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@Randy But now noticing another thing. Whenever typing a reply or post, if the text goes beyond my on screen keyboard's boundaries, the window doesn't automatically scroll up. It was doing that before.

@randy no dice, after open a chat, and then sending another message, does the same thing still. Goes to the bottom and lose scroll. Shift-refresh does fix it, until next chat is sent.

If it comes up in the unread tab and it peaks my interest then ill reply. Check dates? Pshhhhhh lol

Yep. On my Android phone.

ive seen alot of people talking on the glp1forum about other countries if noone chimes in here. nothing against pc. not trying to disuade you from here but, there is just a massive ammount of info on there already logged.

@randy Question on this. I don’t know the limitation of the software that powers this forum, but… Is it possible to make a Category “Testing Results” and by default when someone creates a post or thread, whatever it is called, that it is automatically locked where no one can reply to it? That would kind of keep it clean and cut down on unrelated poss in the thread?

@Commander fair. but theres ways around that. if i can manage a 100 plus member discord. shouldnt be much worse. best case set it to slow posting. worst case limit everyones to 5 second post cooldown if its busy.

Some questions from recent joiners, and maybe this exists, make me think it would be good to have a section or graphic on what common protocols can be run in parallel, what should be run serially or consecutive, etc. I am thinking things like: Yes, you can research NAD+ by itself but it may be beneficial to research SS-31 and MOTS-C first, or to follow the combined/overlapping protocol. Things okay to research alongside: GLP-1’s, GHRH, epitalon, … The above is just an example. I don’t think that I have the expertise to build an exhaustive list and I can only talk about what I have researched, so it would be spotty. I have seen videos by Josh and others talking about the general types of peptides which implies what you can and maybe shouldn’t research concurrently, but I haven’t seen anything exhaustive. Or maybe this all falls into the ‘hey, man, it’s all research’ bucket and you figure it out yourself. As Huberman has noted, the only way to hurt yourself with a lot of this stuff is to drop a pallet of it on your foot.

Or on each vendor placing another tab (Products, Reviews, Details) - Adding in Community Testing tab. I'd be happy to upload my COA's... I've got about 18 of them and will continue to order.

@MyB You are the best. This saved me. Apparently my iPhone (or me) needs a light touch to swipe

I'm assuming that maybe indexing them would go a long way in finding them? Like all the words of the articles being searchable and not just the title.

@juan-doe My favorite example of that in this space is the streamers who make videos talking about how you can’t trust random peptide sites selling you sketchy vials from China, and then directing you to their peptide site, which is selling the same vials from China with a different label on them.

And please excuse my typos. That is what I get for having a small phone…

Well that's cool!