help me choose a pep to round out an order

[clayd]

I'm about to place an order with SRY lab for some glp1. (if you don't like SRY, I understand, please move along, nothing to see here).

was thinking of adding a new pep to the order for trying out. from the US warehouse it looks like the options are
TB-500: apparently good for recovery and injury repair and muscle building
Glow: hair and skin - not interested really
SS-31: good for kidneys, heart, and possibly brain/alzheimers
KPV: not sure, looks like it's just generally good for you, anti aging, healing, etc.
GHK-cu: skin, nerve growth, anti-aging, inflammation

I do play tennis so injury is always a possibility but not really a current issue. I don't really lift weights at the moment so i'm not sure if tb-500 is right for me currently.
I am nervous about my kidneys and liver from my other habits, and also genetically in line for bad alzheimers disease so the SS-31 is interesting to me, but the vials are only 5mg and it looks like some people dose much higher than that.
I have a little bit of loose skin from weight loss but not bad. ghk-cu might not be necessary for me right now but anti-aging in general is interesting.

I am primarily interested if anyone here has experience with SS-31 or TB-500, why you took it, and if it seemed to help you. Or if you think I should look at kpv or ghk, i'm all ears, sell me

 

[brittmiche]

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[hexagonal]

I personally would hold TB-500 (and BPC-157) for when you have an actual injury. Both are known to promote angiogenesis, which is good when you have an injury, but bad if you happen to have a tumor growing somewhere. There's also some correlations in studies with TB-500 and cancer metastasizing.

There's no direct evidence of either *causing* cancer, so as long as that remains the case they shouldn't be a concern on that side of things as long as you don't already have it, but since screening is imperfect, it's a risk I wouldn't take without having reason to.

(I have a bad knee from a torn meniscus from a weightlifting injury years ago and recently have had some tendonitis in my elbows so I'm currently taking BPC-157 and TB-500, but only for an 8 week cycle - so I'm not discounting their usefulness in general.)

Glow is BPC-157, TB-500, and GHK-CU, so in theory it should provide similar benefits as the individual peptides.


I'm in the middle of an SS-31/MOTS-C protocol. Did 2mg SS-31 daily for 4 weeks, now 2mg daily with MOTS-C at 5mg mon/weds/fri for 4 weeks, and will drop to just 5mg per week for the 4 after that. I can't say I've noticed any of the purported benefits from it, will likely not repurchase.

 

[nonyabizznez]

Just an FYI that has nothing to do with your question. It took 2 hours swapping crypto to pay Sry last night. First "Lucy" said USDT Tron and provided an Ethereum address, (wallet error)then USDT Sol with a Solana address (wallet error) then I finally got a correct address for USDT Tron. I had to make multiple swaps with the 1/2 hour processing for each of 4 transactions! I finally sent them a successful hash at 4³⁰ AM! I would have given up and used a different vendor but I had a credit from a past inventory over estimation.

DM me if you want the correct address for USDT Tron cuz Lucy was a bit confused and kept pulling the football!

 

[Valerie]

I'm about to place an order with SRY lab for some glp1. (if you don't like SRY, I understand, please move along, nothing to see here).

was thinking of adding a new pep to the order for trying out. from the US warehouse it looks like the options are
TB-500: apparently good for recovery and injury repair and muscle building
Glow: hair and skin - not interested really
SS-31: good for kidneys, heart, and possibly brain/alzheimers
KPV: not sure, looks like it's just generally good for you, anti aging, healing, etc.
GHK-cu: skin, nerve growth, anti-aging, inflammation

I do play tennis so injury is always a possibility but not really a current issue. I don't really lift weights at the moment so i'm not sure if tb-500 is right for me currently.
I am nervous about my kidneys and liver from my other habits, and also genetically in line for bad alzheimers disease so the SS-31 is interesting to me, but the vials are only 5mg and it looks like some people dose much higher than that.
I have a little bit of loose skin from weight loss but not bad. ghk-cu might not be necessary for me right now but anti-aging in general is interesting.

I am primarily interested if anyone here has experience with SS-31 or TB-500, why you took it, and if it seemed to help you. Or if you think I should look at kpv or ghk, i'm all ears, sell me

These have made my list of "staples."
-BPC 157
-Tb 4 (Tb500) -- great for general healing and inflammation; I love it.
-GHK-cu overall healing and regeneration
--- I blend these 3 to make glow (50/10/10; ghk cu/bpc/tb4) as well as take BPC and TB alone

Just ran SS31 and loved it (mito membrane repair). It's now on my staples list.

Individual results vary based on in part by age. The younger and fitter may feel little to no effects which isn't to mean things are being done "under the hood" which will present themselves down the road.

 

[sspower9498]

Definitely glow as ot contains the Ghk-cu, tb500 and Bpc157 u have a little bit of everything there hair,skin,injuries,etc

 

[Valerie]

Definitely glow as ot contains the Ghk-cu, tb500 and Bpc157 u have a little bit of everything there hair,skin,injuries,etc

True dat

 

[GimmeABreak]

I'm about to place an order with SRY lab for some glp1. (if you don't like SRY, I understand, please move along, nothing to see here).

was thinking of adding a new pep to the order for trying out. from the US warehouse it looks like the options are
TB-500: apparently good for recovery and injury repair and muscle building
Glow: hair and skin - not interested really
SS-31: good for kidneys, heart, and possibly brain/alzheimers
KPV: not sure, looks like it's just generally good for you, anti aging, healing, etc.
GHK-cu: skin, nerve growth, anti-aging, inflammation

I do play tennis so injury is always a possibility but not really a current issue. I don't really lift weights at the moment so i'm not sure if tb-500 is right for me currently.
I am nervous about my kidneys and liver from my other habits, and also genetically in line for bad alzheimers disease so the SS-31 is interesting to me, but the vials are only 5mg and it looks like some people dose much higher than that.
I have a little bit of loose skin from weight loss but not bad. ghk-cu might not be necessary for me right now but anti-aging in general is interesting.

I am primarily interested if anyone here has experience with SS-31 or TB-500, why you took it, and if it seemed to help you. Or if you think I should look at kpv or ghk, i'm all ears, sell me

Another vote for SS-31, especially if you're old (like me). With 5mg vials you can titrate up to 5mg and then just reconstitute with sterile water and pin the whole vial.

 

[clayd]

what would i expect from ss-31? like how would i know if it's doing anything for me? @GimmeABreak @Valerie
even though i've lost weight i think i'm at long term risk of both heart disease and also mega risk of alzheimers. that's why ss-31 stands out to me. but if i tried it, how would i know it helped? what did you see from it?

 

[GimmeABreak]

what would i expect from ss-31? like how would i know if it's doing anything for me? @GimmeABreak @Valerie
even though i've lost weight i think i'm at long term risk of both heart disease and also mega risk of alzheimers. that's why ss-31 stands out to me. but if i tried it, how would i know it helped? what did you see from it?

For me it was energy and focus, but if you are younger, and your mitochondria are in good shape, you might not get anything from it. I am sure it is still doing things behind the scenes but it is by far my favorite of the mito stack of (NAD+, MOTs-C, SS-31, Humanin - but haven't tried this one yet).

I can't wait to start another cycle next month.

 

[Valerie]

what would i expect from ss-31? like how would i know if it's doing anything for me? @GimmeABreak @Valerie
even though i've lost weight i think i'm at long term risk of both heart disease and also mega risk of alzheimers. that's why ss-31 stands out to me. but if i tried it, how would i know it helped? what did you see from it?

@clayd You make an excellent point. If you're over 40 (random age) you may feel an increase in energy. I felt it the first 3 days and less so now. I know it's working because my NAD works at a lower dose than I was using before the SS31 run. I also use less Lipo C. Although not the goal- I've lost 6 lbs. I've been in maintenance with Tirz since September. The changes are cumulative over time and subtle. If you're under 40, I look at it like using sun screen ... you may be glad you did but the protection may not be apparent at the time; that's how I look at anti aging ... keeps cells stronger for longer no matter the age and enables your system to run more efficiently.

 

[clayd]

@clayd You make an excellent point. If you're over 40 (random age) you may feel an increase in energy. I felt it the first 3 days and less so now. I know it's working because my NAD works at a lower dose than I was using before the SS31 run. I also use less Lipo C. Although not the goal- I've lost 6 lbs. I've been in maintenance with Tirz since September. The changes are cumulative over time and subtle. If you're under 40, I look at it like using sun screen ... you may be glad you did but the protection may not be apparent at the time; that's how I look at anti aging ... keeps cells stronger for longer no matter the age and enables your system to run more efficiently.

thank you, that's helpful. i'm over 40 but only a little

 

[Valerie]

thank you, that's helpful. i'm over 40 but only a little

Do a run. I think you'll like it. I'm doing the 25 day started at 2mg and moved up to 4mg. It's expensive so holding the dose under 4 will work as well.

Come back and let us know !