@crash2127 The really good vendors track caps and crimps to batches so that the COA match is identifiable. When everything is white, black, red etc that makes it nearly impossible

@pensar i blame bob

I had both shoulders done- recovery was a week off from the gym (walking/legs only). Then incorporated very light lifting for 2 weeks out of paranoia! Haven't tried any peptides for healing yet. Currently just Tesamorelin. One very important thing to note- make sure your doctor uses a ultrasound guided injection. Meaning they see where they are injecting for accuracy. Here is a link with an explanation and research studies comparing the 2 methods. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/dr-prp-usa-llc_even-experienced-clinicians-cant-always-activity-7380987676780527617-pTNw God luck and speedy recovery

@NoWood1154 word on the street is it was not good.

@Wiggy We all started there..

Fair question. I'm basing my opinion mainly on my personal experience, the delivery time and the effects I noticed compared to a more expensive product. I haven't had it independently lab-tested, so I can't make any claims about its purity, concentration or actual quality.

@ThePepPlanner Yep, that’s what I’m doing. Owners, and ChatGPT saying Apple has been coming down across all peptide apps. I’m sure Google/Android won’t be far behind.

@Randy Thanks for the explanation.

@brigittebrown Howdy! and welcome!

@kendrickliam should be in the Grey section.

@Eleanor o the answer is: Do vendors pay Peptide Critic? ️ It appears that some vendors do pay for advertising, sponsored placement, partnerships, or promotional arrangements on the site. Do vendors pay for reviews? ️ Peptide Critic explicitly says no, claiming reviews are user-submitted and cannot be bought or modified by vendors. The distinction is: Paid advertising/sponsorship: Yes, appears to exist.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Paying to change review scores or remove bad reviews: Peptide Critic says no.

I wanted to transition to reta eventually so I started adding reta to my normal tirz protocol. I started at 1mg and have titrated up every 3 or 4 weeks to 2mg, then 3mg, while not reducing tirz and am currently at 15mg of tirz and 3mg reta. I have not had any issues tolerating it. Sample size of 1. In about 3 weeks I'll be at 4mg reta and off tirz and add cagri in slowly. If not doing it for me I'll fall back to my current tirz and reta protocol.

I successfully reconned AOD! I got a 5mg vial from Mile High (I think the 10 was just too concentrated) and made sure it and the Hospira was room temp. I put in a whole 3mL just to make sure it stayed nice and dilute. I also tried to maintain the vacuum, for what that’s worth. And it went great! Loaded a vial into a V4 pen. Have yet to try it. Thanks, you guys!

I'm holding out for the pin where all those cartridges pictured fit in one cylinder A PEPTIDE REVOLVER!

Actually I would maybe do more research before spending $$ on SS-31. SS-31 works by binding to cardiolipin, a molecule that is broken in genetic disorders like Barth Syndrome but present in normal people. Because you have existing cardiolipin that is not broken/missing the peptide has nothing to "fix". The human MMPOWER 3 trials that showed even at a large dose of 40 milligrams a day SS-31 failed to beat a saline placebo for physical fatigue or endurance. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37268435/ There have been over 25 human clinical trials in total conducted on SS-31. All but one for Barth's syndrome failed to meet the goals vs placebo. The good news that it's very safe to take I also would really question the dosing protocols some clinics have- ask them where that information specifically came from.

@DarkStar also, I have put 3ml in these vials. I get ghkcu 50 and recon with 3ml and split it between 2 vials then add another 1.5 of Bac. So both my vials have 3ml. I switched to pens so now I barely use them, the pen vials are more reasonably priced.

@Stan-Douglas - granted he is talking about the cytomax versions of the oral bioregulators though. For injectible Pinealon and Epitalon Dean mentions he does those for 20 days every 6 months, which sounded like that was more of a maintenance cycle vs initially treating acute aging symptoms.

@denti They are truly horrible. I have heard multiple independent stories from other people including my personal bad experience ordering KPV capsules from them. I'm never going to consider at them ever. Guess what now they have Elora with ILS COA! Race to the bottom.

@mackhucks we call it lean-maxxing. As long as you hit your protien intake and lift the fat juice is good.

@MyelinMan maybe because it's a growing site and things like this can easily get overlooked, especially since most of us are USA based. But maybe @randy can fix it?