Klotho / FLGR242 (albumin-bound new tech)
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Experimenting with FLGR-242 for about 3 or 4 weeks now. Definitely think I've seen some improvement, but will come back with more later.
Came across this video about the difficulty of producing legit Klotho: https://youtu.be/LT_ty3kOHDg?is=YPJmbEfKC6ysirRh
I understand what BLL is selling is their own alpha-Klotho product, but can anyone elaborate on the difference, or how their Klotho is produced?
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Wonder how hgh or a secretagogue would help in tandem with the tendon and connective tissue repair while growing muscle at a faster rate.
Wonder how hgh or a secretagogue would help in tandem with the tendon and connective tissue repair while growing muscle at a faster rate.
I don’t know about GHRH, but I have used Glow/Klow extensively and basically have no DOMS at all when pushing hard. I don’t think that will help build tendons faster, but it probably contributes to muscle and tissue repair and helps repair small tears before they become bigger problems.
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I pulled the trigger on 22 vials of SlimAssist and some Cell Factors. Don’t tell my wife!
Yeah, well, I’m just here for the research, man. - The Dude
If I haven’t liked your post, no offense. I have exceeded my daily allowance.
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I pulled the trigger on 22 vials of SlimAssist and some Cell Factors. Don’t tell my wife!
@ResearchCat I won't if you don't tell mine.
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My wife hates that I take supplements, and is sure that they are what put me in the hospital and had to have my gallbladder removed. Just think how she would react to me injecting unregulated research chemicals from China into our beloved hamster!
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Lmao; I probably spend $300+ a month of various supplements. See my thread about it. A lot of it is probably a waste of money, but if it doesn’t hurt, it doesn’t hurt.
WRT any product like this, the bare minimum baseline should be: just don’t kill your customers. We aren’t making children’s toys over here.
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I’m ready to start my SlimAssist course, but I’m reading conflicting reconstitution guidance above. One post says sterile water only, and each vial is a single dose, while another (from Jay) says BAC.
I bought a dozen vials a few weeks ago on one of the (nearly daily) 50% off sales. My plan is 1mg a week to start, then titrate if I don’t die.
So, BAC? Sterile water? Bourbon?
You knew the job was dangerous when you took it, Fred.
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I’m ready to start my SlimAssist course, but I’m reading conflicting reconstitution guidance above. One post says sterile water only, and each vial is a single dose, while another (from Jay) says BAC.
I bought a dozen vials a few weeks ago on one of the (nearly daily) 50% off sales. My plan is 1mg a week to start, then titrate if I don’t die.
So, BAC? Sterile water? Bourbon?
@SpaceGhost BAC. Bourbon on a side. (Sterile water will work too if you use the whole vial at once.)
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I’m ready to start my SlimAssist course, but I’m reading conflicting reconstitution guidance above. One post says sterile water only, and each vial is a single dose, while another (from Jay) says BAC.
I bought a dozen vials a few weeks ago on one of the (nearly daily) 50% off sales. My plan is 1mg a week to start, then titrate if I don’t die.
So, BAC? Sterile water? Bourbon?
@SpaceGhost Given that the add on to my purchase was bac water, I assume that is okay. For stuff like Cell Factors, it comes with a vial of the stuff they want you to use. Not 100% sure if you are supposed to use all of it or only as much as you want.
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Cell Factors
Only sterile water for this one. Use all of it at once. (nice link)
attentiion is all you need
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Cell Factors
Only sterile water for this one. Use all of it at once. (nice link)
@vpep this is amazing! Thanks so much!
(I asked them to send me whatever they had on this stuff a while ago after someone here recommended I do so, and the rep denied that any such things existed.)
Yeah, well, I’m just here for the research, man. - The Dude
If I haven’t liked your post, no offense. I have exceeded my daily allowance.
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@vpep this is amazing! Thanks so much!
(I asked them to send me whatever they had on this stuff a while ago after someone here recommended I do so, and the rep denied that any such things existed.)
@ResearchCat I did the same, got the same reply, and then Jay sent me these links in the public email:
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Cell Factors
Only sterile water for this one. Use all of it at once. (nice link)
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This is 83% a joke, but is BLL a cult? Since placing my order 2 days ago, I have received no fewer than 15 emails and 6 texts - and I didn’t even sign up for texts.
If I stop posting, please find the compound and come save me before they turn me into Cell Factors.
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I got more of SlimAssist recently, and the powder is pink. The batch from the last month was white. The same expiration date, the vials look different. I understand vitamin B may be pink, but why the previous batch wasn't so?
Update: I asked them about it, their answer:
The difference in color is related to the vitamin B12 in the formulation. In our newer batches of Slim Assist, the amount of vitamin B12 was increased. B12 contributes the red/pink hue, which is why newer batches may appear noticeably more pink or red compared with previous batches. -
This is 83% a joke, but is BLL a cult? Since placing my order 2 days ago, I have received no fewer than 15 emails and 6 texts - and I didn’t even sign up for texts.
If I stop posting, please find the compound and come save me before they turn me into Cell Factors.
@ResearchCat I know how you feel, but at the same time I'm slightly terrified. If the texts and emails stop, that might mean there's no more sales. If there's no more sales, I'm definitely not affording much of anything from BLL anymore.
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I got more of SlimAssist recently, and the powder is pink. The batch from the last month was white. The same expiration date, the vials look different. I understand vitamin B may be pink, but why the previous batch wasn't so?
Update: I asked them about it, their answer:
The difference in color is related to the vitamin B12 in the formulation. In our newer batches of Slim Assist, the amount of vitamin B12 was increased. B12 contributes the red/pink hue, which is why newer batches may appear noticeably more pink or red compared with previous batches.@vpep My vials were pinkish too. It might be the B vitamin complex they use?
I also recently used a vial of FLGR 242 that didn't seem to have the usual amount of vacuum on it. I think it had a little bit, but when I pierced the top of it, didn't seem like there was the usual amount. I used it Thursday morning. Everything seems fine. Just something I noticed.
Normally they're really pretty good about this stuff, I think. I haven't heard a lot of complaints.
I'd still like to know what's up with how they create their a-Klotho product, based on that video I saw. Maybe that video that I referenced earlier had somebody saying something that was way off, but supposedly the guy's a specialist in industrial chemical process design. He says Klotho is too large to really manufacture the way that a typical peptide is and that the process to actually manufacture it would be prohibitively expensive. It got me really curious to know how they're doing it and what exactly is going around out there as Klotho anyway. I'm giving BLL the benefit of the doubt right now, but man, if anybody has any answers to that, I am so freaking curious.
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@vpep My vials were pinkish too. It might be the B vitamin complex they use?
I also recently used a vial of FLGR 242 that didn't seem to have the usual amount of vacuum on it. I think it had a little bit, but when I pierced the top of it, didn't seem like there was the usual amount. I used it Thursday morning. Everything seems fine. Just something I noticed.
Normally they're really pretty good about this stuff, I think. I haven't heard a lot of complaints.
I'd still like to know what's up with how they create their a-Klotho product, based on that video I saw. Maybe that video that I referenced earlier had somebody saying something that was way off, but supposedly the guy's a specialist in industrial chemical process design. He says Klotho is too large to really manufacture the way that a typical peptide is and that the process to actually manufacture it would be prohibitively expensive. It got me really curious to know how they're doing it and what exactly is going around out there as Klotho anyway. I'm giving BLL the benefit of the doubt right now, but man, if anybody has any answers to that, I am so freaking curious.
@jamesboyles I don't notice vacuum with these their products, it must be inert gas filled.
Klotho or other larger proteins are manufactured somehow and are for sale readily, they don't have to be manufactured exactly like smaller peptides. Also, I wouldn't say they are cheap either.BioLongevity Labs combines a truncated version of the native (natural) a-Klotho (1,012 aminoacids) with a proprietary 29-amino acid albumin-binding construct.
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