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I'd avoid sending crypto directly from a big player like Cash App (or PayPal!). Their feelings get hurt easily, they get mad, and then they get even. As @HoopFan suggested, first move it to Exodus wallet and send from there. Screenshot the results of your payment transfer and send that, plus...

I would certainly follow @ZippityDooDah's advice. But a possible explanation relates to Armenia's very unpopular implementation this year of strict electronic prescribing requirements for certain categories of drugs (while the vast majority remain de facto over-the-counter). My guess is that...

You can try various more sophisticated shipment tracking websites (17track, 517track, parcelsapp) but sometimes it shows inane movement in and out of facilities near the China airport and is more frustrating than nothing at all. I'd wait a month from order date to begin to get impatient about...

The extreme hand-holding you expect makes you an extremely bad candidate for grey market peptides. If you're seeking personal medical care, try the NHS. If you're a reseller, you shouldn't be in the business at all. Find info & thoroughly learn FIRST, and only then place an order and ask only...

If you buy vegetables from a supermarket, would you expect the person at the till to teach you how to cook them? It's a completely absurd expectation, to put it mildly. Ask a chef first, or consult a cookbook or an online discussion board focused on cooking... and only THEN once you have...

And re the 30-unit syringe... that's fine, for the weight-loss peptides anyway. Use the reverse calculator that's linked in my signature (rotate phone to landscape/horizontal to view). Choose 20 units (regardless of mg) if you'll be at the same dosage in milligrams for the whole vial. Or...

Because I find reconning to be a bit of a pain in the ass and I'd rather get it all done with at once.

I'm not sure it's even an acronym, but I don't know what it is...?

Each of us makes his own choices on the continuum of safety etc. YMMV. Intuitively, but not scientifically, I don't trust vial-splitting for sterility (too complicated; untrustworthy vendors; specialized equipment) but it seems everyone else who would consider it goes for it. My go-forward...

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Familiarize yourself with the group-testing servers, where you can share the cost of testing a batch with other end-users in what is ideally an unbiased and reasonably applicable assessment. Be sure the testing is from Janoshik Analytical, which is considered the authoritative lab for grey...

I think the drug is one molecule. So I don't think they can make changes, as such. Maybe to the dosage/administration protocol. But perhaps I'm wrong.

When I first saw the word, I thought it was pronounced the way the CEO did in @IshimaruKenta's link. But I'm pretty sure I then saw video showing him pronouncing it the way I typed in comment #22 here. Anyway, they'll find some even worse names for the brands.

Maybe https://glp1forum.com/threads/abnormal-lab-results-in-phase-3-participant.5881/

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I wonder if this sort of exception is why (see other recent thread) EL isn't playing up Reta in their corporate/investor communications.

Yes, 624 on the discord server. Per server rules, specific results are restricted to paid-in group-test participants though, until after a delay period (30 days?), when they become available to server members. At no point to the general public, barring dangerous findings.

Many Discord servers have a "read this first" type section of their channel list (table of contents). Many also have a Verify or Verification channel which simply requires that you click a link to verify that you're real.

tirzepatide is the generic chemical name for Mounjaro, so it's exact rather than closest. Except that it won't come in an autoinjector. You'll get dry-form in a kit of 10 vials (each vial containing the number of milligrams stated in marketing description). You'll need to learn about and...

You're absolutely right about sema & tirz, and now the super-secret non-existent group testing server is midway on a Janoshik test on frozen reconned reta. Two vials undergo thaw & tests at three stages. The first has happened, showing no significant (beyond margin of error) mass degradation...

Peter Magic didn't (at least in the Rory interview recently posted) say that. He said, off the cuff, that risk of injection site reaction might increase with potential microbial growth. He was probably referring to vials reconned with saline or sterile water (which is what's available in the...

No yikes. The no-freeze advice comes from the original form of the medication, whose mechanical injector pen would be messed up by freezing. Lab tests have shown that the chemistry itself is unaffected, and quite obviously the crimped-on rubber stopper wouldn't be affected by freezing either.

I'd be more worried about sterility issues when splitting it up into multiple vials. I'd either move the reconnned vial in and out of freezer (it thaws quickly) or just ignore the 4-week rule and go with 12 weeks refrigerated (as I and many others here do)...assuming always alcohol-swabbing...

"feels" is a term used in this community to mean assessing a peptide's strength and quality by direct internal use, rather than scientific testing in a laboratory.

You won't be blackballed for naming the vendor and stating your experience and your perspective. It would be different if, for example, you're a vendor or reseller trying to smear another due to a vendetta. Your explanation was thorough and careful. It's helpful for others to know, and to...

So the question remains: all speculation and reasoning aside, has anybody EVER heard a specific, believable incident of TSA or Customs in any country actually confiscating/fining/jailing for bringing a reasonable quantity of reconstituted peptides vials and their accompanying syringes? Even...

As noted, search this site a really lot for purchases of "kits" (box of 10 vials, each of the stated mg dose, all for the sum total price mentioned) from independent online vendors. Use the generic name of the injectable you're taking when searching. Also note that you'll be buying a...

Flying Purple Pep Guild is the easiest one to get started with. You can search on this website for the Telegram link. [Sorry; I don't remember if rules currently allow posting non-vendor group links here.]

I'm reducing.

Thank you for the irrefutable documentary evidence that this outlandish claim is 1000% false. Also, monkeys are funny.

A recent Finnrick-submitted test performed by another less-used lab, Krause, came back at 95.3mg for a well-tested (by other labs, which had slight-overfill consensus) Nexa 60mg tirz batch. Although every lab has its own methodology, which gives a small variation to results, we can't assume...

See https://glp1plotter.com/

I think it's important that all payers (private insurance, public insurance, individuals) push back hard--including refusal--when bad players selectively overcharge. Ozempic costs insurance companies in the US >than $1,000 a month, while in France (as one example) the same company sells the...

They all have a nearly 100% chance of making it through OK.

I get <$55K total street value, based on 100% 15 mg weekly dosing of tirz, using the cost per mg of a recent jumbo-vials group buy purchase I made. I wonder what the total staff/system/storage cost of this bust was? Probably around $3.53 million!

They're jealous of us because we're prettier than they are.

Metabolic syndrome doesn't mess around!

Many people here consider 3 months good... assuming alcohol-swabbing the vial top before recon (Hospira bac water only) and before each time you draw a dose. And of course refrigerating for all but the couple of minutes when you're using it. Personally, I'd go four months. But it's a...

My sense is that Binh has ended marketing and is just selling off remaining inventory. Tirzepatide remains very popular, and increasingly so as more people are pushed to the grey market. Price per milligram has plummeted.

Who is Riz?

Discord strikes again. [sigh]

Overhydrate all day long, start each feeding with protein and aim for higher than usual protein, try to go for a walk after each feeding. Learn to associate feeling of fullness with satiety, and then learn to control feeding size to prevent excessive feeling of fullness.

If it differs by more than 10%, I'll always use the test result for mg in recon calculation. If less than 10% off, I either use what it's supposed to be, or the test result mg amount. Usually the latter, because I like my pinning to be right at a convenient numbered tick on the syringe ... so...

If I understand what you're seeking--producing accurate doses when tested vial's mass differs >10% from nominal amount--determine your intended liquid amount (10 to 50 units is usually best, coinciding with a numbered tick on the syringe) and use the reverse calculator in my signature. A mg to...

Eyeball it as best you can. 20%! That's why the testing is important.

Welcome! It sounds like you're on a good path, and Nexaph is an excellent choice for you at this stage. Two things: You need to adjust your calculations of how many milligrams are in each vial, based on lab testing of the batch (unless it's within 10% of the nominal mgs). In the case of...

What's even odder is that OP's intro thread says "I started semaglutide 6 weeks ago (0.25mg from a local clinic)," and reports great success. Almost certainly "some weird off-brand version," and probably very obviously so. Reconstituted and highly price-marked-up grey peptides.

I finally used a box of actual Mounjaro autoinjectors after months and months of grey tirz from an insulin syringe ... and I HATED them! The thwack-and-wait, while not actually painful per se, felt like a disturbingly violent sensation. I don't know why anyone would seek out clones of them at...

The reason I won't order again from SSA (until they fix it) is that they have no discipline regarding batches. The same cap color (on tirzepatide, but probably everything) continues for months and months, with the "Mfg: MM DD YYYY" changing monthly. That makes testing absolutely pointless and...

If you need help becoming comfortable with the grey-market approach that most people on this discussion board use, bear in mind that Ozempic isn't FDA-approved for pre-diabetes anyway. No medication is. Your doctor embraced off-label treatment, which is in the spirit of off-brand grey-market...