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4mm is enough. But many of us stopped using 4mm as it is just finicky and more likely to end up with site reactions. I actually prefer 6mm for most peptides and 8mm for very shallow IM on my delts and ventroglute (I'm very lean now so that works fine for me).

A week is not enough time to learn, especially when you're starting at less than average with the technology aspect.

Consensus is only useful when you are asking experts.

1) The temp in the freezer never gets above freezing. 2) Properly lyophilized peptides don't freeze or thaw (they are completely freeze dried and sealed) 3) Lyophilized peptides are perfectly fine even at room temperature for years.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with frost free freezers for peptide storage.

Indian test is garbage. Stick to chinese or domestic.

Endotoxins are unlikely to also have high purity (possible though) but low purity can be from so many more likely things (bad excipients causing premature degradation).

Only group testing. I wouldn't trust any other labs.

If you're nauseous, you should take a lower dose and don't increase it until it goes away.

AI only repeats what other idiots are saying. Am I sure? Yes. Are you sure I know what I'm talking about? I haven't given you any proof. I will promise you're absolutely not going to fuck yourself up by shaking it. I'll pinky promise on it.

Shake the vial to dissolve the ghk. You aren't going to hurt it. The peptides we deal with are not that fragile.

You're doing great man, I hope you're taking lots of before photos. This time next year you'll really get a kick out of comparing.

Even assuming an extremely low and stage ready bodyfat, thats a very bad ffmi.

3mg is a little high for a starting dose (but not crazy). I'm more concerned that they are 5'11" and ~130lbs... they don't need to loose weight, they need to workout.

sry does not sell single vials.

a T30 kit is 10 vials of 30mg each. (total 300mg) *most sellers are selling kits. You can ask them to clarify, or say which vendor you're considering and we will know if they are one of the rare single vial sellers.

Price lists are never the best deal. They are the starting point for negotiating. I've seen tirz for $0.28/mg. So for 1 year you need 15mg * 52 weeks = 780mg. So a single T100 (1000mg) would cover it or a T60 (600mg) + T30 (300mg).

No one can promise it's safe because it hasn't ben studied. I personally take adderal and needed to adjust my dose due to delayed gastric emptying causing the medication to last too long and messed with my sleep. Tons of people take caffein with reta so I don't see why kratom would be worse.

I highly disagree. Unless you have a degree in biochem or medicine, it's pretty much impossible to know if what it's telling you is bullshit or not.

Travel and illness can definitely throw everything off for a bit.

This isn't actually surprising. Most countries have an extremely high bar for refusing entry for a citizen.

Being aware of the consequences of that decision is important. Some people may choose to take that risk and other may not. But pretending like it's not a risk is just stupid.

Japan famously cares about medications. They have a very involved process for declaring them.

Agreed. But I tend to travel for a month+ at a time. I also plan out what I'm going to need so I never have to bring anything back through US Customs. That's definitely an agency not to mess around with.

Which "they" are you referring? It heavily depends on the country. TSA doesn't care at all. Japan is very strict about syringes. When I went to Japan I kept everything in a pen and didn't have an issue.

Why do you care what other people do that has no effect on you? That's pretty insecure thinking.

What would be the purpose of switching off of reta though? Reaching a plateau on reta, you're not going to lose more on tirz because you've already lost more than tirz is capable of giving you.

Please point to what you've been reading that says this. Every expert I've spoken too all agree that this is just uneducated speculation by people that don't know what they are talking about.

This is, in my opinion, the second best thing to hospira bac.

Some (stupid) labs report purity as percentage of label amount. This is nonsense and makes the purity even more misunderstood than it already is.

Yeah, seems like your fearing a problem that doesn't exist. There is no reason to believe you have the potential to loose more weight by starting on a worse drug. That's just not how they work.

Oh I love beef. But I switched to flap steak mostly for lower fats.

fortunately, in this case overdosing on ghk-cu is pretty safe. But double dosing on a glp1 could put you in the hospital and definitely make for a bad week either way.

What kind of carbs are you eating? I find rice pretty filling. Now that I'm trying to gain weight I eat more beef but I was definitely eating a lot of chicken in the beggining.

Looks like I'm misremembering that one. But that's a good way to point people to their contact. Barely but maybe only by like 1 or 2 %. The one good thing about Tracy was "cap colors mean nothing"

You could link to the sry post in the vendor section (if they hadn't been banned a long time ago for failing to follow the rules) Also I'm genuinely curious why anyone puts any faith in those batch numbers? edited to correct my mistake

In our opinion, they are all bunk. But what zippity was saying is we have some recent proof that some of them are definitely bunk. That evidence comes from a private testing group though and the results can't be released for a month per the rules of the group. But if you just don't use bac...

I think you might feel less hungry if you added an extra 200 calories of regular carbs. Reta does really well for a lot of people when you feed it carbs I'd cut back on the fat and greatly increase the carbs and protein. I'm only suggesting a change because you mentioned its not working exactly...

I find the hunger cravings come from not having enough of a given macro. So I just figure out which one it is and try to satisfy that. Also eating more calorie dense foods that don't physically fill you up as fast. 4 lbs in a week is a lot.

to be fair, you also don't really have any idea how my risk tolerance lines up with your risk tolerance. or what information I used to make that decision. But if you polled most people that have been in this world for a year+ I think you'll find it's a common opinion.

I'm definitely not emotional. And you're completely misunderstanding the point. There is no benefit to starting with semaglutide. The only thing you get is slower progress and more side effects. Your understanding of how it works is just wrong. Starting with Sema and switching to Tirz dosn't...

I typically filter, but wouldn't hesitate to use tirz for that long either way.

Yeah, that's definitely on the Acidic side.

because morphine has terrible side effects? And it's a rare class of drug that does build tolerance. Reta has LESS side effects than tirz

I can use a rock to push a nail into the board and then switch the better tool to make more progress or I could just use the hammer to begin with. Someday someone will invent a better hammer.

There is no "tolerance" to incretin mimetics that has ever been shown. Not loosing more weight is not building tolerance, it's just the maximum effect for a given dosage. Otherwise you'd start gaining weight. Very few drugs develop any kind of tolerance.

Everybody chill out or I'm gonna have to lock this thread.

They wont. There is no basis for his recommendation. Some people mistaken believe that because reta is better than sema, If you could theoretically lose 200lbs with reta and only 100lbs with sema you could lose 300lbs by using sema first. But it doesn't work that way.

This is a possibility with every vendor. But it's not likely.

It's been proven multiple times that vanguard just makes shit up.