You don't state how much Snap-8 you added in the video? 10mg? I have purchased Snap-8 bulk in a Lyophilized powder so not sure if I can add directly to the HA serum?

New to peps, has anyone used Glaciers Mito Blend and if so what is proper dosing for beginning and maintenance - thx.

@mrjoshua44 now you can sell

I like it simple. Enethate of Cyp in MCT

It can be done. Well done brother!

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@Showme24 bigger hole on the needle less resistance.

Sorry to hear you and others have this side effect. Feeling lucky I've never had to experience this.

@Mydogdaryl423 said: @mmp that's a 15% off code. These were specific codes being given out at the even thst got you an additional 30%.

@SouthernAminos - I understand the COAs show which one is which, but my question in this thread and the one I asked in my email to your company was "What is the difference between the Adamax 984 and Adamax 1032? other than the numbers after Adamax?" They repeat the same naming convention on the COAs as the listing. I didn't know what 1032 and 984 represented. That is something that could have been answered. I looked at the COAs before I sent the email and posted here. I know now what they mean, thanks to @CDaze812 and the forum here on PeptideCritic.com

@pep_researcher said: @Eleanor Yeah I read a slightly different version of this recipe on Reddit too. IIRC, a nurse had posted that they use prune juice + butter + salt for colon screening patients to clean out their gut before colonoscopy. So it's medical grade solution. Hehe It is not a medical grade solution! I've had numerous colonoscopies and used something like it once and was still dirty when they scoped me. I don't care one iota what someone on Reddit said. You do what you want. I'm just expressing what I know worked for someone (me) who has history of colon cancer in family, has had polyps removed, has had gut literally split in half and had to wear a poop bag for 6 months, then, resected. When you put lots of pressure on the bowel to move on a consistent basis, if you have an unknown weakness, it could cause you to go through much the same as I did. This isn't accounting for the runny mess after taking stool softeners, etc. that moves through those perforations. Grain allergies, lactose intolerance; there's a whole host of food/drink and drugs that can cause perforations in the bowel that you don't know you have. You are literally taking your life in your hands and alleged Reddit nurse does NOT have the answer.

People mix up three different questions: Purity - what fraction of the UV-absorbing stuff is the main peak Identity - is that peak the peptide on the label Amount - how many mg of actual peptide are in the vial A used Agilent 1100/1200 + C18 column + 0.1 mg balance will do #1 and a version of #3. It will not do #2. FOr #2 you need a Mass Spec machine. HPLC separates by hydrophobicity and measures peak area at 214/220 nm. Purity is just: main peak area / all peak areas Practical cheap setup for HPLC: complete used 1100/1200 gradient HPLC with UV/DAD, one new C18, HPLC ACN/water/TFA, 0.1 mg balance. Ballpark $8–15k could be less on used lab equipment sites but need to make sure it has all the modules. Not easy to keep these machines working well without knowhow. For identity of what is in the vial you need Mass Spec Best cheap option: ESI single-quad LC-MS Agilent 6120/6130/6140, Shimadzu LCMS-2020, Waters QDa/SQD. Used working ones usually ask $35k–$55k. “Powers on” eBay units at $8k–$20k are often dead. Also really tough to run and maintain - need nitrogen tank at home etc.

@MJ227 haven’t bad to contact them. Hope never have to

@Genpeptide I’m actually really happy to hear this. As we see more and more blind test of not only the peptide distributors but now on the labs themselves there are fewer vendors I will buy from based on which lab they use. 7x testing is less important to me than a quality labs and endotoxin screening.

@mmp Aren’t we talking UBT? But I see your point. In the Phase Ia single-dose trial in healthy subjects, across the 1.0–4.5 mg dose range the mean half-life for each dose arm was 137–170 hours, which supported once-weekly dosing. That's roughly 5.7–7 days, consistent with once-weekly subcutaneous injection. Hard to beat the Elora-Tirz stack.

I posted under the wrong company.

"PNC-27 and PNC-28 are experimental p53-derived chimeric peptides studied for their potential anti-cancer properties by selectively inducing tumor cell necrosis" Anyone researched these?

I’ve ordered from Northline labs. Definitely legit. Prices similar to most. For orders of more than one or two, Nexaph is hard to beat unless you’re going Grey.

Amazon prime days are coming, and if that doesn’t work, Christmas is on the way!

@Randy Thank you sir. Will do my homework. I heard it on the fly and couldn't find any info.