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I'd think this were an April fools joke if it wasn't coming up in September. This is troubling considering so many thought of this vendor as reliable for so long. It makes me wonder what else in the peptide world isn't what it seems.

Yeah, I saw the comments about broken pucks. Everyone seems to freak out about that but based on what ive read that seems like a non issue. The film/residue *might* be though. I'm surprised more people don't use syringe filters considering how cheap they are, maybe there is a drawback I haven’t...

Was this from the 50 mg Aug promo (orange caps)? I ordered from that one and I noticed the pucks left a bit of cloudiness where they solidified. I don't have the source handy, but i recall reading somewhere that this could be a sign that the peptide was exposed to atmospheric conditions during...

Did you ever get up to the full tirz dosage or did you stop at 10? I've seen a few reports of people switching to tirzepatide after loosing alot on semaglutide with minimal progress after the switch. I plan to switch in a couple months (already bought from QSC in the 50mg gb) and want to avoid this.

Skye seems pretty diligent about testing, probably one of the better vendors for this. I believe they were the first domestic vendor to test for sterility.

I have seen this possibility discussed on various forums and it does seem plausible for some of the research chemicals out there. Chinese manufacturers have been known to sell unbranded products through aliexpress and similar that are made in the same factory alongside the name brand. But...

Brand name victoza retails for about $1400 per month, so by American extortitive price standards, this is cheap. Due to the way US patent law works, there is only 1 company allowed to make generics for the first 6 months after the expiration of the patent. After that other companies can make...

Better… I don’t know define better? Is the research chemical route the proper balance of risk and effectiveness for you and I? I would suppose so considering that seems to be the way we’re doing this. Does that mean it's right for everyone? I would say hell no. There are a lot of people out...

For those that aren't aware, Liraglutide is now available as a generic. I found this coupon from goodrx for $245 for a months supply from rite aid. https://www.goodrx.com/liraglutide This seems like an affordable option for those wanting the benefit of GLP-1 Meds who might be sketched out with...

Does anyone know if this will apply to reputable brands of sterile water as well? I am less familiar, but hospira seems to make that as well.

It's a naturally occurring peptide that energizes mitochondria. For some people it has been helpful in boosting the metabolism thus helping with weight loss. But unlike the GLPs, evidence for this is anecdotal for now as it hasn't been studied as extensively.

Doesn't it kinda rhyme? I guess all the GLPs kinda rhyme.

So "L" is NOT liraglutide? But is something that rhymes with it?

Have there been any recent tests for their MOTS-C?