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I tried ordering from QSC on their latest promo. Had 2 extremely simple questions. It took more than 20 hours to reply to my questions, but instead of answering they just gave a canned response about how to order. So I asked again, they replied in about 15 hours and finally answered my...

I've placed 2 orders in promos, both of which were with free shipping thanks to either a kit MOQ or a dollar amount minimum. Just gotta be on the look out.

I'm pretty sure you already agree with me, you at no point made an attempt to disagree with my claim that it was bad advice that's for sure. That was bad advice, you know it, I know it. Alright, now I'm done.

I notice how in the past 3 comments you have made not a single attempt to justify your advice to inject some more medicine to a dude who basically had an overdose, weeks before that overdose even had a chance to be cleared from his system. Probably because it can't be justified. I think even...

Come on, just say what you really wanted to say, not this watered down version. You know, like you did here:

Giving out terrible advice while prefacing it with "this isn’t medical advice" does not shield you from criticism of said terrible advice. No, I'm not his mom, I just don't want him to end up feeling like death again, seems reasonable to me, this isn't 4chan.

Incredible, you still don't understand how monumentally bad was the advice you gave. Just to be clear, I plotted out your suggestion. Christ, let this dude recover for a bit. No, he doesn't need to "keep his serum levels up."

I was tired of exposing your stupid scam last time, not feeling up to doing it right now. Maybe instead of complaining, you go ahead and do the research yourself instead of expecting everyone else to do it for you?

Dude got so sick he had to get an IV and your suggestion is to go ahead and do it again? He ain't Oyster.

You're worried less than most, you'll balance each other out.

It's been about two decades since I did chemistry and molecular biology. Be gentle. Ki is the is the affinity of a molecule to its' receptor, usually measured in Nanomoles, the lower the number, the less concentration of molecules required to fully bind to the receptor. Or something like that.

This is how share price of companies that do stock reverse splits looks like, this is pretty normal for failing companies. If you want to look at the logical extreme of this, go look at the MULN graph.

Never mind them not being known and offering a suspiciously amazing price. They misspelled Tirzepatide and incorrectly said it is 191 amino acids when in reality it's 39, also, there's no way it's rDNA origin nor is it intended for IM injections. On the other hand, I do know what is 191 AA...

Dosing small amounts like 5 and 10 units is likely to give quite inconsistent results due to margin of error.

My experience: Ordered Tirz and paid by paypal on 19.10, was told it would be shipped on the following Monday, received tracking 23.10, and the product itself 8.11. Living over the rainbow presents logistical difficulties, I am not surprised that it took a little longer than others, to be...

His starter dose was 9 units, if anything that is too little BAC, impossible to dose accurately. It probably doesn't make a huge difference either way.

genericasia said something along the line of "sucks that some guys ruin the entire market for people like us who only sell peptides and AAS". It's a bit cryptic, but I take it that he means the whole fent thingie.

Tirz causing pancreatitis and pancreatitis causing death is not a stretch, it's a completely logical conclusion. This medication is not without risks, but the benefits far outweigh the risk.

At this point I'm not even annoyed that this sort of stuff keeps happening. It has become so common and bad that it crossed the threshold into becoming entertaining.

Are they snorting tirz?

I think it's because reta is fairly expensive and not that much better than other options right now so they might be thinking there won't be demand for the higher doses.

I'm done with this conversation. Your grasp on taxes, imports, customs and even just the law, is tenuous at best. But at least neither one of us is gonna pay that absurd 60% increase for our peptides you have imagined in your head, so, I'd call that a win for both of us, even if you have yet...

Uh huh, they're gonna have ENHANCED enforcement and start seizing packages which would make Tracy declare its' true value officially to customs every time. Yup. Totally makes sense bro. Are you daft or what? You are already involved in the illegal importation of pharmaceuticals into the US...

Absolutely hilarious how confidently incorrect you are, tearing everyone else down on something you yourself have failed to grasp. No. Your peptides aren't going to cost 60% more even if everything has a 60% tariff on it. The simple reason: While the peptides costs you hundreds of dollars...

This is a great sign that reta truly is better than tirz and EL knows it and wants everyone else to know it too.

Benzyl alcohol is the BAC part of BAC water.

Cagri works on different receptors, might want to give that a try.

These results are published by them in the discord for the current group buy. Am I correct in understanding that their BAC water has failed the tests but their tirz passed?

I'm like, 95% convinced the T5 kits are leftovers that they haven't managed to clear out.

Oopsie

For real. Even for Tirz they're currently doing trials on 25mg and 20mg doses. All this worry about increasing dosage "too fast" seems misplaced to me. Personally as soon as the food noise returns I increase my dose.

I do.

Are the scientists in the room with us? I'm honestly more confused than before, where is this coming from? Can you link a source to your uh, scientists' assumptions?

Am I reading this right? Did you just entirely make up those graphs from nothing?

Theoretical outcome based on what?

There's somewhere between half a dozen and a dozen reputable, well liked, often reviewed vendors, and even after seeing that you insist on finding one that is so unknown that it isn't even on this forum. You say you don't want to get jipped but you sure act like you do.

Well, in this case it's a suffix -mab meaning Monoclonal AntiBody. Compare the highly complicated structure of an anti-body, to the structure of Tirzepetaide, and you'll easily see the differences are an immense.

Getting frustrated and annoyed is step one of buying product from QSC.

My thoughts are that every single cut I ever got is an infection risk, and I don't worry about them either.

https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT06037252 They don't specifically say it, but word on the street is that these "investigational tirzepatide doses" and "high dose 1" and "high dose 2" is 20mg and 25mg, respectively.

honestly, since we're researching things here, Tirz is in clinical trials for 25mg weekly, so might as well have a 100mg option for researchers.

Just reading that comment makes me consider calling VPS (Vial Protective Services).

No, they can't. And no, the cost isn't coming from the pen, it's coming because supply and demand, they just can charge that much and people will pay. Right now they're making a 9 billion investment in manufacturing facilitates for their API's, they literally can't keep up.

Have you met the average American? Now consider the 50% of Americans which are dumber.

I am sorry but your "research" is wrong. All studies clearly show the average person begins losing weight at 2.5mg, that is the rule not the exception. Top right graph, weight loss at 2.5mg during the first 4 weeks is pretty damn strong. However, that being said, just because the average...

EL literally can't make enough of this stuff to supply current demand at current exorbitant prices.

157kg -> 147kg in 6 weeks.