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Oh my gosh, if you qualify for it and your insurance covers it, maybe get a new doc, or add an internet doc:) Callondoc is fantastic, 39.99 a virtual visit, they prescribe branded GLP-1 meds and do prior auths as well. Your copay for branded may be cheaper than grey...

Here's a couple of links for protocols, https://www.peptideresearchinstitute.org/blank-4 https://imcwc.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Unique-Product-Dosing-Chart.pdf

I'm using 100mcg daily. I keep taking it when I cycle off of GHK-C every 6 weeks.

Research "KPV". KLOW is just GLOW with KPV added. I use KPV with GHK-Cu, and without TB-500 or BPC. I can say that the biggest thing I noticed was that that the freckles on my arms are gone, I also use glutathione though, and the glutathione could be what caused that to happen. I also have two...

This is the only context that was supplied by the OP " But then, not sure I should be bothered by something said by someone willing to risk his overall health just to drop numbers on a scale. My response was in response to someone who is also doing risky things (all of us are doing risky...

Just antecdotal, but someone over on reddit posted that they did get a communication from FA, and it also contained a link to a recommended supplier. They never responded to my query from early June/late May.

Ok, thank you, I understand:) I totally understand that my "domestic" is still grey and that I am paying for convenience.

I'm curious and feel like I may be missing something. I'm not trying to get the absolute cheapest grey that I can find, I just like the ease, convenience, and speed of ordering from a vendor in the USA. I don't mind paying more, money isn't a problem. I no longer use compounded or grey GLPs...

You realize that you are one of those people willing to risk your own overall health to drop numbers on a scale, right? You are taking multiple meds that haven't even been approved by the FDA, haven't even passed human trials yet, and are made and sourced by Chinese smugglers. Do you know what...

I am so glad this came up. The more I learn, the more I begin to get a little concerned that it is all going to go away. I've been wondering about stockpiling. I only have partial kits left, and because I can really see the difference that a few peptides have made, I want to keep using them...

Holy cow! I was just using it because it makes my skin pretty. That was amazing! Off to play with google Gemini now:)

Yay! Knowing what is causing your focus and concentration symptoms is the best place to start. Instead of listening to all of us rando Chinese drug addicts, here's a good site .gov site with information on PTSD meds. If you were able to tolerate Wellbutrin, then that paired with Effexor can be a...

Oops! you are right, I was thinking of viloxazine.

No, you would have at least had the symptoms as a child. I'm so sorry, and I can't say this with clinical certainty legally because I have never examined you, but it is likely that you were misdiagnosed. The things that you are mentioning in your post, like high demand pressures, extra...

The DSM is still the best we have, as imperfect as it is. It does keep us all on the same page, at least. As far as adult ADHD, the criteria for symptoms to have been present in childhood has never changed.

ADHD cannot be diagnosed as an adult if the symptoms were not present in childhood. I didn't said "If you didn't have ADHD as a child, then you don't have it as an adult." This is true. If he didn't have the symptoms then, then it cannot be ADHD now. You either had it as a child, or you don't...

If you didn't have ADHD as a child, then you don't have it as an adult. The symptoms of severe anxiety look a lot like ADHD, if you do have anxiety you might try treating the anxiety first. Wellbutrin has a nice couple of off-label effects, one is that is can be prescribed for attention/focus...

With the raw powder I don't reconstitute, I add it straight to a little hyalauronic acid and then into whatever serum I am going to add it to:) There is a person named "Anela" who has a pretty good protocol for both injections and topical use, if you google "Anela Prototol" you will find some...

Yeah, I think most people use raw GHK-Cu for cosmetic purposes, it's dead cheap.

I didn't know this answer either, so I googled! https://www.omegapeps.com/raw-peptides-vs-lyophilized-peptides/ I do get the raw powder to mix in cosmetics, and the lyophilized for injection, but I never really knew the difference between the tow, thanks for asking, I feel educated:)

Whoa! Have you ever had any type of infection related to injections? This is crazy, I have been tossing them once they expire, starting to rethink that.

You might also try checking out the reddit sub for retatrutide. When I was trying to decide between GLP-1 meds, I spent some time there and there were several members on that forum who had been part of the trial. They might have some info for you:)

I think the link Andy posted was for oral. Here's a few links with injectable dosing: https://allaboutpeptides.com/5-amino-1mq-peptide-dosage/ https://imcwc.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Unique-Product-Dosing-Chart.pdf https://www.peptideresearchinstitute.org/dosage-protocols/5-amino-1mq-10

Oh wow. Was it really the FDA?

I'm hearing that they were shut down by the FDA, does anyone know if there is truth to this?

I haven't used GHK-Cu, but lots have:) There's a reddit sub https://www.reddit.com/r/DIYCosmeticProcedures/ that has user experiences with it.

The subcutaneous dosing is 150 - 250mcg daily for 20 days. It did nothing for me. Glad I only bought two bottles!

I bet you have died on a lot of hills in your long lifetime. By the way, there are tattoos that are made with microneedles. They are deposited at between 0.9 to 1.25mm under the skin. I microneedle up to 1.25mm under the skin all of the time. I'd give you some links to prove it, but something...

I am a type 2 diabetic and have a continuous glucose monitor that sends a reading every 15 minutes. I do 10mg tirz a week with 4mg survo a week, and very rarely drop below a hundred. It didn't go any lower when I added Survo than it was when I was taking tirz alone. For type 2s, so long as we...

You are an inspiration! I hope you are sharing your story elsewhere also:)

If everyone could lose all of their weight on 4mgs, then the branded meds wouldn't dose up as far as 15mgs. You are likely not the same age, may not be the same sex, don't have the same health considerations...etc. Your comment is valid, but only for you. Well done on your loss:)

I get frustrated about this as well. What is also frustrating is assuming that everyone has the same access to everything. I have patients who do not have enough money to buy groceries that will last the full month. One of my patient's PCP told her to eat more fresh fruits and veg. She said "I...

Alldaychemist has them if anyone is interested:) I have diabetes, so I might talk to my doctor about adding one of these. I'm already on metformin.

I think there are better things to use with microneedling, the products are called "bioboosters" and they help the pen glide over the skin, reducing some of the micro-tearing. I use a microneedling pen called "dr. pen" instead of the stamps or rollers. The little vials don't inject, they just...

I can't think of any peps, but I have seen Vitamin C and Thioctic Acid at my usual shops. There is L-carnitine is also plentiful, though I don't have any specific recommendations for shops to buy from, I've only ever ordered from those three shops I listed.

I get it from Korea, pharma grade, but not from a med spa. I get it from shops that sell products for cosmetic procedures.

Glad you figured out what was causing it:) Wellbutrin+tesofensine can cause serotonin syndrome, one of the biggest side of effects of SS is anger/aggression. I'd love to try it, but I am kind of in the same boat:(

When I moved from Alaska to Oregon, I traveled with 3 mostly full kits of powder. TSA swabbed the kits (for explosives, not drugs, lol) and never said a word other than "we are going to need to swab for explosives." If I had been asked, I would have told the truth. "They are the active forms of...

I get glutathione from Korea for $85+30 shipping for 10X1200mg vials. The brand is luthione, made by a legitimate Korean pharmacy and is used in hospitals. Meamoshop, Acescom, and Derma-Solutions have it. It's meant to be sold to aestheticians, but they don't ask for a license, and they all take...

Her post prandial is still well within range. Non diabetics can have a higher post-prandial than 150. The med is still working for her, I'm not sure switching would be any better, especially since her A1C was so high prior to taking Mounjaro. She was in stroke/amputations/death kind of range...

I'm using Lipo-c three times a week, I can't say that I am a lot more energetic, but I'm not falling asleep at work anymore. I don't use KLOW, but I do use GHK-Cu on it's own. It has been amazing for hair growth! I didn't lose any hair after starting GLP-1s, but I started taking GHK-Cu...

All right, sounds good, I'll refer back to this thread next year and offer any unused to zppd first, then others in order of posts. I wouldn't sell any leftovers, but I'd sure offer them for free:) Hopefully by next year we won't have to worry about this anymore. Andy, I totally understand it...

It has an expiration of July 2026, I'm maybe being overly cautious, but I don't want to use more than a few months past that date. I also throw the bottles away 30 days after opening.

Thanks for letting me know. I was too chicken to try it and ended up just ordering from amsco. I think it was 235.00, but I won't have to think about it again for a year and a half.

The end point for me was a point my doctor picked. It was halfway between the lowest possible weight for my height, and the highest possible weight for my height to still be in the "normal" weight range. That sounded smart to me, it gives me some pounds to play with on either side of the goal...

Oh, gotcha, thank you for the links.

I think you might have misunderstood something along the way, maybe? Estrogen and progesterone both lower cholesterol. I could always be wrong, but that is what my doctor said, and Dr. Google is backing her up. Could you link where you are finding that hrt can be dangerous with a history of...

I do HRT and traditional medicines for peri. Celexa is a good all around anti-depressant and anti-anxiety med. It also is known to help reduce number of hot flashes. If hot flashes at night are causing you problems with sleep, Clonidine is a great medication, it's even given to kids and has...

I wrote a dreadful, angsty poem in high-school poetry contest titled "I Am Pavlov's Dog." It was awful, but I guess the other submissions were even more awful because I won the contest. The other kids started calling me "pavlov", "drooler", or just saying "ring, ring" when they wanted my...