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This is another reason I may just stick to in-stock leftovers from group buys.

Yes, post-testing rather than pre-ordering per se. So you won't have test results for at least a little while, though I don't know for how long. Orders placed now should ship out tomorrow, from what people, including Cain, are saying on Nexa's telegram. They guarantee but tell that to the...

My favorite video, found by @yobculture, includes the optional step of filtering: View: https://youtu.be/i6rHBP2LGlU?si=uIOr2wCu0ad0ajfH

I do wish there was more third-party testing of HYB, which is relatively popular on Meso compared to here. Of course, HYB is no where near as popular as SSA, SRY, or even GYC or WBS for third-party testing. HYB doesn't seem to link to their test results in their price list, but they are...

91 percent underfill:

Human feet are mostly a source of protein for rogue pandas. They are considered the finger food of the forest floor.

All I found was @AndyPanda, aka Dr. Glutathione, haha, was 100 percent correct: "Vitamin C and glutathione are mostly found together in pharmaceutical products. These two components protect each other from oxidation by forming an antioxidant couple and mutually reinforcing each other’s actions."

As you may know, Kraken has a 7-day hold for transfers or withdrawals, even for established users. I use Gemini to remind me what is what with the crypto network symbols.

Update: Nexaph has T30 on pre-order for $190, which is $30 less than T30 at PGB. But no pre-orders for reta yet.

I started with compounding. I only heard of grey from the compounding subreddits. So for newbies with more questions than answers, the cost per mg of Brello is $2.77 per mg for compounded tirz that is ready to go ($499 for a three-month supply, up to 180 mg total). Compared to $1.23 per mg...

Rapid weight loss can also cause temporary issues by inducing "proprioceptive recalibration demands, further compromising vestibular adaptation": https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12109458/

WhatsApp +1 332 248 3766 All of Uther's bioregulators are $150:

Well, the vitamin C changes the pH of the cagri, so to cagrisema you want to sema the survo, then inject cagri on Whopper Wednesdays.

Depends on your weekly telomere test results, ideally interpreted by a psychic in Vegas.

Of course, you can always go down a milligram or two. Do you like protein shakes? The ones with whey protein may be easier to digest than the milkier ones like Fairlife, which is already lactose-free.

I'm loving 6 mg of tirz right now. Hopefully I can lose weight still on it. But no more fatigue, diarrhea, or having to remind myself to drink fluids. Will raise it 0.5 mg each week until the sides come back. But I don't think I can do 10 mg again for long.

I think 1,000 mg of oral Vit C sounds good since that should not cause GI issues. I should buy the liposomal next time, thanks. I have been doing just 600, but will do that twice a day now. I just found one reference for taking as much as you can literally stomach...

I just take the vitamin C orally. I'm too lazy to deal with ampules. And even filtering is not very effective for the tiniest glass particles from ampules, per the Wikipedia article on ampules. So in theory, there is some risk for minor inflammation from that.

And staring at your phone, searching for refills ;)

It would be worth it for a Canadian apology. But those foreigners are just wasting the profits on poutine donuts and maple coffees ☕️ 🍁

Since the second article mentions raising the dose, a reminder that older men may need a higher dose than younger women: Time to weight plateau with tirzepatide treatment in the SURMOUNT-1 and SURMOUNT-4 clinical trials

For oral vitamin C, a 2002 self-help book on arthritis suggests taking enough vitamin C to tolerance/diarrhea:

Even living in the desert, I have had less desire to drink while on higher doses of tirz (10+ mg). Another reason I am on only 6 mg now.

No.

The direct link to Amino Annex: https://render.jotform.com/251471509360151 If you order 5 at Amino Annex, the cost drops to $50. Otherwise, $12 each. Injectionshop.com does not label their Hospira as Hospira, but it is Hospira (as explained in link in my last post). Cost is only $9.99 each...

Injection Shop and Amino Annex are more affordable options: https://glp1forum.com/threads/alternative-to-hospira-bac.4528/post-68711

Unfortunately, it is game over, as far as your chances with the government. The shipper may be willing to reship at a discount. I would contact them, just to see. But, of course, a second shipment could be detained too, or at least delayed.

Take the average of the three. But 24 mg in any case really:

I double check everything with AI too. For example:

Yes, they would seize BAC water, at least the FDA would. But customs can also just take their sweet time. They have up to 45 business days (9 weeks).

A seizure letter or something like that? No need to respond to that, as the situation would be hopeless: https://glp1forum.com/threads/anyone-else-receive-a-notice-of-seizure-via-certified-mail.3213/post-53648

I was impressed with the dog study. We are obviously closer to dogs than mice. From the review @lessthanhalf mentioned:

If you are referring to the MMPOWER-3 trial: https://ojrd.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s13023-024-03421-5 "Post hoc analyses indicated that elamipretide had a beneficial effect in PMM patients with mtDNA replisome disorders, underscoring the importance of considering specific genetic...

Amino Annex sells glutathione individually: Shipping is $7.50 flat rate for USPS Ground Advantage.

I don't blame you at all. Not only the issue of customs but lost packages as well. Though China does reship, only Uther seems to have exceptionally good customer service. Uther's GLPs can be as costly as domestic, but the pricing improves for the higher-dose vials like T60 for $280 and R40...

It seems @Uther just joined this month.

Always NYC for my orders from India.

As Andy was saying, Kawal sells vit C in regular multi-use vials (ASCORCAN for a couple dollars). The only problem is injectable vit C is only good for like four hours or something like that, once opened. Or so I read. So I haven't bought it yet since my last shipment was low on spare room.

Stock up before the prohibition on medical alcohol:

The NovoPen 6 is a smart pen that digitally logs doses. A new-to-me reseller of most of these pens seems to have good prices for domestic, including modified NovoPens. Like the NovoPen 4 for $29, and the NovoPen 6 for $60: https://form.jotform.com/250818444751157 But they are currently sold...

Zip recommends 29G for subq (in this post above). I just realized the 32G question is also about pen needles. I haven't had a problem with 32G pen needles since they don't have to go into a vial. The pen needles I have are shorter (4 mm), which also helps them seem sturdier.

I've had 32G needles bend almost completely off. The 32G is more likely to bend. Even the weight of a small vial on top of it can bend the needle, if not put in the vial straight enough or if there is angular pressure. With repeated bending, the needle could even bend off, into one's skin.

Or at least use telehealth that is much cheaper like Brello Health.

There goes some of the "smaller is better" theory. Though the sizes were not vastly different, my largest package from India cleared in two days.

Yes. But orders over $50 ship free.

The package from Amino Lair arrived today, on schedule. Buffered NAD+ looks good! So does the T10 (11.3 mg).

Hospira is also back at Injection Shop: "BAC is still $9.99/ea and we are going to try to keep it that way as long as possible. (We've also changed how we're listing these products on our website, so despite appearances rest assured they are still your favorite name brand.)"

That's the first type mentioned here:

There's also other reasons to filter, such as to avoid subclinical inflammation from particulates formed during recon.