Recent content by StonePny

My problem was that the MOTS didn't initially hurt, it was hours later or the next day. And it was the itching and huge welt that was the worst. I even added lidocaine to the shot once, didn't help. I don't see why pinning before wouldn't help too. I've just been doing it this way. I actually...

I've had the huge welts and itching like crazy from PGB, Uther and SSA. But I'M TELLING YOU--the trick with KPV has worked for me. I have KVP ready in a needle, pin Mots, then immediately stab 500mcg KPV very close to (not into) the first shot. I've done this at least 6 times now, I still get a...

Not as an adult-- I ran cross-country in high school 😄

Huge congratulations! 🎉🎉🎉🎉 I'm happy for you-- competing in a race is such an exciting achievement!

I don't want to gross you out BUT Kim Kardashian's skiims launched an underwear line with fake hair attached and they SOLD OUT. Novo could work with this.

Thanks, KK. I whole-heartedly apologize for being a tad edgy. I had to fly* yesterday and it makes my anxiety through the roof. *had to hold all the snippy-ness in because I have fear of getting in trouble on a plane! (deleted my post)

I agree!

This is so funny! :LOL:

The pharma co's sponsor the news so it'll never happen.

Don't forget, losing US postage account for non-payment, using counterfeit US postage that caused packages to be grabbed, fake shipment/arrival notifications---then ghosting the people that lost money and product.

Every click-bait and hyped up story about "dangerous" compound and gray peps is in mainstream online news. This very pertinent story? pharmaceut/commerce and a few other medical news sources behind a pay wall.

I was out of town, friend, and came here to check on your package progress :(

"Yes, that IS control .. HE doesn't want her to change anything .. who is that serving? Again .. we are not here just to please a man" This was your comment this morning. Not a hypothetical, you were speaking about the OP's spouse. I did read the thread in its entirety. She was asking for...

Actually, the "people going blind" was regarding a study of Ozempic/sema users, who are predominently diabetic. The eye condition is one that is strictly found in diabetics and is a rare condition anyway. If a medicine is prescribed for diabetics, there is going to be a % that have lost vision...

I think @AndyPanda was the only one speaking up for your husband's intentions, though.