Recent content by Jfrick11

You mean quotation marks. Parentheses look like this ( ). If you can’t tell the difference between punctuation marks, no wonder you’re out here confusing racism with insight. TIP: If you’re going to come at me trying to defend a racist take with distraction, at least get your terms right...

It’s not a “hard accusation,” it’s just pointing out how it came across. Using “dirty Chinese garage” as shorthand is a stereotype. If the point is really about unregulated, unsafe production, then say that — because it’s true no matter the country.

What you said honestly comes off as racist — it’s not about “dirty Chinese garages,” it’s about unregulated production and shady suppliers anywhere in the world. People cut corners when profit is the only motive, no matter the country.

I get that it can be frustrating to see purchases you wouldn’t make yourself, but a checkout snapshot doesn’t tell the whole story of someone’s life or budget. SNAP benefits are limited and often don’t stretch to cover a full month’s food, and the cheapest calories in our system are usually the...

That’s an oversimplification that ignores both the reality of poverty and the actual data. SNAP and Medicaid exist to prevent worse outcomes—hunger, untreated illness, homelessness—not to “make people fat.” Processed food is cheap and accessible because of how our food system is structured, not...

I think the problem may be with Lucy. I've had similar issues and other reps seem to handle things just fine.

Same in Mexico. Bac doesn't exist

But fine for Tirz correct?

Does anyone know if these can be used interchangeably with GLP1s? Ph is roughly the same and I can't find anything that says sodium chloride degrades this specific peptide. The straight Hospira Bac seems harder and harder to get, where the Bac NS seem readily available.

Calm logic🤣🤣

I think for the most part, you and I are saying the same thing, and we're both making assumptions whether or not the vial was sterile. My point was this seems an over the top concern to put it back into the vial for a sub q injection, especially if filtered and mixed with BAC. Im not...

Not exactly, it was just descriptive. I don't claim to be a peptide manufacturer, but I've read enough to understand the process. I haven't seen a single one of these providers posting their manufacturing process, so I think your assumptions or mine about sterility are just that.

This seems way over the top for a subq injection. The vial began sterile, peptide powder enters with possible contaminats, powder is diluted with BAC, and then withdrawn into a syringe large enough to withdraw 99+% of what's in the vial now mixed, the liquid passes through a filter (appropriate...

That doesn't make sense to me....are you suggesting the original vial wasn't sterile to begin with? If that's the case, it's not going to matter regardless.. Or are you concerned with residual?

Ahhh, ok thanks . The filter has a spot for the needle...there you go 😊