ABBV-295 is an investigational, long-acting amylin analog developed by AbbVie and Gubra for the treatment of obesity. It acts as a non-incretin-based therapy by activating amylin and calcitonin receptors to suppress appetite and delay gastric emptying. https://youtu.be/-vXtzFPE0Dc?is=JqfGC3HdP48X7HfQ

@WisGal64 He did a great video as well. and went through several websites

@STATIEEIGHT I figure we all do. I just had to ask.

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I wonder if this applies to Survo also. I've been running survo on my rat for 3 months with the tirz and I'm still getting gout like symptoms in my big toes. Not quite like a gout flare up because it doesn't get all red, but pain to where I can barely walk sometimes. Uric acid levels are in the normal range also. Until recently it was just my left big toe, but a few weeks ago I got it in my right big toe. And then both toes at the same time. Coincidence or causation, I am cycled off cartalax and ara.

@EXTROPIAN donde la compras la reta?

I haven't seen any with glass personally and I've gone through 5-6 different kinds so far. I loved the V2, but switched to the V4 because I trust PC and there are very tiny details on it that I prefer. Now I have a V4 in every color. Personally I try to source most things related to peps from sources I trust, rather than having price by my main factor, then I test myself. So if you did pick up pens from anywhere else, I would say it's fine, but I would still test them personally. For my pens, I always test various doses for each individual pen to check accuracy. I just got a few more Convis to add to my collection (it's my favorite auto) and I tested all 3 individually.

@Nuncles could be this one?

@vpeptides I received Humanin 10 mg (11.45 mg average amt. on the BioEdge Research COA). Reconstituted with 3 mL bac water without difficulty, and loaded it into the Gansulin pen. Injected 500 mcg sub-Q for the first time today. No issues so far.

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@WowwyZowwy 99pct of the population can’t afford it. Insurance won’t pay for it. 70pct of the claims are denied. About 20 pct of the population can afford it in the US: that leaves the grey market for everyone else if there is a market someone will fill it. It’s just math

@ruthie said: Is it ok to travel with it in poder form in the vial? I would think that the powder would raise a few eyebrows. I traveled internationally this spring, but I used pens. Very easy.

Once a month might be enticing to some. In this room, with some of us maniacs pinning 5 times a day, it probably doesn’t have much draw. It’s basically a Tirz/Cag protocol they’re talking abut, but monthly. Two weeks apart. As mentioned in the video, which is very informative BTW, the long half life could be problematic for side effects. But research is always good.

@CDaze812 The Nexaph order just came in today actually. I have it reconstituted and one injection in already. If you are experienced with this peptide...are we allowed to talk protocols on here? I don't want to post something I'm not allowed to. I don't trust Gemini with the recommendations and I can't get an answer from ChatGPT, so I am asking here. And, just to baseline my research, I have researched with them for a couple of years. For neuropeptides, I've given my rat a 5ml IM/day x 20 cycle of Cerebrolysin (EverPharma ampules) stacked with Cortexin 10mg/day, IM; Separately, I've also injected my research rat (sub-q) with Semax, Selank, and bioregulators, Cortagen and Pinealon (not at the same time). That's the extent of my experience researching these kinds of peptides, unless you consider epitalon. I typically give my rat a 20 day cycle of epitalon twice per year. So with that in mind. How does Adamax 1032 compare with any of these I have experimented with? Will it be different for the rat? I think Adamax is a derivative of Semax but is designed to have a stronger effect or it crosses the blood brain barrier in rats better...or something like that. Thanks!

Honestly, I can’t remember where I came up with that dosing. I do split my GHK-cu into twice daily pins.

@EXTROPIAN they are much better in my opinion. Just make sure you are getting actual adamax as that has adamantane.

@vpeptides @vpeptides said: @STATIEEIGHT that's vita-stream selling through Ebay. Yeh I’d previously found vita-stream - just found it funny that those sort of things could be found on eBay of all places.

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Interesting is that KPV as 3-peptide should be relatively cheap and easy to produce using a simple solution-phase synthesis. Amino acids are widely available. P.S. AI actually suggests it's an exception and a solid-phase synthesis is used is this case, which is also difficult to use in case of 3-peptides.

These are all good points—thanks for the input, everyone. We’ll keep moving forward!