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What is your opinion on this? What research have you pulled together that suggests this is wise/unwise? Are their clinical trials by the FDA?

Personally I’d hold off until further testing is done. There are other sources out there, just take your time and research more.

Putting a weight on the rocker weight seems sketchy and a recipe for disaster for most.

Any thoughts on an Instant Pot? Likely not going to buy a new pressure cooker when cartridges are so cheap, but might dabble with the instant pot.

You’re right, that looks like a much better setup.

@raw_oyster_eater This might save you some trouble… https://a.co/d/0lg7gzh

I prefer Telegram over Revolt, but it’s about sourcing on those platforms IMO. Nothing too educational there.

Genuinely curious… why 250 F when the FDA says 165F for food born bacteria?

T+R hit the same receptors and therefore it’s not encouraged to stack them.

I freeze mine and when I went to put labels on, I found it to be plenty cold. Not sure why you’d need an ice pack.

I follow. I didn’t realize the holes were pre-cut. Thanks for taking the time to share!

Care to share a photo, difficult to imagine

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Definitely look forward to it- you’re not alone. 🤒

No. I believe he was referencing the lyophilized product being frozen not the syringes.

Is there a way to filter based upon typing text? Instead of scrolling through all the different compounds, might be nicer to type what you are looking for in (similar to excel). Also, there is a typo for Tirzepatide in one of the studies which is causing it to appear twice, once as...

Genuinely curious, why 0.2 mL ?

Understand your POV completely. Another way to do it would be to buy 1 L of sterile water and inject the bag with Benzyl to give you a custom solution that you could utilize to get the required quantities. But, it would be wasteful and you'd have a solution that you likely won't use again.

At some point you reach a point of diminishing return...

I come up with the same math as you, but it's not 4.5% it 0.45%, since you added (1) mL of sterile fluid to the (1) mL of BAC. You doubled the volume which in turn halves the concentration of the BAC solution. This is better than sterile water only, but I can't say if it's enough Benzyl to...

I think you will have a difficult time measuring the small amount of Benzyl Alcohol required to make 0.9% BAC solution since your volumes are so small. Even (1) drop of Benzyl will yield 0.05 mL, which is roughly 5x the required volume for a 1 mL solution. EDIT: I re-read your post and then...

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I was referred and reached out to him. Communication was via text, felt shady/slimy - which it was, it’s a drug deal. I would stick to more tried and true vendors with a history of testing and good products. The COA he provided was from Chromate, but I get the impression he/they buy and bulk...

Replied again… he runs a Pyramid scheme to his marketing as well. Once you buy you obtain more and more discounts based upon your referrrals. The referrals pay full price, while the others pay significantly less. You’re just a pawn in his marketing scheme. Once you buy you get the referral...

Yes. Never tried his stuff but it was from BioLink. I have a COA, and he may be affiliated with”Scott” and SBB. Not entirely sure though. IMO there are better opportunities then the one I participated in. I was young in my peptide days, and wasn’t patient enough. My biggest issue is that...

The research I work with utilizes T. R is interesting but i am still gaining knowledge from T, and I’m not in a hurry to skew results. If T doesn’t yield the final results I want, then research can be adjusted down the road. R is still in clinical trials and not fully vetted yet, although...

If you do end up switching, watch the heart rate of your RS on Reta, it’s known to increase it over time.

Understand. I don’t know your RS’s history, but I would caution jumping too soon unless you know the research is going poorly. Why not stack a micro dose of C with the T?

Didn’t you just purchase several kits of T60? Or are you prepping for a switch next year?

Yes 60 mg /10 mg per week = 6 weeks

Got a recipe for the coquito?

Coquito sounds awesome! I use Rum, Bourbon, and Cognac in the eggnog. The coconut milk sounds delicious though, may have to venture out and try a recipe!

Chilled, right out of the mason jar. How about you?

I know this isn’t really weight-loss appropriate, but figured I’d switch up the conversation today. Took the liberty to make a batch (2 gallons) of eggnog for the upcoming season. Eight weeks from now it will be aged appropriately and ready for quart mason jars! Cheers! 🥃

What dose is your RS experiencing good appetite suppression?

Check out the vendor connection forum.

There is a national holiday until the 8th in China, don’t expect much communication until then.

English?

@LumpySpace Great point! Another reason not to share links and make this forum the next Reddit/FB. If people want to research they will take the time and find reliable information/sources.

It’s a Chinese holiday, I would t anticipate communication until the 8th.

Meds is Turk’s website, which you can’t order from - last I knew. Just for browsing, need to chat with Tuk direct. It’s currently a Chinese holiday, would t anticipate hearing anything until the 8th if you reach out.

Great point! $250 for 300mg (SRY) vs $230 for 200mg (ASC) * Not endorsing either vendor, just showing the math.

I can't speak to the product, but think about the mass in each vial. Even if you are starting out, 5mg is only good for 2 weeks. Not to say this isn't a good deal, that's your decision, but your RS will be reconstituting frequently. Just something to think about...

I just cut the lid off mine and used an extra syringe to pull from the corner of the vial this morning. I don’t believe the concentration is any higher than previous doses. Each time I gently swirl the vial to “mix” before drawing a dose. Therefore it’s unlikely that the bottom is more...

(1) mg everyday vs (7) mg once a week. Definitely has a difference.

I believe it’s more protection for the platform we communicate on and not the RS. Only the lab manager and the research subjects know what actually takes place.

I think the reset period is 6-8 weeks depending on the subject. If your RS is going to do that, you could switch them to Reta while titrating down on the T. @dionysos has done this on his Alligator in the past.

I think the issue is research hasn't been done at the clinical level for Triz & CagriSema stacks. They've been tested independently, but not together, and therefore you don't really know the effects on the RS.

@One_Tired_Lady You can utilize a GLP1Plotter.com or Steroidplotter.com to plot out your dosing schedule to see how much of the drug is in your RS at any given time. Side note, I prefer Steroidplotter, in the comment section you can find a link to the pharmacokinetic data for various drugs...

How much BAC water did you reconstitute with?