So like, how much of a stockpile do you have of your peptides?

[Graymaxxem]

2036.
That's when T goes generic, although L can stretch it out into the 2040s, probably.
I've got a couplish years, but that latest Q deal is looking mighty fine.

 

[texastimbo]

Probably time to stop buying as I’ve more than maxxed out my peptide freezer cases. It represents about 6 months of RETA, 4 months of SEMA, 2 YEARS of CAGRI and 10 months of GLOW protocol once the final kit of BOC-157 arrives. THAT will put me over the top of my freezer-peptide-case-capacity!
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Love the containers! I have a couple that I have purchased from her and plan to buy more!

 

[YoYoFat]

2036.
That's when T goes generic, although L can stretch it out into the 2040s, probably.
I've got a couplish years, but that latest Q deal is looking mighty fine.

It could go generic before that if Eli Lilly authorizes another manufacturer to make an authorized generic, just as Novo recently did with Mylan to permit generic Ozempic to begin in India early next year.

Just sayin'.

 

[YoYoFat]

Years worth of tirzepatide but now considering switching to reta because of the debilitating fatigue and anhedonia.

B12 helps with that. Might give it a try.

 

[YoYoFat]

RS only has 320 mg of research tirz.

About same, plus about 40 mg compound Sema. But RS is only at 2.5mg Tirz, so it’s going to last a bit even with small increases.

 

[MingHenry]

I have never had the zero appetite or I have to force myself to eat on either Sema or Tirz. I actually seem to be eating more lately. I’m 10-15 lbs from my final stopping point. Starting to wonder if Cagri is a better alternative to Reta right now for me. I may have to research more on this.

Would love to know what your research tells you - regarding Cagri or Reta.