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Yes, the honeymoon seems at least a little over. He does seem less quick on average with what may be in stock, but I ask about some unpopular products compared to my first order. He is still lightning fast though about some inventory. But no real shipping delays. I order every few weeks, and...

SRY definitely needs to get their act together.

Thank goodness we love to hoard. Sometimes it seems it would be easier to get a C-level corporate job and buy the brand names.

The generic vials of BAC by Healing Pharma would require more research as far as who to get them from, possibly directly from Healing Pharma. Doesn't seem too promising for what Kawal has in stock (10 mL plastic containers/packs of generic something -- waiting for the label).

I got confused somehow. I see now the generic brand is by "Healing Pharma."

Certainly for survo since Nexa doesn't sell it. And PGB has great pricing for survo too ($200 for a 12mg kit), even better than Chinese vendors. As others who buy more than GLPs have pointed out before, it is hard to only have a single vendor for everything price-wise and stock-wise, but this...

I'm going to have one or two pens of lira in my next India order, so I will eventually post my experience here with as-needed lira.

Since lira is taken daily due to a short half-life, I do wonder if lira would be good for a PRN boost for days five or six of a tirz week. But sema and especially tirz are obviously better than lira overall:

For hydrating sooner than later in the morning, I like a protein drink or a hydrating protein breakfast like Greek yogurt with berries.

32 shopping days left until July 1st. But India is my backup plan for Hospira BAC, which appears at India Mart: And as @AndyPanda mentioned, B-complex from India includes benzyl alcohol. Like 2%:

Regarding trust and ingredients:

No, at least not for most peptides like GLP-1s, but it would be ideal to freeze it. Not only to prevent degradation but also to preserve sterility (as discussed in previous posts). Slowly over time, refrigeration can introduce more moisture than freezing if there are even microscopic gaps in...

The compounded pharmacy I used, Brello Health, charged much less than Skye does. Skye seems to charge $419 for a single vial of T60: I got 180 mg of ready-to-inject tirz from Brello for $499.

If you have the money to burn, then why not test one or two of your own vials for sterility too? In any case, kit testing seems way better than batch testing to me.

Good to hear. I'll be selling some unlicensed SSA and WBS merchandise soon, haha.