I think a lot of people are panicked and curious right now. But once they see that sourcing from domestic vendors is still somewhat pricey but without the safety and convenience of their telehealth service, and that sourcing from China is straight up sketch A.F........ They'll go a different route. Probably compounded Sema because that shortage doesn't look to be ending anytime soon, or maybe even Liraglutide because it's available as generic now and it does work if you're willing to pin on the daily. I just don't think a lot of people are going to be able to follow through with moving to the dark side. It's a nice thought for many of them now, but most won't do it.
Ok.. this is going to be one of my infamous longarrhea posts... This isn't directed at anyone specific and not intended as offensive. I speak my mind, if you don't like it, block me!
I get it! My ins stopped paying and I went 2 months without before I was willing to take a chance. Because of what I was reading, I convinced myself that I'd be willing to pay domestic prices for sema, forever. $120/month was cheap enough. Fortunately, for me, I caught a 4th of July sale and bought a year supply of Sema for half price - $60 for a 14mg vial x 8. I was, and still am, happy about that purchase and I'm still using it on 2 RS's.
It took another month of research to learn the direct china options and be comfortable enough to pull the trigger on 2 kits of sema10 from GYC - which cost $278 shipped. Even with all that research, there were issues with that buy that took almost 2 more months to sort out, but I ended up with 2 kits of Sema that tested at 12mg with 99.85% purity. That's 5 doses of 2.4mg for $28. Add in $4 bac water, and I'm at about $20/month for Sema. 7x less than domestic and 60x less than name brand!! Yeah, Fuck big pharma - greedy pricks!
Since that time, I've managed to work through the requirements to get into better options and get into buying groups that are a much better option than what most people are doing. Don't ask me to hand you this info. These groups are protected and I won't risk my membership or expose the group to people who promise to keep a secret, then run to Reddit and tell the world! If you want in to fight club, you'll have to put in the time and research to figure it out. The fact I even told you these exist, is more than I should have said...
again. This is me helping people - if you don't see it as such, that's your loss!
While I don't recommend taking advice from 1 person, if all you read are my 386 postings, you will see my journey and learn A LOT. Certainly enough to direct your own research in whatever direction you choose. I would also recommend reading the posts of the other 3 members with the most posts here. Dionysos, Milos, and our admin Zip. That's a lot of posts, but much of what the 4 of us have said will get you where you need to be. I would also pay attention to, and follow, those who are labeled as "Research Experts". If Zip finds them level headed enough and trustworthy of being mods, then what they have to say should be included in your research. We don't all agree on everything, which is a good thing. Form your own opinions and follow your research. If anything goes wrong, there's no one to blame but yourself. That said, this forum is by no means the be all, end all research center. It is but 1 source and there are many others... From numerous books about peptides, written by doctors, to at least 9 other platforms. There is an endless supply of research material.
I've also spent countless hours researching every aspect, from bac water and syringes, to storage and my latest venture - filtering. In my journey, I learned about 30+ other peptides and have been down numerous rabbit holes learning about them.
Take my rant for what it's worth to you. I am still very new to this and by no means an expert. I'm less experienced than everyone else I mentioned in this post, but I'm disabled and have spent 30-50 hours a week researching for the last 5 months, so I've certainly put in the time. Most people can't dedicate this much time and it might take a year or more to put in that amount of research.
I realize the majority of people who previously found their way here are willing to put in the research, but there are those who come in asking questions like - " I'm new, tell me everything I need to know so that I can have tirz in my hand tomorrow". It just doesn't work like that! And if we start into this mass influx of 200 people a day, instead of 200 per month, then there will be A WHOLE LOT MORE of those who insist on being spoon fed.
One thing that irritates me, and others, is when someone asks a question that was answered 5 posts earlier, and 8 other times in the same thread. If you can't read at least the last page or 2 of a thread before asking a question, then I have nothing to offer you... And it speaks volumes about you. I spoon fed my kids... you are not my kids... I'm not spoon feeding anyone!
If you read the intro to the forum, our admin is, or at least was, adamant about each person doing their own research. There are too many risks to be leaning on 1 person for all of your research. Everyone has a different level of what they are comfortable with. Some have no problem ordering from the first place they see and injecting "who knows what" without another thought. While others might spend 4 months researching, only to never buy anything because they don't trust a drug that isn't FDA approved and comes from a pharmacy... With 20 levels in between.
QSC and Amo are the 2 places most people run to first. I will say I have not, and will not, buy from either of them. If you don't know why I said that then you either haven't done enough research, or you are much more trusting than me. The more I learn, the more I'm satisfied with that choice. But I'm also riddled with bad luck, misfortune, and my cup is definitely half empty! Some call me a pessimist, I call it realism. But make no mistake, I'm a grumpy old prick, and I have no problem expressing it. On the other hand, I have no problem giving someone the shirt off my back, if I feel like you need it.
Think of me like Gordon Ramsey... I can be kind and work with kids, but also have no problem screaming in your face and throwing you out of my kitchen. There is a reason I'm not a mod, and I'm fine with that. I'm very much self aware. It is what it is.
If you made it through whats probably my longest post yet, good for you! You might have a chance of finding the better options.
I'm not open to debate this, these are my opinions and this is my experience. Take it for what it's worth and move to the next step in your journey.
End Napoleon complex rant...