Your Peptide Allergy Might Actually Be Benzyl Alcohol
It was just named the 2026 Allergen of the Year, it is the preservative in your bacteriostatic water and the solvent in most injectable steroids, and it is very easy to blame the wrong thing.
Benzyl alcohol was just named the 2026 Allergen of the Year. It is also the preservative in the bacteriostatic water you mix your peptides with, and the solvent in most injectable testosterone and steroids, so you inject a dose of it every time. Here is why a 'peptide allergy' is so often really a benzyl alcohol reaction, and the dry-fasting experiment I am running to try to reset it.
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