My Favorite Reta Supplier

[keangkong]

That’s a different thing though. Some drugs work for some people, some drugs don’t. They are claiming that the exact same drug works differently for them depending on the vendor. I just don’t see how that would work, other than as suggested, someone reacting to fillers. But if Drug A1 at 99% purity works for them, then Drug A2 at 99% purity (being the exact same drug) should work for them.

Theoretically, I can think of a few reasons. It's well known that prescription Ritalin works somewhat better than the generic. My endocrinologist has told me to take Synthroid brand thyroid hormone because each brand gets absorbed a little differently and that if I changed brands, While I'm sure there are other examples that exist, the general rule is that generic drugs work fine. I tend to be skeptical of those who claim that a particular manufacturer makes a better version.

 

[fetefille]

That’s a different thing though. Some drugs work for some people, some drugs don’t. They are claiming that the exact same drug works differently for them depending on the vendor. I just don’t see how that would work, other than as suggested, someone reacting to fillers. But if Drug A1 at 99% purity works for them, then Drug A2 at 99% purity (being the exact same drug) should work for them.

Someone already answered this better than I could, the generic vs brand, or even certain store brands against other store brands.

Also the 99% purity isn’t rating the quality of the peptide, just the amount of the expected, yes?

 

[nhooydz]

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How was their Tirz bad for you??

get a vitamin B IV, it will help with Anxiety, plus if you are dehydrated TIrz will have some side affects.

Thank you for the advice, I did consume electrolytes but not vitamin B.. the more you know

 

[Gwenhwyfar227]

I may be misunderstanding what you’re asking, so if I am, pls disregard.

Why would this be wrong, not true? Not all prescriptions act or feel the same in everyone. From side effects to efficacy, it can be different.

Amlodipine is for blood pressure, pretty standard Rx, very good to most folks. It causes me gingival hyperplasia *and* didn’t lower my bp. It’s pure, it’s tested, it works well for most—but not for me.

That’s every everything. Why does that seem strange to you, that a med that works for one may not work for another?

Agree . Just because something was created to do 1 thing in our bodies doesn't guarantee our bodies will do it. Every system is different. And even if it is SUPPOSED to do one thing it doesn't take away the possibility of it not.
I am one of those individuals that about 25% or more of drugs have reverse,not adverse, effects on. I have to * test* everything given on a day i have no plans and have family around incase of a trip to the hospital.

 

[mopo89]

Theoretically, I can think of a few reasons. It's well known that prescription Ritalin works somewhat better than the generic. My endocrinologist has told me to take Synthroid brand thyroid hormone because each brand gets absorbed a little differently and that if I changed brands, While I'm sure there are other examples that exist, the general rule is that generic drugs work fine. I tend to be skeptical of those who claim that a particular manufacturer makes a better version.

I think the Synthroid thing has to do with the fillers though, and not sure about the Ritalin. Not the actual drug itself. My dad was a pharmacist and I wish he was still around so I could pick his brain about this! I also think it's a big mental thing - if you believe that one vendor has better products and have convinced yourself that it works better, you're probably going to notice the bad/ineffective parts more when you take a different vendor's products. Like confirmation bias, basically.

 

[fetefille]

Agree . Just because something was created to do 1 thing in our bodies doesn't guarantee our bodies will do it. Every system is different. And even if it is SUPPOSED to do one thing it doesn't take away the possibility of it not.
I am one of those individuals that about 25% or more of drugs have reverse,not adverse, effects on. I have to * test* everything given on a day i have no plans and have family around incase of a trip to the hospital.

Omg, my good friend is the same way. She’s been in Ozempic for diabetes for well over a year. They’ve played with the dosage, she’s logged everything, she exercises, but her body will not drop a pound. In fact, she gained weight. To be sure, she wasn’t on it for weight loss, but they were hoping some would happen. It’s not even lowering her A1c all that much. I keep telling her to try mounjaro or come to the gray side…

 

[nhooydz]

Tbh this seems like a hardcore thyroid or something issue if she didn't lose weight, or she defied the rules of pyhsics lol. Or she's lying about her eating habits, my father was the same until i found out healthy salads = mayo, grilled chicken = lots of oil. Only thing that might happening is that the fatigue caused by ozempic is severly impacting her day to day activities and lowering her caloric expenditure by a lot, which for women can be horrible.

 

[mopo89]

Agree . Just because something was created to do 1 thing in our bodies doesn't guarantee our bodies will do it. Every system is different. And even if it is SUPPOSED to do one thing it doesn't take away the possibility of it not.
I am one of those individuals that about 25% or more of drugs have reverse,not adverse, effects on. I have to * test* everything given on a day i have no plans and have family around incase of a trip to the hospital.

I agree with this, but I think there is a misunderstanding here. I obviously know meds don't work the same for everyone. I am someone who had no luck with ozempic. Whether it was name brand or grey market, semaglutide just had zero effect on me. It flat out didn't work - I was a non-responder.

But what we're talking about here is a different situation. A situation where someone is saying (for example), all things (purity) considered equal, that ozempic does not work but QSC/GYC/whatever vendor sema does. I just don't see how that is possible, unless fillers are somehow interfering. But if 2 vendors have the exact same purity and fillers, I don't see how someone would respond differently to both.