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Sweet, it is Ulta...which is what I was going to go with. Thanks!

@mary.nau-gmail.com parrox did fail based on pH in the Peptide crafters testing

It appears he's not going to release everything else all at once. He asked last night what everyone wanted to see from the list drop next. That can change like we saw last week with the GLPs. I hope he sticks with that plan though and releases a few peptides per drop. I have six different peps from the list I wanna pickup and if he drops all at once I'm gonna have to prioritize.

Just curious, I am about to send them vials to test. Good prices too https://acslabtest.com/

@Stan-Douglas It's my understanding that in order for a pharmaceutical company to get a patent it cannot be totally natural to the human body. Therefore they must change one molecule. Hence side effects. Based on that these are "peptide like"drugs. So I would conclude they're not truly a peptide. If anybody knows otherwise I would love to hear the explanation why these could be called true peptides.

It's a mitochondrial-derived peptide, it protects cells from various stressors, including oxidative stress and apoptosis. Basically sends "don't die" message to cells. Used for trauma recovery, prevents neuronal cell death.

Oral BPC-157 is bioavailable to a lesser degree than sq but still enough, maybe 80%. But orally, it affects the guts most of all, much less systemic. So, if you target the gut, it is a good option. The drops, if used under the tongue (sublingually) it's a different story, it goes straight to your blood. You need to keep it under the tongue for 10 minutes or so. Also, oral peptides should be taken 2+ hours after them meal and 30+ minutes before the meal. Another story is TB-500. If we are talking about the full 43-amino TB4, it's not really bioavailable this way. The fragment 17-23 is also considered not much bioavailable orally. Maybe sublingual way is a slightly better option, but I did not hear a good evidence for that either. Some people sell fragment 1-4 as TB-500,this is likely bioavailable, and there are some reports of its effectiveness, but I would stick to a full-sequence variant for the maximum effects.

Brent Pella made a new video recently where he was ‘that peptide guy’ and he was talking about the werewolf stack and now I feel like there needs to be a werewolf stack and I need to research it. Probably KLOW + CJC/Ipa + MOTS-C.

Was going to leave a review on the main page, but in the drop down menu of peptides to choose from, Lipo-C and L-Carnitine are not listed. But I really like ordering from Penguin. They always seem to have great deals, and always sends a 10mL vial of BAC with every order. My only hang up is I think there should be somewhat of a discount on their L-Carnitine I ordered. It's listed as being 6000mg/10mL, or 600mg/mL, when in fact according to the testing, it's is actually 499.20mg/mL. But other than that they have have great products and I will continue to purchase from them.

@hay_bayls #2 I assume

Fentanyl is easy to test for. When i was in NYC they were giving away test trips for free. You just put them in a solution and get the results on a strip. I think they sell them on Amazon

@quicksilver80 10-4! I'm catching your drift. Just be careful because you can only find this on BLL or Paramount or Alpha- if memory serves. Not likely to be reverse engineered in the next year, at least. Proprietary albumin binder for extended half life and all of the evil beasties that screw with activin, etc. have been mitigated- supposedly. Grifters abound and the counterfeiters are out there I here. Don't want your research subjects heart to explode!!! At least my research subject has yet to appear like the massive blue bull that shows up every time you search follistatin! Ha PeptidePete had a thread going on this a few months ago but nothing has been added in quite a while. Hope that helps.

@iMemphis18 My research baby has dealt with KP since birth. Typical treatments like exfoliating and using moisturizers with salicylic acid or urea didnt help at all. Most drs seem to say it is a overproduction of keratin but more recently studies are pointing to issues with skin barrier and systemic inflammation. Since her other issues revolve around autoimmune and inflammation, I decided to investigate peptides that address skin barrier repair, immunity and inflammation. The most effective so far for her has been LL-37 which is an antimicrobial peptide (AMP). We also do cycles of SS-31 for mitochondrial repair, TA1 & thymulin for immune issues, and TB500,BPC157 & KPV to help reduce inflammation. Skin products with ceramides are also helpful in maintain moisture and tightening the skin to reduce outbreaks. We stopped all exfoliating since that can make KP worse by inflaming the area further and possibly introducing infection. Another peptide route that is being studied is hBD-1, hBD2, (human beta-defensin 1 & 2) which is also a prominent AMP and looks promising from research but I havent been able to source it so far.

I have been trying to find info on this for a while now. It is pricey, but I am interested in whether anyone has tested it. Currently utilizing SLUPP 332 in a DMSO injectable solution on my "Roo" with good results, but always searching for the next "reliable" good option.

Effects? Side effects? Weightloss? Energy? Orange eyebrows? Lol

Small, dissolvable lozenges designed to deliver specific peptides directly into the bloodstream through the mucosal lining of the mouth. Which peps have been experimented with? Which site did you secure them through?

Just an alternative, can never have too many options. If you go to Janoshik public results and use the search option using Canada, two companies come up. https://public.janoshik.com/

I have some on the way for my old horse knees. Trying to prevent having my other knee replaced.

Based on recommendations, I wanted to browse Champion Peptides, but they had a message about online payment problems and said that they were partnering with Pure Rx Peptides. Pure Rx has a number of peptides that I'm looking for. But there is no COA info. Nothing to backup the quality of their products. Before I leap off the cliff, has anyone used them before?

Just watched a very interesting Video around GLP1s and cartilage that was shared with me. I didn't find it on this site, and thought maybe some would be interested. I'll be honest, I have never dove into the history of GLP1s, GLPs in themselves I find fascinating with all the benefits it has provided me. This video is worth a listen/watch link text