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Comparing CN price lists is like looking at Nexaph's pricelist. It's way higher than most people pay. And you're completely skipping over group testing. I pay ~$8 for most of my tests. So those 2 kits of t60 cost me <$300 with testing. (and the next round of sales coming up I'm expecting ~$200)...

Half of the peptide OGs know Cain's real identity and a lot of his personal info. When the feds decide they want him, he's not going to be hard to find.

Colder is better, but I wouldn't hesitate to keep it in the silverware drawer for a year either.

Bihn doesn't provide COAs and you shouldn't trust a vendor provided test anyways.

Yes there is a distinction. Appetite and Satiety are separate functions. I get hungry and then I get full.

What aren't you sure about? I'm saying if you added a small amount of ghk-basic you wouldn't have to dilute to 5mg/ml. (which wouldn't work for me because I don't want to inject 2ml when I'm taking 10mg) Dilution is somewhat effective. Binding the free copper with ghk-basic is highly effective.

trial and error because it depends on the ghk-cu you are mixing it with. Personally I use 2:1 cu:basic to save time. Fortunately the ghk allows for pretty high dosage variance so I don't worry about it. but you could try 5:1 since ghk basic is hard to source and you could make a kit of basic...

Incretin Mimetics (what most people refer to as glp1s) are highly reactive with other peptides and cause gelling/aggregation when mixed in solution. This renders them ineffective at best and possibly triggering immunogenic responses.

You're better off getting that answer in Peppys. ptds tries to keep a low profile so blasting their name on an open forum feels out of line with that. https://glp1forum.com/threads/%F0%9F%8C%B6%EF%B8%8F-peppys-info-and-how-to-join-%F0%9F%8C%B6%EF%B8%8F.28/

you make that sound way harder than search the forum posts for a peppys invite (or message goodkitty) and then follow the instructions there (which just involves proving that you read some documents) also ptds results aren't super secret. we talk about them all the time. For everyone else...

I'll let you know if they ever ask. Seriously, airport security is looking for weapons not drugs. I regularly travel with ziplock bags full of creatine and protein powders vials of both reconned and unreconned peptides, and (less advisable) actual scheduled drugs like testosterone.

I pay fitomics $200 every couple months for my labwork. But I'm a bit excessive.

Quest is definitely more expensive on many tests. But for most people it's going to come down to which service is better in their particular area. I've got 3 labcorp within walking distance to my house and they usually have no wait for walk ins.

Just letting people know that currently the best known method for dealing with spicy ghk-cu is to add a small amount of ghk-basic.

There is a plausible reason to cycle it. Copper build up in the blood. But I took 2mg a day of ghk-cu for months with no noticeable effect on copper through weekly testing. I don't take bpc/tb with it though. I save those for acute injuries with higher doses over a shorter periods.

Pure speculation with no basis in anything meaningful.

No, I don't. If you just started on 6mg I think shouldn't do anything except measure your weight and calorie consumption for the next few weeks. I also don't think you should add in anything else.

1) what filter membrane material were they using 1985? PES is specifically designed not to bind to proteins. (this would also be an issue for every peptide, not just ghk-cu) 2) This is pretty easy to demonstrate as false. You can filter ghk-cu through 10 filters in a row and not see color change.

Correct, good BAC is way more than just the correct amount of benzyl alcohol. BAC is not easy for vendors. The PH is hard to nail especially over time, pyrogen free is hard.

A recent group buy I was in found the sweet spot price to be 45 cases :)

The GLOW burn is certainly not PH based as many people have tested and confirmed the PH before experiencing it. The most likely culprit is free copper in the solution, as evidenced by other members showing that the burn can be neutralized by mixing in GHK-basic that would bind to the free...

Are you losing ~1lb per week? If so, don't do anything. If not, add more reta. Why do you want to make it complicated?

Also, your best bet for actual BAC is probably Singapore dealers.

The key is to use something that is not only sterile but pyrogen free as well. Often indicated as "sterile water for injection" also saline marked for injection. A lot of peptides can be used with saline (off the top of my head the exclusions are Reta and anything GH related) If you can...

The point has been made. Now move on.

Why would you not. Ask whoever told you that to explain what the problem is?

Ok, everyone get back to work before I shut this thread down.

BAC water is extremely hard to source in Europe. Also, the MOST safe thing to do is use vials in single dose amounts with SWI (sterile water for injection) If using the vial more than once it's absolutely better to use BAC (again, it's very hard to source it in Europe) so swi and use within 2...

There is no filtering before a sterility test (there isn't really such a thing as a sterility test). Jano does a TAMC & TYMC test that does not involve filtering. And it's not uncommon for things to fail.

What evidence do you need? Plenty of vials are contaminated in one way or another. Wether that's dangerous is a personal decision. You must have a flawed understanding of what testing accomplishes. He absolutely filters before every mass/purity test to protect his machine.

If you are talking about "freezing/thawing" the lyophilized (powdered) peptide... that doesn't happen when you put it in a freezer or take it out. There is no liquid in the vial so there is nothing to freeze.

No, there isn't. They've never been compared in a study. And there is plenty of reason to believe neither specifically target visceral fat. There has been one study that suggested it but the subjects all had a specific situation that caused excessive visceral fat. Look up GHRH and then GHRP...

Yeah, but we usually call those "investments" gambling. ;)

All transactions cost money and anyone holding currency is making very bad mistake. That's why we have investment markets. This isn't some special thing about bitcoin.

There is no where to buy pharma grade carts. They all come from anonymous Chinese factories. Real pharma syringes are very easy to buy. I would use PGB water if I was out of Hospira. But only as a last resort.

It's subQ injections, you could inject tap water and probably be fine. My point wasn't that using carts is bad (I've used over 100 carts on myself). It's that trusting the mark on the bag to mean its sterile is foolish. And I don't do anything to sterlize them myself either, its well within my...

It's definitely effective. Both for the medication and usually for preventing the ISR you are describing. Safe is for you to decide. Injecting black market drugs is already beyond most people's definition of safe. You are purposely bypassing a portion of your immune system though. Are you good...

The black mark on a package doesn't really prove anything. You can buy the packages from china pre marked. As well as packages that don't change even when they are properly sterilized.

1/2 is enough for a very shallow IM for most people.

It happens. For me it was with Tirz, but my wife had it with Reta. You can use a longer needle (1/2" into the shoulder worked for us) as it bypasses some of the immune response. Also rubbing the area with flonase before and after the injection. Switching to a different peptide will almost...

Many people take a higher dose than they need to reach their goal weight for lack of patience. Many people alter other things about their life that assist the drug in maintaining a lower weight.

That switching back would gain back a little weight? Becuase if you maxed your weight loss on tirz and then used something else to temporarily exceed that limit, why wouldn't you gain it back? But this is purely speculation because it hasn't been tested. And obviously if you weren't actually at...

There is no reason to believe tirz would be ineffective. It would likely only hold you at whatever weight you would have reached on that dose of tirz though. so if you lost extra weight on reta you would probably regain some of it. as for your reta dosage, you'll likely need to titrate up to...

The key to the problem is in the chart title "in vitro assay". So it's not that the data is wrong. It's that it doesn't mean what people think. In Vitro means in a test tube. And what something does in a test tube is not the same thing as how it acts in the real body. It's too complicated.

Is she gaining weight? If not, it doesn't really matter if she has more appetite. Most people have more appetite on reta than other glps. That chart is completely irrelevant to real world effects. It doesn't explain anything because it doesn't apply to how the drug works in a real human body.

bremelanotide. brand name is vyleesi

I'd be comfortable using it past 2036

What dose did you take? I ended up needing 2.5mg to feel it.

Group testing is the answer. Vendor standing is meaningless. But also you could buy 5 kits of reta, test 3 vials and be set for ~$1k

$0.23mg was my latest price for tirz for comparison... $0.50 for reta. I'm pretty sure that's as cheap as possible at this moment.