The urge to stock up peps in the freezer is coming back

I guess that at some point in the not too distant future China will crack down on it internally. Won't happen for a few years, but once they have several home grown peptides on the market locally, I imagine these new potentially highly profitable companies will not be happy with the competition that did not have to pay for the research. And I would guess that China will want to market them worldwide, especially to the less rich countries. The possible amounts of money involved are insane, maybe even a trillion dollars, even if they end up selling them for a quarter or a tenth the price of current glp's. Probably not for 3 to 5 years is my guess, but it makes stockpiling hard to work out, probably need 8 to ten years worth to be safeish, until there is a lot of competition and generics. There are about 200 obesity related medications currently in drug development, so there will be better and cheaper ones eventually.
 
DOOO ITT... everything might disappear or get expensive . Only what you can afford obv. Maybe a year or two
 

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I guess that at some point in the not too distant future China will crack down on it internally. Won't happen for a few years, but once they have several home grown peptides on the market locally, I imagine these new potentially highly profitable companies will not be happy with the competition that did not have to pay for the research. And I would guess that China will want to market them worldwide, especially to the less rich countries. The possible amounts of money involved are insane, maybe even a trillion dollars, even if they end up selling them for a quarter or a tenth the price of current glp's. Probably not for 3 to 5 years is my guess, but it makes stockpiling hard to work out, probably need 8 to ten years worth to be safeish, until there is a lot of competition and generics. There are about 200 obesity related medications currently in drug development, so there will be better and cheaper ones eventually.
This is the one that worries me. However if things it rough generic sema is real close and will probably be a very easy option to cross borders if it gets really bad. I still keep wanting to add. I'm fighting myself between more reta or Tirz.
 
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