Recent content by indolent

I think it's important that all payers (private insurance, public insurance, individuals) push back hard--including refusal--when bad players selectively overcharge. Ozempic costs insurance companies in the US >than $1,000 a month, while in France (as one example) the same company sells the...

They all have a nearly 100% chance of making it through OK.

I get <$55K total street value, based on 100% 15 mg weekly dosing of tirz, using the cost per mg of a recent jumbo-vials group buy purchase I made. I wonder what the total staff/system/storage cost of this bust was? Probably around $3.53 million!

They're jealous of us because we're prettier than they are.

Metabolic syndrome doesn't mess around!

Many people here consider 3 months good... assuming alcohol-swabbing the vial top before recon (Hospira bac water only) and before each time you draw a dose. And of course refrigerating for all but the couple of minutes when you're using it. Personally, I'd go four months. But it's a...

My sense is that Binh has ended marketing and is just selling off remaining inventory. Tirzepatide remains very popular, and increasingly so as more people are pushed to the grey market. Price per milligram has plummeted.

Who is Riz?

Discord strikes again. [sigh]

Overhydrate all day long, start each feeding with protein and aim for higher than usual protein, try to go for a walk after each feeding. Learn to associate feeling of fullness with satiety, and then learn to control feeding size to prevent excessive feeling of fullness.

If it differs by more than 10%, I'll always use the test result for mg in recon calculation. If less than 10% off, I either use what it's supposed to be, or the test result mg amount. Usually the latter, because I like my pinning to be right at a convenient numbered tick on the syringe ... so...

If I understand what you're seeking--producing accurate doses when tested vial's mass differs >10% from nominal amount--determine your intended liquid amount (10 to 50 units is usually best, coinciding with a numbered tick on the syringe) and use the reverse calculator in my signature. A mg to...

Eyeball it as best you can. 20%! That's why the testing is important.

Welcome! It sounds like you're on a good path, and Nexaph is an excellent choice for you at this stage. Two things: You need to adjust your calculations of how many milligrams are in each vial, based on lab testing of the batch (unless it's within 10% of the nominal mgs). In the case of...

What's even odder is that OP's intro thread says "I started semaglutide 6 weeks ago (0.25mg from a local clinic)," and reports great success. Almost certainly "some weird off-brand version," and probably very obviously so. Reconstituted and highly price-marked-up grey peptides.