I split dose. I take 2mg in the am and 2mg in the

@atlas01 good idea! I do the same, trial a single or 2, if it makes a difference, I purchase a kit.

@jamiegallien I can't say for sure but my understanding is that the companies run lyophilization phase themselves. They may receive the synthesized product as TFA salt, then run counter-ion process to replace TFA salts with acetate salt, then lyophilize. Or they receive it already as acetate salt. But this is my speculation, and they are not very clear and open on what they do and where they do it. This was the response: Our products are supplied as acetate salts, meaning acetate is the specified counter-ion for the finished product. We do not supply our products as TFA salts.

@Eleanor lol, I didn't get called out. I called out my AI bot about it. And it was sorry, like my dog after she stole my sandwich.

@Eleanor Why did the red head biochemist refuse to work in the lab that was missing half its amino acids? She said she couldn't put up with those damned incomplete peptides

Lately I been trying to figure out a way to reduce hitting a nerve while pinning. Example- The skin of an average human has 1000+ sensory nerves per square inch. I reduced my chances from pinning a nerve by first avoiding the obvious. I first avoid the hair follicles because at the base called The Root Hair Plexus has sensory nerve fibers wrap around each hair bulb. The other is called Free Nerve Endings that are close to the surface and through out our entire skin. This is how we feel pain. You cannot see them but you can definitely feel them. Those are the ones to look out for. What I do is use the pen tip and lightly pin the surface of my skin until I feel the least sensitive spot. Lightly pin without breaking skin. If you are lucky you will feel nothing. Most likely it is a spot where there are less to no free nerve endings. That is the sweet spot. As for the nerve and blood vessels, "Pinch pin and pray". [image: 1783996273488-sensory-receptors-skin-detailed-anatomy-beautiful-bright-colors-49741056.jpg]

They do have loyalty rewards too. You get points that you can redeem for money off future orders.

QSC is in Grey listings

@EXTROPIAN Sounds easy enough LOL. You first!

@geauxtigers.va try adding more BAC water to dilute it more. Also inject very slowly to decrease the histamine response.

@mattclayton Yes dysesthesia. It happened to me at 3.5mg. She need to titrate down. It will go away. Why is she increasing the dose? With Reta you definitely have to find your least most effective dose. Find your sweet spot. Hungry enough to eat your proteins and micro nutrients but fill up quick. Impulsive food noise gone, like the munchies. All while burning fat 24/7 mainly through the liver. You control your caloric deficit with quality foods to maintain muscle and function. Your impulses on auto, allowing for a healthy metabolic reset. "Sign me up"

I know, but I usually filter into the cartridge. And I mostly use 50mg now. But I never had a problem going 60 days with it. That said, I read somewhere that the Copper component acts as a bit of an antiseptic, I wish I had the reference. And use Hospira.

@Americanchild thank you

8 week cycle for the rodent, then take 2 weeks off and start again. Helps tweaked back for the rodent.

@statieeight i agree, I haven’t done it yet, but when I do will be changing needles

@tombourque - GrowthGuys seems to be a Canadian supplier that offers a lot of up to date tests on their products. On the even greyer market side you could also check out QSC. You will have to use the telegram app and you also need to pay by Crytpo https://t.me/qsctgchannel They have sporadic Canadian availability but at really good pricing and with posted Janoshik COA's Canadian restocking has recently been on the rise but the stuff sells out quickly so you need to check in regularly.

@TBone It’s not as abundant as the GHK-Cu powder, but it’s out there. EvolveBioPep has it, I believe Ion peptides, and Im sure a few others.

I haven't seen this peptide commonly available but I have located a supply. The research subject involved has tested below detectable limits on two consecutive tests so it appears that adding this compound to the research could be useful.

The same thing happened to my rat with both CJC No DAC/IPA and also MOTS-c. For a week or two nothing. Then itchy red spot that lasts 2-3 days usually. It caused him to stop MOTS and he's powering through the CJC/IPA until my cycle is over.