Tesofensine storage: does anyone have real stability data?

Started by ZaraReport · · 73 replies · 5,353 views

Searched first, found bits of this scattered across old threads, so figured I’d start a proper one.

Every vendor page for Tesofensine says basically the same thing in the same order, which makes me think none of them wrote it.

Started looking at Tesofensine because a friend swears by it. He also swears by cold plunges and sleeping with his phone in another room, so, grain of salt.

For what it’s worth the Institute has 1 published test on Tesofensine, which is where I started.

Will update this post if I learn anything useful.

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We publish failed results the same way we publish passing ones. If a company disputes a finding, that goes on the record too.

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If your solution went cloudy after reconstitution that is usually either the diluent or the temperature it was stored at. Worth posting what you used.

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That is the distinction I was trying to make, said better.

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This is the correct take.

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This.

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What would actually change your mind here? If nothing would, it is not really an evidence question.

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Noted, thanks.

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oh that makes way more sense, cheers

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Quantitative amino acid analysis is what actually verifies content. Weighing the lyophilised powder does not, because you are also weighing residual salts and moisture.

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