Think Ima lay off hoarding reta.

So I've GOT ten years max dose of tirz, which is what I'm on. I've tried out a vial of r-30, not long enough or on a smart enough titration to get meaningful and consistent experience, but long enough to know that it doesn't cause me any particular side effects and starts to take effect at around 8 mg, which is all I actually wanted. It's always been my intention to stay on tirz, stash the reta in the freezer, and maybe switch to it someday when it's been approved and has been out in the general population long enough for us to know a lot more about it . And I do like to slow-hoard, which is to buy a kit every month or two when there's a good price, and stopping if I get to ten years max dose like I did with tirz.

I'm at five years mid-dose stash with reta, but I think Ima stop there. Like, I know that tirz is tirz is tirz, it's a cockroach, it lives forever in a good freezer, you can freeze it after recon so you can work with way-higher-than-your-dosage vials, it doesn't degrade much in the freezer, and there's not a lot of drama with its manufacture. I know it's basically fine to doomsday-hoard tirz.

But every new discussion about reta is "hey, this is weird and sensitive." Sometimes it goes cloudy even with hospira cause maybe the excipient has some salts or something which will wreck it. It doesn't freeze well or it does and degrades a lot after 45 days. Also sometimes it doesn't degrade very fast at all and other times it degrades REALLY fast, let's spin the wheel.

The reason I'm not using it yet is because of all of the early-years uncertainty on how this stuff acts and whether it's safe and the fact that we don't really know as much about it as we do about stuff that's been around for longer. But I'm thinking maybe those ought to be the reasons I don't actually stash a lot of it yet, either.

I have no doubt that when the next big things come out, I'll want to stash those too because wheee. But I think I'll cap "this is new" stashes at two years,
10yrs? Doesn't it lose potency after year 2?
 
Will it really last 10 years in a regular freezer? Sorry there's just been conflicting reports in the past and no one has been able to test keeping it 10 years long and then testing it.
 
I've said it before, they don't want their name mentioned on public forums.

Have you joined there and read the rules or anything? That's why we abbreviate with WW.
Yes, I read that previously here. Ive previously searched T G no luck . I'll keep trying. Ty
 
The caveat being reta is a more complicated and fragile peptide that has been available for only 3 years. Nobody really knows what it will do in 5-10 years.

Reta is very robust. It holds up in the human body for at least 5 weeks, at 98.7 degrees. Testing is showing it lasts at least 90 days reconstituted in the fridge.
 

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