Eloralintide
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@mary I noticed Cagri is bubbly too, by which I mean it creates a lot of bubbles if not used very slowly. Cagri is also an amylin agonist, not sure how close they are molecularly.
This is interesting! I don't see the "Bubbly" thing with Cagri. I recon in the vial, then transfer/filter in a pen cart. Clear and no bubbles in either.
@Bullseye
lol...it might be that extra .6 of the debated "something."
I'm researching it anyway, I am so hypersensitive that I will probably notice if it is a problem contaminate. Also, lots of risk takers running this batch before 2nd verification, so unless it is some stealthy pathogen, you will hear about it all over the grey chats. -
Im looking at the raw data from our jano test that came in on the chengdu yesterday. Its likely degraded peptide...though it would be cool if it were a lil something extra like reta
Im looking at the raw data from our jano test that came in on the chengdu yesterday. Its likely degraded peptide...though it would be cool if it were a lil something extra like reta
@randy Sorry dumb it down for me. Are you saying the Elora that has an overfill from Chengdu is degraded?
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theres a small spike that accounts for the 98.x% purity across tests. some were saying its gotta be reta. it likely isnt.
its also not overfilled. Every lab but vanguard is saying its not.
theres a small spike that accounts for the 98.x% purity across tests. some were saying its gotta be reta. it likely isnt.
its also not overfilled. Every lab but vanguard is saying its not.
Would you still use it knowing now that it has that extra spike?
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@denti
I added a little extra bac just to make sure the dose wouldn't be more than I expect -- less is not a problem for me since I split dose and can up it in a few days.
I believe the optimal dose is going to vary considerably with each individual, anyway, especially since everyone is running different glp stacks and trials are still limited.
The degradation/contamination theories are confusing especially with the varying lab results and testing methods.
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@denti vanguard says it is. jano has tested twice and said between 10-11, and freedom say its not.
I sent jano a bottle saturday and we got results yesterday. this is the second test they did and was 10.05 with 98.38% purity.
Im holding off on sharing the COA's because there is a certain content creator that loves grabbing our test results and using them for content and we are paying for these tests for a longer form article.
"If it doesnt come in a needle. It doesn't work"
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@denti vanguard says it is. jano has tested twice and said between 10-11, and freedom say its not.
I sent jano a bottle saturday and we got results yesterday. this is the second test they did and was 10.05 with 98.38% purity.
Im holding off on sharing the COA's because there is a certain content creator that loves grabbing our test results and using them for content and we are paying for these tests for a longer form article.
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@denti vanguard says it is. jano has tested twice and said between 10-11, and freedom say its not.
I sent jano a bottle saturday and we got results yesterday. this is the second test they did and was 10.05 with 98.38% purity.
Im holding off on sharing the COA's because there is a certain content creator that loves grabbing our test results and using them for content and we are paying for these tests for a longer form article.
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. In a lab setting of course.
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