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Those are 12ml vials at k4l, though. Not sure what the GoodRX vial size is. My pharma was 4x 1ml vials for $5/mo, so still cheaper, but not as big of a difference as it initially appears.

I'd avoid SERMs. Enclo and clomiphene protocols are fundamentally based off protocols from the 60s, and Enclo failed to receive approval from the FDA and it's European counterpart because they did not find it to be a good option. Clomiphene has also been linked to significant adverse effects...

Topicals suck. Lots of people see their response drop over time, you have to worry about it coming into contact with any women in your life, etc. Definitely recommend going the injectable route whether you end up going through a doctor or UGLs From the safety of the actual compounds, it's the...

One thing to be careful of with CJC/Ipa/Tesa is that some people see fairly strong allergic reactions to them, up to and including anaphylaxis. If often starts with site level reactions and progressively gets worse as they continue use. Muscle recovery on most people is almost always dietary...

Scientific studies. Google Scholar is a good way to search through the big journals pretty easily.

It's also a controlled substance and runs similar risks to AAS from a legal standpoint.

If you're going to be injecting substances into your body to promote muscle growth, steroids are the ones that will provide real effect. This is not me advocating for doing steroids, to be clear. The closest we have at current on the peptide side are GH secretagogues, but the levels they will...

Brother, you keep calling them a company and yourself a consumer. I sympathize - you can find some posts from me in here talking similarly in the past. Not from me getting fucked over, but from poor customer service for someone else around bitcoin price fluctuations and some similar things. If...

I'm not sure where I acted like I was defending their business practices or thought they were deserving of any customer service awards. I'm just informing you of the reality of working with drug dealers. You're outside of the bounds of consumer protection laws here. Even if you paid with a...

Most vendors only offer reships, not refunds. And if the reship gets seized you might get nothing at all.

I'm on TRT dosages (I'm in physiological range on my bloodwork). I've got a big stockpile of AAS, but I bought it because of the reports of raw shortages, etc. It definitely helps being towards the top of the range instead of below the range, though. I'm not going to be blasting until my BF is...

We largely recommend utilizing vendors that frequently post janoshik testing reports, and ideally also have high volumes of customers doing independent testing. Their semaglutide looks to have a good jano report, but it's from a year ago. The forums have lots of discussion about various...

People on higher doses lose more, but there's always a variety of factors to remember when it comes to the scale. If you're lifting weights and getting enough protein, you might be building muscle while losing fat (and in that case, is the scale weight really important?), you could be retaining...

A lot of this is probably water weight. I lost about 10lb of it damn near overnight when I started on Tirz. 20ish lb in 3 weeks at the start is fairly normal. You want someone to have liability, shell out for the real deal. No one here is going to sugarcoat it and pretend that if something goes...

Yeah. It should lyophilize into one clump but there's no reason to believe anything bad happens when the puck breaks up in shipping or whatever.

Not in any meaningful fashion for me, re: appetite. I do see a few pounds of water retention, but it falls off fast for most people once they go off.

I am generally a full-throated capitalist. I think a fair market in a fair system (though I think that corporatism is dangerous) is the right thing in most cases. However, I think there are some areas where it produces sub-optimal solutions on the whole - pharmaceutical research being one of...

I think there is plenty of money available to adequately reward all of the scientists and researchers in the pharma industry that actually develop these new drugs even without the obscene profits. Fundamentally it boils down to the fact that I believe public health is covered under that whole...

Mine sits in the low 90s on reta. I wouldn't want to get into the triple digits, but my RHR was high even when I was playing soccer/basketball/etc. and had great cardio back in my youth.

It doesn't really hurt at all so I'm not being particularly careful. And what am I gonna do, infect myself with my own bodily fluids?

I don't know if even sema could give me the self control when it's right in front of me! I don't want to even imagine what the PIP would be like for an everclear reconstituted injection, lol.

I'd probably just drink it so I don't care about harm reduction anymore.

To be fair, I'm paying much less attention after I've finished the injection! Just recapping stuff, twisting it off the top of the pen, tossing it in the sharps container.

I've pricked my thumb when re-capping the pen needles. They get bent and shoot out the side of the top. Oops. Not sure how someone would managed to inject their thumb, though...

It is no longer considered sterile at that point. I prefill syringes sometimes, but never for use over an extended period of time.

I'm fine with them researching and developing drugs. If they receive any government grants for research that drug should be considered part of the public domain as well, though.

Yes. This is why it is called 'harm reduction' not 'harm prevention.' Everyone is entitled to make their own choices and determine their own risk tolerance but part and parcel of most communities like this is discussion on how to minimize all of the risks we can.

The acetate salt version of the peptide with mannitol for an excipient, mostly. Plus some oligomers and amyloid fibrils. Maybe a bit of LPS thrown in. Sometimes some fentanyl or other opioids.

It hasn't been tried because people haven't pushed them to do it. If the constituents don't demand it, the governments won't do it. I suppose we could debate whether China is truly a communist country, but much of their pharmaceutical research is socialized, and they have been a heavyweight in...

I swapped to Reta in December. It still increases my RHR by around 10-12ish bpm. Nebivolol has not made an impact on it, despite me hoping it would. It doesn't seem to do much to my maximum HR during exercise - that has been the same before/after. In the studies it seemed to abate after 4-6...

I've gotta disagree on the kettlebell thing, unfortunately. Progressive overload is the name of the game when it comes to effective resistance training, and for compound/dynamic movements like those that kettlebells are best at, most people are going to get better results with a barbell, even...

We've had a global (or near-global) agreement to socialize pharmaceutical research and it didn't work? TIL!

This is true for bodybuilders, but they also are dieting to extreme levels of bf% for shows. 4-7%. Natural bodybuilders will lose more muscle, enhanced will lose less. And 'muscle memory' lets your body rebuild lost muscle mass pretty quick once you get back into a surplus. AAS are...

Chronically elevated IGF-1 levels from secretagogues will pose the same risks of those levels being reached via exogenous HGH, though.

Resistance training and adequate protein intake are enough to stave off muscle loss for most people. Increasing your IGF-1 might increase the muscle satellite cell proliferation but that won't do much of anything without the resistance training and protein as well.

The QSC thread has been a chat room for a long time now. And why would the useful information on a forum be in a thread for an MIA vendor?

Tell him I said exposure therapy works and dogs are awesome, and that he's a wimp if he doesn't listen to a random psuedononymous stranger from the internet.

Exposure therapy works.

Metformin and berberine impair muscle hypertrophy so if that's a priority I'd avoid it unless necessary. It is for me, so I skip 'em.

I'm not sure that is true. The standard 2mg/.3mg 5 on/2off tesa/ipa stack resulted in significant glucose and insulin serum level increases for me, even with being careful about timing of food and injections. I'm waiting for 4 weeks on HGH @4IU for my next round of labs, but I'd be surprised if...

Turns out that your name is still on it for almost all of these. These shipping lines require the end customer details be available to hand over to customs, and many have the final shipping label for you on the box already.

Which just highlights that the current system is broken. Saving human lives is restricted by the ability for shareholders to profit.

My solution remains that drug research should be funded globally by governments and that it is "open-source." Curing disease is fundamentally a matter of public health. Public health is entirely within the scope of concern for government. Profit being a motive inherently puts tension between...

It is cheaper in most countries because the government negotiates drug prices. In the US this is only doable for a subset of drugs under medicare. If you want this to be a thing in general, call your representative and ask for it.

K4L claims to source from a few different places but some of their stuff is almost certainly Lobster. I had significant water retention, some carpal tunnel, etc., even on secretagogues. I am skeptical that water retention, etc., has anything to do with the "quality" of HGH.

I've put in several orders from them for AAS and HGH. All arrived fine. I found a different supplier I prefer for AAS and I'm back to Chinese vendors with US 'warehouses' for HGH.

AOD seems to not do anything in humans, negative or positive. There might be unknown effects, but everything it was studied for has been shown quite definitively to not apply to humans.

When they are aware of what the vendor is, they don't allow the charges in the first place. It's against the terms of service for all of the major credit card companies and merchant processors.

You're thinking about it the wrong way. None of these different networks are connected - decentralization is the point. It's like asking why you can send an email to someone at different domain names but the same username and the person on a different domain not get it. If you're...

You're braver than I if you're going through the chargeback process for a drug deal.