGL. Buy separate your bac water.

What do you mean by that?

 

[Burly]

What do you mean by that?

In what product you mix your peptide ?
What product are you taking ?
I always buy my B-water from one store and never had a problem. in most cases of rash etc. itś the b-water what cause the 'problem'

 

[razter]

In what product you mix your peptide ?
What product are you taking ?
I always buy my B-water from one store and never had a problem. in most cases of rash etc. itś the b-water what cause the 'problem'

Good to know. I take many peptides. The BAC water I've been using is from a compounding pharmacy. I do have others, from three different places that are not compounding pharmacies, that I haven't used yet.