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sterile water for injection is good for single use. so if you buy kits at your dose and use a vial at a time... saline

The chemical would have been added during finishing or worse a cross contamination from finishing something else. As for trying to figure out who does what themselves, it's just all speculation and constantly shifting. My best guess is SRY has a close connection to a couple finishers. (their...

Because some things are much easier to make than others... Relevant XKCD (although a bit out dated with more recent breakthroughs)

I wouldn't bet against Jano, but even is SRY was correct that it is 4-Hydroxyacetophenone... I'm not sure that's any better.

Their specific answer was something along the lines of, looking at the chain of amino acids they could tell it wasn't going to work. My guess is it's not a simple explanation. (I asked, but they never responded) But it's been backed up through experimentation multiple times so I'm not bothered...

Starting off with, I am not a chemist. But it's been pointed out by others in the community that are deeply involved in research chemistry that Reta is not compatible with saline. This has been shown through experimentation as well. It's not an issue with tirz or sema.

If alipay is what you care about. Just go through the vendor section and start messaging them.

There is so much wrong in that statement. Just Alan trying to shift the blame.

The difference is, one is FDA approved for being injected into humans. This is the list of tests required, but doesn't even touch on the amount of research that went into the hospira container.

The weight isn't relevant. You have to get to 15%bf.

Sounds good. I like my shots to be between .25 and .5 ml. As you're coming from tirzepatide, you might choose to titrate up a bit faster in the beginning.

Pfizer pretty much has that market cornered. But if the price keeps going up someone might decide to compete.

More BAC and longer needle will help

https://glp1forum.com/threads/protocol-questions.4216/

Every protocol is completely made up and repeated ad nasuem through the telephone game. You need to figure out the answer the important questions like What actual HUMAN studies have been done with the peptide? What dosing did they use? Why did they select those dosages? What is special about...

Usually doesn't take more than a week or two.

It's fine if the price is quoted in BTC though because then you're not responsible for the fluctuations. QSC had this problem so many times they switched to converting the USD to a BTC amount at the time the sale was requested. So they would say something like "Send X BTC within X hours" and...

Aug 2024 -> May 2025 Worked up to 5mg of Tirz until Oct 2024 Switched to Reta Tested as hypogonadal in Dec24 so started trt (with a prescription) but take WAY less than the clinic doses In Feb 2025 I added some gh. (I don't recommend these other treatments unless your willing to do a ton of...

For sure. I had 4 kits of L60 from that period (Aug 2024) and participated in the test that covered almost 40 vials of Amo tirz. It was only ever a handful of people that had issues.

I tell everyone I meet I buy mystery powder from china. Especially when I'm buying new clothes (practically every month)

That's what they said?

The origin of the AMO burn was Tirz.

btc is simpler than stable coins. but the fees are higher and it's not stable. So unless you're quoted a price in btc you could lose $20-30 before the transaction goes through and then you've got to send more money.

I've got lots of reta for $0.60/mg. So about $145. Definitely wouldn't pay a $1/mg for reta anymore, let alone $2

Do not use saline bac with Reta, it's fine with Tirz (i'm saying it because that's the specific pep they are talking about.

So, with tether it depends on the network. Say the vendor takes USDT-sol. This is on the Solano network. You need a small amount of SOL in whatever wallet you want to send the USDT-sol from. I'm not aware of any USDT that uses bitcoin for the network.

HGH is a weird one because while not technically a controlled substance, some states treat it as one. It holds the unique position of being the only drug that is illegal to prescribe off label as well.

The alk 2ml is the same size as the kstek 3ml And the point of the metal crimp is to keep the rubber stopper from coming off. It doesn't have any other function. But yes ALK is a high quality product.

Stopper coring isn't unique to kstek. But there are more premium brands like ALK which come from FDA inspected facilities and cost about 3x

Ks-Tek is a popular brand

Consider taking that conversation Here https://glp1forum.com/threads/vial-source.4172/

When I do filter, I don't bother trying to reclaim $0.03 worth of peptide.

nothing wrong with 13mm vs 4mm. they both work fine. Losing some in the filter wont change the concentration. Every vial is slightly different anyways, and you can't judge anything based on how it felt.

What did you do that you think was wrong?

My first case of hospira cost me $75. Oh the good old days. I did just score a case for $150 last week, still not too bad.

Thats is what they were talking about. USDT is the most common one, but it comes on many different networks. USDT-trc20 is Tron USDT-erc20 is Etherium USDT-sol is Solano These are the most common ones accepted by vendors. And you need a small amount (a few pennies) of the base network coin in...

Pretty much anything could be but at home IV is very risky.

What should have been done is testing of 3 vials so you get an average amount. At this point you can either do more testing or hope they have decent precision and assume every vial has 31mg. If you're lucky it'll be correct. If you're unlucky you'll be taking less than thought. If you're...

In general IM provides less injection site reactions. The trade off is you need it to be actually sterile (i.e. filter and great aseptic procedures)

You've come to a smart conclusion. In the medical field the important concept is "minimal effective dose". How little of the drug can you take and get positive results. This is almost always the healthiest philosophy to follow.

You can also get leaking when filtering thicker fluids and using a small needle. But it's the same principle of back pressure.

And since this is a crypto thread a couple other things people need to remember: 1) Always use a wallet separate from your exchange to send money to vendors. (already mentioned this one. Exchanges are under strict regulation and oversight. When the vendor's wallet eventually gets flagged anyone...

See step 5 for his reason. It's optional.

There is no real research on mixing peptides. There are plenty of anecdotes of obviously bad mixtures (any glp1 with anything else is bad). Ghk/TB/bpc is probably the most mixed combo around. It's not obviously bad, but no one can tell you there isn't something we don't know.

The lack of vent builds up pressure in the vial and could easily explain why you got leaking at the needle connection.

You'll need two different services. A crypto exchange (where you buy crypto) and a wallet that isn't the one connected to any exchange. For the latter, Exodus Wallet is popular but far from the only option. You need to buy crypto on any of the many exchanges (i.e. coinbase) and then send it...

Concentration matters way more than the total dose. I find ghk-cu at less than 6mg/ml to have zero problem with pip.

You'll save yourself a lot of headaches by just accepting that foreign drug dealers don't always make sense to us.

They have a phone number and an email address. But if the website is down they are usually not taking new orders.