Peotidethrowaway
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And yet here we are talking about out the thing that you take a test to join that says don’t talk about it
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it doesn’t have such a rule. Another side effect of lazy disengaged people not wanting to put in any effort is you end up with a community that understands its value and acts with appropriate discretion. That’s probably why you don’t see people popping off about it all the time. I think stairway to gray has some group test thing, sounds like some of you are probably better suited to going that direction.
Can you break rules you haven't seen because no one is even supposed to know about it?
Peotidethrowaway
New_Member
It most certainly does
Directly from my invite.
Just a reminder:
Rule 1: You do not talk about Fight Club. (This is the most well-known rule, emphasizing secrecy.)
Rule 2: YOU DO NOT talk about Fight Club! (Double emphasis on keeping it quiet.)
In other words: We don’t mention the subject of purchases to any processors of payments, to any shipping companies, to anyone at all PERIOD…, -
I checked with the PTDS guys, I’m not sure where the invite came from but that text seems to be a Peppy’s thing or something. Not a rule at PTDS, they didn’t write that. I’d nuked this thread for a few hours when I thought I was mistaken and wanting to honor that policy, but having touched base with them I’m un-nuking it. Feel free to talk about fight club all you want.
GimmeABreak
Research Enthusiast
I haven't tested my own peps but I like participating in the tests beyond "is this vial of T30 from zzz good on mass/purity".
Test like cartridge / vial sterility, pep degradation tests, test on various peps stored in the freezer/fridge/closet, heat degradation testing, lab comparisons anything out of the ordinary and I'm in.
There is so much we don't know about the care, storage and handling of the peps we're using. These tests shed some light on it and eventually helps the entire community. Like the test for freeze/thaw cycles on reconstituted Tirz. Conventional wisdom has alway been "don't freeze reconstituted" the test results for Tirz completely debunked this.
Test like cartridge / vial sterility, pep degradation tests, test on various peps stored in the freezer/fridge/closet, heat degradation testing, lab comparisons anything out of the ordinary and I'm in.
There is so much we don't know about the care, storage and handling of the peps we're using. These tests shed some light on it and eventually helps the entire community. Like the test for freeze/thaw cycles on reconstituted Tirz. Conventional wisdom has alway been "don't freeze reconstituted" the test results for Tirz completely debunked this.
Peotidethrowaway
New_Member
I don’t think very many people can invite there. I can ask for clarification
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peptideusername
Registered
This is accurate and on purpose for all the reasons @exploitedworkerbee outlined in this thread. I'm pretty active on that server, and I know the folks with invite capabilities were selected because they are very engaged in the gray peptide space and it's testing, and have been for a while.I don’t think very many people can invite there. I can ask for clarification
Call it gate keeping all you want, because it pretty much is. And that's the point.
See you there!
(You too, bee...)
Windingroads06
Less is More
For those watching...
Lurking is both educational and entertaining.
I've been burned in past other group buy and testing efforts. People may say, "Oh yeah, testing is good!" And may pay money for testing. But when it came time to actually give up a vial and get the thing done... it was a slow walking foot dragging no go. Then the drama. Smh.
Testing isn't hard and with the cost of grey vs. cost of brand, it isn't that expensive.
The purpose of testing is safety. What price are you willing to put on your life and ability to live it? These are chemicals you are injecting into your body. You could die from it. You could... you get it.
A group testing effort where people actually do what they say they will do sounds like heaven.
If it's a group that actually functions and does what it says It will, I'd really like to have an invite.
Lurking is both educational and entertaining.
I've been burned in past other group buy and testing efforts. People may say, "Oh yeah, testing is good!" And may pay money for testing. But when it came time to actually give up a vial and get the thing done... it was a slow walking foot dragging no go. Then the drama. Smh.
Testing isn't hard and with the cost of grey vs. cost of brand, it isn't that expensive.
The purpose of testing is safety. What price are you willing to put on your life and ability to live it? These are chemicals you are injecting into your body. You could die from it. You could... you get it.
A group testing effort where people actually do what they say they will do sounds like heaven.
If it's a group that actually functions and does what it says It will, I'd really like to have an invite.
zpped
Research Enthusiast
The dumb part is its an extremely open gate. More like a turnstyle. People just aren't willing to do even the most basic steps.
Exactly why I keep going with the vendor everyone hates, it's more expensive but it's tested. PGB sounds promising to me, I have the link open in another tab I need to remember to use to join. I've watched people try to arrange third party testing and it seems to be a nightmare. Testing is important to me but I don't want to foot the entire cost myself unless I'm buying more than one kit at a time. Why am I going to learn crypto then have to search out other people who got the same batch as me who will actually follow through? I've joined a bunch of discord servers, people are begging for volunteers to send a vial, then getting them to actually drop them off, etc etc. No wonder everyone complains about group buys, even the ones who love them, they take forever and the poor fucking organizers. Then to have to get a vendor to follow through if something IS wrong.... I truly feel bad for the people who arrange it all. I'd be so stressed.
Kaybrewski
New_Member
Good thing I never joined?
Kaybrewski
New_Member
It actually is extremely basic if you have any medical background. I just never finished because it felt pretentious.
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