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Unfortunately, SSA's failure to batch-ID properly (or even pretend to do so) made all third-party group testing more iffy than usual.

This is a family drug-pusher-research website. Keep it clean.

I'm totally comfortable with at least three months (fridge, alcohol swabbing) and also freezing reconnned vials with wild abandon. BUT I want to add that fungal contamination is also a deadly possibility and (I think) much harder to fight off than most bacterial infections. We live in a world...

The short story is that if you're just starting with tirzepatide, stick to standard protocol of 2.5mg once a week, increasing dose by 2.5mg every four weeks. Side effects might diminish as your body gets used to it. That said... Tirzepatide has a half-life of five days, and some people...

It's impractical and inefficient for the authorities to scrutinize every package, so most get through. And truly dangerous or high-value taxable goods are prioritized. Look for a Chinese vendor which has a free reshipment guarantee in the event of seizure. And build extra time into your...

It's a good question. Do a search for third-party group testing and similar arrangements of the words. An important part of the grey market.

5 mg is considered the lowest therapeutic dose of tirzepatide . To reduce nausea, drink water and eat small, healthy meals on the regular. Don't go without eating, even if your appetite is surpressed and you have none of the familiar food noise. Is it causing those effects for you at 2.5mg?

Bleak House - - Jarndyce and Jarndyce

Who won?

I try psyllium husk and prunes when that happens. 😉

Call it a comeback: Great new Tracy interview today--the-tracy-comeback--at K-Hole Unloaded. Pull quote: "Eat dog shit"

Yes, exactly. Which is the same as printing up new-date labels every month and starting to use them when the old labels run out, as they do. And never change up the cap color. That's why we group-test what's presented as a new batch, and why we don't ever just rely on the cap color. When we...

Janoshik (I forgot the owner's actual name) stated that they've virtually never found endotoxin or sterility issues with grey-market peptides, and that it's a waste of money to add those tests. For routine batch testing, purity and mass are important.

To be honest, I'm still stuck on SSA's willful failure to batch-ID properly, making it all a "feels" gamble. Next vendor!