Reta 20 vs Reta 10

[Mochizuki0124]

Im new to the peptide world. I bought a 20mg Reta and a 10mg Reta but the qty looks the same. Is it just the potency that changes and not the volume? Thanks in advance

 

[tslaguy]

Correct

 

[CNCCurrency]

Im new to the peptide world. I bought a 20mg Reta and a 10mg Reta but the qty looks the same. Is it just the potency that changes and not the volume? Thanks in advance

True

 

[woundcarping]

The volume difference of 10mg of a peptide is less than 1unit/.01ml.

 

[frostycobbler]

You also have to take into consideration how much your dosage is against how much mg you have. Reconstituted reta is highly sensitive and only lasts upto 4 weeks even if stored in a fridge. So, say you are only doing 1mg per week but its from a reconstituted 20mg Reta, then you only would have finished 4mg out of that 20 after 4 weeks and now the remaining 16mg would be no good or not as effective.

 

[Mochizuki0124]

I am planning to titrate up thats why I got the 20mg.

 

[BNLFL]

Reconstituted reta is highly sensitive and only lasts upto 4 weeks even if stored in a fridge. So, say you are only doing 1mg per week but its from a reconstituted 20mg Reta, then you only would have finished 4mg out of that 20 after 4 weeks and now the remaining 16mg would be no good or not as effective.

Wrong. I'll use mine till 8-10 weeks.

 

[UnusualLLama]

Im new to the peptide world. I bought a 20mg Reta and a 10mg Reta but the qty looks the same. Is it just the potency that changes and not the volume? Thanks in advance

I believe most of what you actually see in a vial is filler, the peptides themselves are tiny tiny tiny tiny.

 

[Derbyshire]

You also have to take into consideration how much your dosage is against how much mg you have. Reconstituted reta is highly sensitive and only lasts upto 4 weeks even if stored in a fridge. So, say you are only doing 1mg per week but its from a reconstituted 20mg Reta, then you only would have finished 4mg out of that 20 after 4 weeks and now the remaining 16mg would be no good or not as effective.

Please be mindful what your opinion is on subjects like this. There is lots of data and testing on products to confirm the length on time and what percentage it can degrade at. You Tube has many videos and on line papers with test scoring. Risk tolerance is also a factor as is the fluid you use to recon the powder. Please share the data you have if possible to back your statement. I personally do not discuss my risk tolerance on how long I keep peptides for and that also means I do not have to share my investigations and studying material. This is not me having a go, rather giving advice on how you or others respond as we have people reading these posts and some will take this data as facts.