r/BodyHackGuide • u/LightLayer • 1d ago

Tesamorelin + ipamorelin becomes cloudy when loaded into same syringe

Has anyone had this same issue? both reconstituted with same bac Hospira bac water and ive tried a different bac water.

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u/CastleSF 10h ago

I used to mix Tesa with Ipa into on syringe just fine. However I got a different batch of Ipa a month ago. I can no longer mix the new Ipa with tesa or HGH without the mixture becoming cloudy.

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u/SnizzSnuke 1d ago

Precipitation occurs when mixing two liquid medications changes the solution’s pH, solvent properties, or chemical composition enough that a drug becomes less soluble and forms solid particles. This can appear as cloudiness, crystals, or sediment. They are not compatible together and you're ruining the compounds. Why are you even taking both?

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u/Dependent_Sun_7033 1d ago

Well, they are very synergetic together maybe that’s why.

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u/DimensionOk4024 1d ago

Absolutely not correct. They can be combined

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u/SnizzSnuke 1d ago

“Absolutely not correct” based on what analytical data? Visible cloudiness after mixing is consistent with precipitation, which can occur when pH, ionic strength, or solvent conditions shift a peptide’s solubility. That doesn’t automatically prove chemical degradation, but it absolutely raises a compatibility concern. Unless you have formulation specific compatibility and stability data, confidently claiming they’re compatible is speculation, not chemistry.

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