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It seems like near endless ice pack rotation will be what helps. I ordered another pair from Amazon, will bring me up to 6 total. Compression shorts also seem to be helping some. If nothing else, the compression shorts are really good for holding the ice packs against the skin! Also trying...

I've been taking Zyrtec daily for the past few weeks as one of my attempts to reduce ISRs. Topical Benadryl isn't doing much, and taking it orally at night didn't do anything. Flonase did nothing. And the stack includes BPC 157 and I might add even more to at least the initial run to see if that...

It's going ok. My body just does not want to react well to injections, though, and there were a couple of supply issues, still one more I'm hoping gets resolved soon. But I have started the initial phase of it, and I'm trying to work out limiting the ISRs, or at least figuring out how to best...

I mentioned this name to someone today. Their response: "It sounds like a Pokémon" 🤣

The official trade name for tirzepatide prescribed for weight loss is Zepbound. The amount of meetings and the payments for all the consultants it took just to come up with this ridiculous product name are probably a major reason why they will charge as much as they will :ROFLMAO:. Announced...

Finally started on my new stack tonight. It took me way too long to stack it all together :ROFLMAO: but I finally got it done. Going to wait at least a few weeks before posting exactly what is in it, but always feels good to begin another step in working to improve my well-being and health.

I've been cold blooded my whole life, if Tirz gives chills I'll never notice :ROFLMAO: . Always have had cold hands and cold feet my entire life. That said, I haven't noticed being unusually cooler this past summer (my air conditioning bill wishes I had felt that way), and not noticing being...

Have you ever previously ordered from QSC? If you've somehow ordered from some scammer (which seems unlikely, seems like you ordered from Alisa and not Tracy which is totally fine), most would be unlikely to send you anything. I'm personally thinking the number you have is likely a placeholder...

Ok that sounds like it isn't actually the package containing your order, or it is an error on the part of USPS. The tracking number frequently shows some type of shipped status early, but there's no actual movement of the actual package until the reship process has occurred, which only happens...

Does the tracking number show as a location close(-ish) to your delivery address? I've seen plenty of erroneous claimed delivery dates from USPS that get changed later. It's unlikely that 10x30mg vials of tirz are coming from the USA warehouse, as I've never seen them shown as in-stock there...

I wouldn't recommend it, it isn't ideal. I used the overseas vial at least a dozen times before testing the pH, but I had worse reactions than I had with the other two BAC waters, which is what led to me testing them. That said, I seem to just be someone who has injection site reactions for...

After finally receiving a vial of the Hospira BAC water, I decided to put my current BAC waters (along with a few others) to a pH test. I ordered the pH strips, and off I went. For these, I tested 3 BAC waters I had, along with distilled water, filtered water, and my tap water as a bonus. For...

Unfortunately, not many great options on an individual level, beyond just stocking up further. That said, IMO there are too many sites currently doing this for the FDA to go after them all. And that doesn't include any sellers who don't have a public facing website. And THAT doesn't include...

When is the FDA going to send a warning letter to Novo to stop charging four figures per month in the USA for semaglutide? They seem to be fine selling it for 195 pounds per month in the UK (about $240 USD).

The more trials and everything I read (across numerous pharmaceuticals, not just GLP-1s), many dosing protocols seem to lean towards what is most likely to ensure medication adherence. Tirz is a good example of this IMO; based on the half-life of the peptide and the anecdotal reports of many...

FWIW their website indicates they ship within one business day and provide tracking. I ordered four business days ago and haven't gotten any notification of shipment at all. Not off to the best start. That said last night USPS sent a package heading for me 180 miles in the wrong direction after...

I will consider it. I'd have to create a new Discord username if I do that, my current one is very active in other non-peptide communities and is distinctive, and I'd like to keep these areas separate. A good weekend of research for me in the bag at least, was a productive day today! More...

Peptide world feels like, for picking good parts to a seller from the buyer perspective: Price, Quality, Shipping Speed; pick two at most :D. And also avoid picking any which are only one...or none :eek:

It's the main reason I have and plan to continue tesamorelin. FDA approval of a substance, for at least some use case even if it isn't exactly what I end up using for (tirzepatide is technically in this boat at the moment since it isn't yet FDA approved for weight loss), is something I consider...

On thymulin/thymalin: Yeah, and to top it off they both have the same general endpoint goals for usage as well. There are some pairs like this it seems, e.g. TB500-TB4, MT1-MT2 among others. It also appears some vendors are selling one as the other. They also don't appear to be the biggest...

If you don't mind giving more detail, how did you arrive at this approach/dosages? These two are my current top of list for deep dive research, but there's a lot of different information on these two, Epithalon/Epitalon & Thymulin/Thymalin. I'm trying to sort through what is out there on them to...

I had some pool testing strips lying around, they're super old and well past their listed expiration date but it's something I had on hand, so I gave them a try. I tested them using my tap water, filtered water I use for drinking, and distilled water from a jug I had on hand, using the distilled...

Lucky! Mine are usually fine for about 24 hours, then the redness/bump/itching starts. I'll probably have to go 4-5 days with no ISR before I declare my issue likely solved. Ice on the ISR spot is helping me the most currently, then Zyrtec, then the topicals usually give at least some brief...

Yeah it may have happened after I changed Bac a little bit ago. The first couple with it weren't bad from what I recall so I am not totally sure if that is it. Thankfully I have some smaller vials of Tirz so if my next Bac is bad, it won't be many doses before I can try another different Bac...

ISR and I have been close acquaintances for a while now. My first 2-3 injections were fine. However, all of my recent tirz injections and 50-75% of other SubQ injections have caused multiday redness/bumps/itchiness for me. I am cycling off non-tirz early and spacing tirz out a little more than I...

I think it is actually different. What I received from Arctic for BAC water on my order was labeled as Quality Pure Nutrition, which appears to be this company at the link here: https://qualitypurewater.com/buy-2-get-1-free-reconstitution-solution-30ml/ Haven't had any issues with it so far...

I bought an extra freezer early during the pandemic to further cut the number of times I needed to go to the grocery store early on. It ended up being a manual defrost freezer (I was happy just to get whatever I could, drove 60 miles each way to a Best Buy that had it in stock just to get it) so...

Definitely looking at staying at about a 6-9 month supply on hand. It is tough to project how many months I have currently, as I'm still in a lower dosage phase. A lot depends on how quickly I need to go up further in terms of how long supplies on hand will last. Additionally, prices have been...

Hello all, good to see a quality forum option pop up. Lurking on Reddit but can't stand the current state of affairs in many of the subreddits there. I look forward to participating here!