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Just wanted to share there’s a device called a intranasal dart. It’s a luer lock atomizer. It allows you to administer single doses without making a large batch in a spray bottle. If you reconstituted with BacWater you will want to add saline to your dose to avoid sting and burn of nasal passages from the BacWater. Any peptide with a molecule weight under 500 could possibly be administered as a nasal spray. https://youtu.be/1yMIigLFpI8?si=eWFn33uKZtJqKSeg

we sell them but ran out! they are on the boat. Ive used these in the past. Theyre cheap and work. About 10 units per spray. https://amzn.to/3Puc7rK

@MyB cool thank you. I really appreciate you brining the info and link to me! Have a nice day.

go to niimbot, navigate to the m2. Grab that and the 40x20 silver labels. 40x20 is the best size imo

@MyB Yeah, not to get political, but it’s funny that the states with the most ‘free’ health care also have the most restrictions. In MA, anything to do with diabetes or deemed to be medical related, from syringes to Hospira bac water, require a prescription, and sell for way more than on the open market. Amazon is hit or miss depending on the vendor. There are places that will ship, but pricing isn’t always great and availability of your preferred product might be limited.

Wait till you see the puck on a 500mg bottle ;). Size doesn't matter

@SoCalGirl There are some content creators who will swear up and down that mixing peps or buying blends will destroy them, but it just isn’t true. There is a small amount of degradation(1-2%) over a couple months, but for the most part it’s fine. And you can find videos that show what @nosaj posted with longer explanations if you’re interested. That being said, there are individual peptides with shorter shelf lives and some that require more careful handling.

@bobbish That was a good idea. It turns out though that my root issue was that the URL for the COA was too long. So I used tinyurl to shorten it and now things work fine

@PeptideEd Yeah, but you can easily simplify this by figuring out where you want to get to and backing into it. If you want to get to 1mg, you just reconstitute with the same 1ml, round to 11, and at 91 units you’re getting ~1.032 mg per shot. I tend to be very precise in doing my recon math, but at the same time, when I am arguing with friends over whether they should research 5 units or 6 units, we’ve gone overboard and should either add more bac water(if possible) or worry about it less. (If a difference of 1 unit is going to make you sick or otherwise impact our research, imo, we should definitely be taking a step back to reconsider our process.) The good thing about this is that you can adjust the math a few different ways to get as precise as you want to if you don’t mind a little more work on the front end.

Randy, thank you for the feedback and direction, much appreciated!

New to this grey market but not to Healthcare. Peptides are very much part of the future of medicine imo and I'd love to see them more accessible to more people. Will post more of what I think are good deals as I come across them. I won't gatekeep https://amzn.to/3YnAc4F - Sterile 100 unit syringes with 25g needles https://amzn.to/49ohYor - Sterile 10mL vials https://amzn.to/3YW2DH0 - Sterile 3mL syringes with 23g needles

@gus go to the topics.

Thank you both!

Hi, I'm looking for a source for generic, economical 0.5" core resin ribbons and small holographic label rolls with a 1" core for TTR printers. Really hoping someone here has experience with this. I would like to make some labels for my 3ml+ vials and syringe barrels

@cmastro I use the phone soap.products, but they are more of a contained box product.