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Though the tablets I have are 600 mg, I just read that more than 1,000 mg orally can cause GI issues: https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/vitamins-and-minerals/vitamin-c/#:~:text=What%20happens%20if%20I%20take,diarrhoea The subq/IM/IV route would bypass such GI drama.

Yes, they work together, like one big happy family, with charges like "mail fraud, misbranding of drugs and money laundering": https://www.dea.gov/press-releases/2013/04/01/illinois-man-charged-pennsylvania-illegally-distributing-peptides "illegal distribution of peptides - chemical compounds...

Have you looked at IndiaMart? Seems like 10 doses in an ampule, and each ampule is $15 or so. (Kawal doesn't list it on his website, but he has a larger inventory than is reflected there. So you may want to contact him on WhatsApp.)

I would rely more on marijuana gummies anyway, not to mention the Benadryl.

Drowsiness is listed as a side effect, so it's not surprising to me that gabapentin can help with sleep, especially since some people discontinue gabapentin due to daytime drowsiness. A meta-analysis.

From a small study:

I think so. There is no clouding with tirz. And no one has reported any problems. Even the clouding with reta is controversial since @scarywood75 reported no clouding with reta.

Not for reta: Bacteriostatic vs Sodium Chloride with Retatrutide- pics included https://glp1forum.com/threads/bacteriostatic-vs-sodium-chloride-with-retatrutide-pics-included.4264/

I wonder what words of wisdom @Super Trips would provide 🤔

When I paid $550 for my first vial of tirz, that changed a lot of priorities right there. So even at the start, I learned to throw away food despite being cheap, and to not buy any food that was too addictive. And these injections, as I said before, help to undo years of learned hopelessness...

No.

Well, that's interesting. Because most people who are wary enough to start at 1 mg are not going to get to 5 mg in eight weeks. Or so it seems when there are a number of Reddit people married to 2.5 mg of tirz for 20+ weeks.

Oh god no. That is a recipe for weight gain unless you are particularly motivated and unstressed and all of your chakras are in alignment 😀

Smoothies and protein shakes become excellent tools for managing these side effects. Since liquids are easier to digest and leave the stomach faster than solids, they offer a gentler way to: Reduce Nausea and Discomfort: Less time in the stomach means less discomfort. Ensure Protein Intake...

Banning and ghost lighting upset customers on Telegram is a good way for a dime to drop. He really pissed some people off with the NAD fiasco. If the DEA has the time to harass my local pharmacist over nothing, they have time to go after domestic vendors.

And Benadryl can help with sleep too, as can melatonin, marijuana gummies, and reading the terms of service for every company you deal with. One hack with melatonin is to take a low dose of 1 mg a few hours before bed. On the prescription side, trazodone is relatively easy to get from some...

More proof that reta users are horrible people who only care about themselves and their drug of choice. No respect for authority in general or the FDA in particular. And they litter too. I've seen old reta vials and syringes on the sides of highways. In tirz we trust, until reta we must 🙏

I thought it was cool they even Jano tested modafinil by Sun Pharma last year. Modafinil by Sun Pharma came in a little over, and modafinil by Signature was a little under. Armodafinil by HAB Pharma tested well. The sildenafil by Centurion was 23 percent over. Tadalafil, also by Centurion...

Probiotics and Prebiotics for GLP-1 Side Effects:

Prescription Medications for Managing GI Side Effects from GLP-1 RAs

Chinese customer service wins again.

Discussed most recently here and here. Basically, there are a lot scams on IndiaMart. So you want to use a trusted supplier, like Kawal at DMOnlineMeds. Another option is online ordering at pctzone.ru. For just everyday meds (approved, non-controlled substances), there is also the website...

At least for the wealthy, Dr. Seeds in Beverly Hills has experience with using GLPs in dementia patients, trying to balance the potential benefits with the risk of sarcopenia, dehydration, etc. I am guessing he is pretty conservative since he doesn't want lawsuits, and I don't know if most of...

I assume everyone in Canada is too busy with apologizing and watching hockey to overidentify with a gender.

From what I see online, most microdosers are alarmist about side effects, especially since they can be mitigated with meds and/or diet modifications. Some have not seen their own doctor about GLPs at all, so they are already less likely to seek out medical support to manage dosing or sides...

I have seen it all now, with placebo starting doses of 0.01 mg for sema (less than half a percent of the max dose of 2.4 mg) and 0.3 mg for tirz (2 percent of the max): https://www.reddit.com/r/GLP1microdosing/ But they have zero side effects 🙃

I'm using 27G for IM.

Lower efficacy, of course. And yes, it can be a trade-off with side effects. Are these people monitoring their blood sugar continuously? How did glucose control at 1 mg (20 percent of the therapeutic dose) compare to higher doses later on? And anybody with high triglycerides or a fatty...

From Google Gemini, regarding tirz: Based on the data, particularly for weight loss and hsCRP reduction, the increase in anti-inflammatory effect from 10 mg to 15 mg is present but less dramatic than the jump from the initiation 2.5 mg dose to the therapeutic 5 mg dose. Tirzepatide...

So should people start on 1.0 mg of tirz? I don't think so. There's always exceptions, but almost no one does that. The 2.5 mg dose is considered the lowest, initiation dose for tirz, with a current maximum of 15 mg that is six times that. I think part of the confusion is because people lose...

Seems par for the course at Meso. (Why cycle when you can cruise?) And I see on Meso that a few guys will get an echocardiogram just in case to check for early signs of LVH from long-term use of HGH and especially AAS...

And you can still open each vial with a $15 Nexaph vial opener.

It's also harder for Nexaph to compete on price when their biggest reta is R24, which lasts only two weeks per vial for some people (at over $500 a kit, unless there is a pre-order coming soon allowing one to pay PGB prices of $400). You can get twice the amount, R50, for $300 from SRY or SSA...

Similarly: From a paramedic textbook, recommending no more than 8mm in length for 90-degree injection: From a clinical skills text, recommending the 29G size for insulin syringes: And why 4 mm is long enough for pen needles: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10570228/ [Not to scale]

More the former than the latter. Questionable excipients, cardboard and specks in vials, melted NAD that went out the door that way, and, most recently, significant intra-batch variability for overfilling reta.

Per Google Gemini, for her situation: 27 to 29 Gauge (most important) 1/2" length (optional, longer length for thicker skin)

A marijuana gummy always puts me to sleep. But I don't have chronic insomia. (For use during the day, I take a quarter of a gummy.)

Regarding damage control, tret (retinol) cream can help too (such as from Amazon telehealth and pharmacy, or AllDayChemist and other Indian suppliers like Kawal at DMOnlineMeds). Sunscreen and even oral supplements like asthaxanthin prevent UV damage, which would only make things worse.

To quote the reta joke by @Morbius: KABOOM! Even my experimental use of the heart stimulant clenbuterol (40 mg cycle) raised my resting heart rate by only 2 bpm. Like from 67 bpm (on tirz) to 69 bpm (on tirz plus clen). OTOH, there are at least a few people in this forum who have...

Exactly. Like for chronic back pain, pain specialists also do shots, nerve ablation, implanted nerve stimulators, etc. Not to mention physical therapy and alternative treatments like inversion tables from Amazon, massage therapy, and chiropractic care. At-home cold-therapy machines like with...

It's amazing. I love using it and playing with the app (of the same name, Arboleaf). Thanks again.

If I lived in China, I would smoke and drink too:

https://www.menshealth.com/health/a65013285/online-glp-1-market/ ...Dr. Ghosh anticipates that the pharma companies and their stacked legal teams, rather than the FDA, will end up driving how long those personalized doses can remain available. “In the next year, there’s probably going to be...

No one gives a shit about us patients :) And with no previous bloodwork to go by, they will have no clue. I am on compounded tirz, but I will tell them the same when I am on reta. It's good to tell them you are on a GLP, and they will want to know the dose too. So in your case, I would tell...

From what I remember reading, Canada is more likely to seize packages compared to their southern neighbor. Maybe WBS will reship after 30 days of being in customs? I think customs has up to 45 days to send a letter here in the US. But I assume it's possible that it hasn't been seized, just...

I forgot to post this earlier for reta, R30:

You can atone for your sins by slurping tomato soup at Panera Bread, haha.

Impressed, including with GHK-Cu starting at only $8. You get great reviews at your Telegram, by peeps I recognize. And you sell supplies too, including vials, filters, pen supplies, needles, some syringes, and Hospira for $12 ($11.40 with 5 percent off).

Yes yes

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