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I was impressed with the dog study. We are obviously closer to dogs than mice. From the review @lessthanhalf mentioned:

If you are referring to the MMPOWER-3 trial: https://ojrd.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s13023-024-03421-5 "Post hoc analyses indicated that elamipretide had a beneficial effect in PMM patients with mtDNA replisome disorders, underscoring the importance of considering specific genetic...

Amino Annex sells glutathione individually: Shipping is $7.50 flat rate for USPS Ground Advantage.

I don't blame you at all. Not only the issue of customs but lost packages as well. Though China does reship, only Uther seems to have exceptionally good customer service. Uther's GLPs can be as costly as domestic, but the pricing improves for the higher-dose vials like T60 for $280 and R40...

It seems @Uther just joined this month.

Always NYC for my orders from India.

As Andy was saying, Kawal sells vit C in regular multi-use vials (ASCORCAN for a couple dollars). The only problem is injectable vit C is only good for like four hours or something like that, once opened. Or so I read. So I haven't bought it yet since my last shipment was low on spare room.

Stock up before the prohibition on medical alcohol:

The NovoPen 6 is a smart pen that digitally logs doses. A new-to-me reseller of most of these pens seems to have good prices for domestic, including modified NovoPens. Like the NovoPen 4 for $29, and the NovoPen 6 for $60: https://form.jotform.com/250818444751157 But they are currently sold...

Zip recommends 29G for subq (in this post above). I just realized the 32G question is also about pen needles. I haven't had a problem with 32G pen needles since they don't have to go into a vial. The pen needles I have are shorter (4 mm), which also helps them seem sturdier.

I've had 32G needles bend almost completely off. The 32G is more likely to bend. Even the weight of a small vial on top of it can bend the needle, if not put in the vial straight enough or if there is angular pressure. With repeated bending, the needle could even bend off, into one's skin.

Or at least use telehealth that is much cheaper like Brello Health.

There goes some of the "smaller is better" theory. Though the sizes were not vastly different, my largest package from India cleared in two days.

Yes. But orders over $50 ship free.

The package from Amino Lair arrived today, on schedule. Buffered NAD+ looks good! So does the T10 (11.3 mg).

Hospira is also back at Injection Shop: "BAC is still $9.99/ea and we are going to try to keep it that way as long as possible. (We've also changed how we're listing these products on our website, so despite appearances rest assured they are still your favorite name brand.)"

That's the first type mentioned here:

There's also other reasons to filter, such as to avoid subclinical inflammation from particulates formed during recon.

You can buy Hospira in the US from some peptide or peptide supply vendors like Amino Annex, All Things Peptides, and Underground Supply. Underground is on vacay until the 1st. The only reason people were buying from Canada is that the cost is less, if it is not seized. Even crazier than...

I'm not a big fan of PYUSD, at least with Exodus. Exodus did not let me convert PYUSD to BTC, when I tried yesterday and days before. I got the message: "PYUSD to BTC swaps are unavailable right now. Try changing one of the assets." A similar complaint by a Redditor trying to swap from PYUSD...

No such recommendations here to skip GLPs, at least for losing weight. There isn't that much talk at Meso about LR3. There is some, but nothing compared to HGH. Compared to HGH, LR3 is not as well researched or understood, including regarding side effects. HGH is at least FDA approved for...

Bros before burritos, haha.

My very positive experience with ordering today: Best word to describe the customer service: immediate. Most questions were answered within seconds. Pampered myself by ordering a couple vials of buffered NAD+ to try and a T10 kit for single-use recon. Package was accepted by USPS in less...

I go back and forth about when to start the R50 kit in my freezer. My current thinking is to keep it for near the end of reaching my goal, and to keep riding the tirz train until then, maybe with survo later to stack with tirz. In other words, if it's not broke...

Certainly, the customer service from fellow Americans who post peptide parcels is much better, generally speaking. Not to mention their English is better. Regarding shipping, you can even get next day delivery, either by paying more or having a vendor in your same area. If the vendors didn't...

They often seem afraid of "desensitizing" their receptors in the long term, while also worrying their body will be too sensitive to titrate up. In any case, lots of catastrophizing.

Haha!

On a side note, is it actually helpful to do meal and workout timing with HGH admin (such as to prevent insulin resistance)? Or is it more theory than reality? But I guess continuous glucose monitoring would help, in any case. The bro science...

A US vs. China comparison: Nexa has sema for $2.50 a mg (5mg kit for $125). But another domestic vendor, PGB, has the same kit for $65 ($1.30 per mg). SSA and SRY have a 30 mg sema kit for $105 (35 cents per mg).

The highest starting dose in a study I have seen was 4 mg of reta: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37366315/ Obviously, side effects were higher compared to the 2 mg group in the same study:

Except survo, all those affinity (Ki) values are correct and from research articles, e.g. for sema, tirz, reta, and mazdutide (LY3305677): "Binding affinity (Ki) to human and mouse GcgR (Ki: 17.7 nM and 15.9 nM, respectively) and GLP-1R (Ki: 28.6 nM and 25.1 nM, respectively)." Survodutide was...

When in doubt, buy it out :LOL:

I am optimistic you will see movement on Monday morning. From the many reports at Reddit over the years, customs can randomly take weeks, but it hasn't happened to me yet.

For recon for tesa, it seems to benefit from filtering more than other peptides: https://thinksteroids.com/community/threads/sudden-reaction-to-tesamorelin.134429508/post-3476597

I guess it does offset it: Reta also has more appetite-suppressing GIP than tirz. This table is on a log scale, with lower values reflecting stronger activation: And based on the table above, tirz and reta are more similar with GLP compard to sema (and survo). What is amazing to me is how...

The restaurant industry would love people on LDR (low dose reta) instead of sema and tirz.

Please, let's be serious. No one wants to see panda wolves, but there's nothing we can do about it at this point.

FDA is really dropping the ball 🏈 :LOL: That seems like the best deal right now, though there is some small risk of seizure.

Are these peptides? Or vials of some powder? Beauty treatments? Botox?

Do you adjust cagri to a pH of 4 anyway? Or do you have your own acceptable range? From what I read, saline BAC has a pH of around 5.0, while regular BAC may be 5.7. So maybe a 0.7 difference for being more acidic than regular BAC.

Better than the alternative, haha.

I like the US warehouses of Chinese vendors, though their selection for non-GLPs is limited. They also don't usually sell survo or madz.

Of the GLPs, reta is expected to burn the most visceral fat (and lower cholesterol and triglycerides the most), followed by the dual agonists targeting glucagon (survo, madz), the GIP-targeting tirz, and then sema:

Everyone here who took tesa was on GLPs, all of which burn visceral fat, so it's hard to know anything by anecdotal evidence. And the clinical trials for tesa were for a specific population. @exploitedworkerbee exploited tesa before and said it seemed to help, but it was not in the holy trinity...

Yes. I am very much on the OCD spectrum though.

A similar thing easy to forget in the peptide hype is that it takes longer with peptides, compared to traditional taboo pharma like stimulants and AAS. Teso would fall under traditional pharma too, compared to the peptide tesa, which has a longer timeline:

Also, as @AndyPanda once said, just use clen instead of tesa teso. Gemini says clen can burn more fat than anything else mentioned in this thread, and it gave this study, which used double the dose I normally take : https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31887249/ I'm on a clen cycle now, but it's...

From what I read, CJC would help more with recovery and sleep, compared to tesa. My Achilles heel is literally my Achilles heel, haha. Regarding fat burning, a generated table for comparison, including Anavar (the winner) and TRT as well as ipa, CJC, tesa, and HGH: Comparing recovery, with...

I have always loved rational procrastination, haha.