+ 2 Crashed Test from CVS
So as I removed my vial from my safe to administer my injection(4th ml out of a 10ml vial) I notice that the bottom of the vial appeared to be very cloudy. After holding the vial into some light(my safe is pretty dark)I notice that the bottom of the vial is very thick and has many crystals, where as the top appears to be thinner, clearer, and no crystals are present. After some quick research I come to the belief that my Dr. Perscibed, USA pharma grade(SUN Pharma) Test C purchased from CVS had crashed!!! WTF? The vial was kept in a safe that constantly stays at a tempurature of 69-73 degrees f. I decided to follow instructions I found on this forum and heat it up(which seems to have worked fine). Since the first heating the appearence of the test has remained normal. So my question is once test crashes don't you normally have to heat it up from now on till its gone, or does one heating fix the problem for good? Also, should I give the pics to my Dr. and ask for a new vial or should this vial be good to good?
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No guarantee that it won't crash again. If it crashes again just heat it up.
TronInteresting to see CVS sells crashed gear sometimes as well lol. +1 Thanks for the post.
Sent ya an FR.
So far I've had 10ml vials of Pfizer ad Sun Pharma, and 1ml vials of Perrigo. Pfizer and Perrigo have both been fine, Sun Pharma is the only I've had issues with.
I would have gone right to CVS and shown them the crashed vial and get a replacement. Should not have to monkey around uncrashing gear when you have a legit prescription.
You're absolutely correct, idk what I was thinking. Now I've learned my lesson and I know how to handle that situation should it arise again. Now the current problem I'm facing is my doctor does not believe in prescribing HCG to patients on TRT. So I'm going to do some more research and present it to him at my next appointment. We will see how that goes.
Boil some water and let the vial sit in it until it nice and clear. Make sure you don't let the water go over the lid of the vial.
The quality will be good as it originally was. Your doc has seen probably 100s of pic of crashed test.
Thanks bro, that's the info I was looking for!
My Watson cyp from walgreens has crashed in the past. Just heat it up.
Yuppers, my Watson's from Walgreen's crashed also. Got a new one ( paid for, pharma grade. ......is pharma grade) and got to keep the crashed also.
Fuck they replaced it? I should have said something.
I paid for it. But hey it's pharma grade test,........ REAL PHARMA GRADE TEST!!
Still ain't bad considering it only cost $30 bucks for me
I only had to hear up once(prior to my op)and simce then it has been fine. However I believe I shouldn't have to do this for a legit pharma grade vial bought from CVS. I've never used any UGL products mainly for that reason, but now I'm rethinking that route. Anyone ever used stealth? If so have you had any issues?
Never done
Sun Pharma albeit "FDA approved" is pretty low rung crap from India ... I'd report this issue to your Dr and the Pharmacy. Unacceptable.
FDA banned imports from one of their plants back in March '14 http://mobile.reuters.com/article/idUSBREA2C09S20140313
I get my test from CVS as well and this last pickup was the first time I received Sun Pharma...usually it's Watson. I haven't popped the top on the bottle but it looks clear with no crashing apparent. Heating it up will work and it should hold but I would call CVS and tell them you would like a replacement. They sold you a defective product.
I wish I would have just taken back to the pharmacy to begin with, but it didn't crash until about half way through and now it looks fine so no replacement this time. I'll definitely talk to the Dr. about it though. Thanks for all the advice.
Look at it. If its crashed, heated up. If its not, you don't have to. You may or may not have to do this more than once. Depends on if it crashes again.