I know that Tesa "burns belly fat", I wonder is it know to "burn belly" i.e. to cause a stinging injection site pain?

@Snake-Pepskin Fair point, and appreciated — I hadn't considered acetic acid for kisspeptin. Good to know for next time. Here's why I still lean toward the vial rather than the recon, though: roughly 1/8 of the cake was fused to the glass wall. The other 7/8 dissolved without any trouble. If this were the compound being difficult at my concentration, I'd expect the whole cake to fight me, not for most of it to go in clean and one welded piece to hold out. The floating flakes look like residue from where it was bonded to the glass — translucent, and the two bigger ones drift around like ghosts when you shake it up. Which is admittedly kind of cool. Diluent was Hospira BAC, day 5 from cracking the seal. Used the same bottle successfully before and after this vial, so I don't think that's the variable either. My read is that it happened at lyophilization — a cake that partly collapsed or fused to the wall during freeze drying. Storage on the vendor's end is possible too; I'm taking it on trust that it was held properly. Either way, they refused a replacement, so I won't be ordering from them again.

If I was buying booger sugar, I'd get it... Makes me wonder why their supply chain needs to be tested for it. Over-hyped marketing gimmick IMO.

Good point about the food sources. I can't eat strawberries but I do eat blueberries almost daily. I will definitely look into the supplement you recommended. Thanks.

@randy Have you ported over the video of GHK dilution? It was the most helpful GHK-Cu info for me.

I would venture a guess that most people who research BPC by itself, as opposed to Wolverine Blend are on other protocols as well. Most rookies just use the blend. It’s like going to a buffet, eating 7 dishes while you’re there, and saying that it was the rice that made you sick.

Thank you! Hubby is fishing in Canada right now and I told him that could get this worked out for his RS for when he comes home!

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DYlOHpXP1m0/ Werewolf blend? I'm in!

@WisGal64 I checked Nexus but its all sold out, I got it Growth Guys Canada. They will only ship to Canadian addresses though, link is below. https://growthguys.is/shop/glutathione-1500mg/

@jaminwu Since we are not allowed by the rules to post external websites, I won't. BPC157 and TB500, when sold, are in a 10 or 20mg vial, and they are each equal amounts, 5 of each or 10 of each. The dosage is daily. Unless you are buying these separately. If you have major aches and pains, the recommended dose of the blend is 1000 mcg. You then Titrate down to 600-800mcg for 6-8 weeks and take time off. At least a month is what is recommended. I can tell you firsthand, as someone who couldn't get out of bed after injuring my back, it works, and it got rid of my knee and shoulder pain so much so I run without a brace now and am destroying my times. This is one of the better peptides IMO. You could purchase them separately and follow a different protocol, but that combination is probably the most widely used peptide combo, so I don't know why someone would do that.

@vpeptides I have some reconstituted now in a nasal spray and at 300 µg dose. I’m not feeling really much of anything. It does drip down my sinus though and tastes yucky. I’ll keep messing with it. See if it does anything. I already paid for it and it’s already reconstituted.

@EXTROPIAN said: BPC157 AND FDA? https://www.instagram.com/reel/DbJNrOAh6zD/?igsh=MWN2bTNudjJqeG1vYg== Was so happy to read about this today.

@kRazy-pep it comes down to your own risk tolerance. There are bunch of really good vendors on here. I can only comment on the ones I have tried and researched, and also my own mistakes. Most of us have been burned. Me more than once. You can't go wrong with EZ Peptides or Nexaph. I really like Glacier Aminos, Mile High, Southern, and others, but when I see Kovera as the lab, I have some concerns which may or may not be real concerns. All of those vendors do full panel testing, which includes endotoxins. If you see Janoshik, Trust Point, or Vantage as the lab, that, for me, is the gold standard as we sit here today, so keep that in mind. Just my opinion; others may disagree. Hope this helps

@Eleanor Thank you!

My insurance pays for it. My Dr. was one of the 1st to treat HIV & Lyme and goes through all that.

@ResearchCat it costs like $20 for 90 tablets at Costco or Amazon without any insurance if you have a prescription.

@trueevee I am a big fan of Mile High. Not cheap, but you get what you pay for.