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@MyB Thank you, that is exactly the information I was looking for, much appreciated!!

My pet hedgehog will sit for hours watching This is not Covered - Dr Froese on YouTube. He stumbled on her and liked the easy way she breaks things down in a real way. It really put him at ease when we started researching. We trust this channel as much as you can trust any channel and watching her channel evolve has been informational as well. Highly recommend starting with her channel for an intro. Also, @randy has done a phenomenal job gathering resources and providing information. The individuals in these forums have been a benefit to me as I read them. As you will see everywhere, start slow, monitor results, and do one thing at a time. Peptides aren't necessarily quick fixes; we research to optimize. Optimization takes time, monitoring through measuring, and patience. Everybody is a different body; keep that in mind as you begin. This is why monitoring and recording are critical in every science research experiment. Good Luck!

it opened! I will check it out later today!

Multiple orders now placed from KimeraChems and I like them a lot. Wide selection of very interesting research materials with thorough testing, choices of dosage forms, accept many payment methods, and great pricing. Shipping is quick. For serious researchers who enjoy getting deep into the weeds on research compounds, this is a superb resource! I highly recommend. @randy please add tags for: #KimeraChems #SARMS #Aliquot solutions

Agree, many vendors seem like to have no clue how to name it. I had a conversation with limitlesslifenootropics which is generally a very good source, and they insisted that their Thymalin is synthetic and their Thymulin (they sell both) is thymus-derived. But the formula they provided are the same, both seem to be tested to be a 9-peptide. Go figure. Others just sell Thymulin marked as Thymalin (for increased sales, I guess). That "Thymalin" you quoted is a thymus-derived compound, having Vilon (as the main peptide) and also Thymogen, Crystagen, etc., all in 1%-5% proportions. No Thymulin there. Anyway, be sure to take Zinc 20-50 mg (2 hours before if orally). I would be careful about that mentioned PGB. They look suspicious to me. Beyond Limitless, if you figure out what they sell, (their thymalin 100mg is 126.49 now), there is canlabintl, but it kind of expensive, and they don't publish COA so you have to trust. Also BioEdge has it 45$/10mg and they tested for endotoxins.

Research for Epitalon should be cycled. Many conflicting ideas about dosage and duration. Some popular dosages say super low in the mcg range for 30 days, others 3-5mg every 2-3 days for 4 weeks.

@MyB thank you for sharing that! Very interesting information! It gives me a little hope then because my RS genuinely needs both!

@afkar7 A Pep log would be a nice addition to the site tools. PClick on someone's name to see how serious there history is and how meticulous they are at keeping their records straight.

Now I got a notice that it will arrive tomorrow afternoon! Woo hoo!

@WisGal64 Thanks!

@MyB said in Has anyone researched or heard of H-20 ?: Wasn’t on my radar but wow what an interesting peptide. It's definitely caught my attention! The only downside for me is it's an immunosuppressant rather than one that helps train like TA-1, I was on immunosuppressants for 10+ years, and all eventually failed. so I've been on a venture. One that sounds very promising is dnaJP1, studies in Cuba, it's completed phase I and 2, now in an AI guided trial. This one teaches the immune system rather than suppress it. I remain hopeful, but like so many other peptide therapies, it'll probably never see the light of day in my lifetime due to $$$ they want and sponsors. Sighhh

Yes. I've been back home a month and my color is just now starting to fade. But, being here in the Midwest, I still am very tan, lol I have people asking me all of the time if I just got back from vacation.

@WisGal64 YIKES! I don't need that! Thank you.

What dosage and time of day are you taking lipo-c.

Finnricks “grading” is what’s BS. Their supplied resulting data seems to be a ok. Someone recently posted results from a peptide batch that was ran two months after third party group testing, it tested 6% lower (93%) than prior. We don’t know how that peptide vial was handled during them two months so the information from that test needed to be taken as a grain of salt. The same batch tested at 99.9 with Finn and 99.7 with Jano.

It was more that I started taking compound tirzepatide($500/month) and as I researched various supplements and longevity treatments, I became aware that there were clinics prescribing things like sermorelin and Wolverine stack($400/vial) and started watching videos and reading everything I could find on the topic. This led me to Peptide Sciences(RIP) and a couple other vendors, and eventually to EZ and Nexaph. The big leap for me was getting the comfort level of going from compound/T clinic supplies to various web sites. Here is a fun exercise: Has your compounding pharmacy or T Clinic (or whoever) selling you retail priced reconstituted peptides ever given you a COA? My advice is to go slow and start conservatively. In the GLP space in particular, bad math and incorrect doses can lead to illness much more so than some of the other peps, where taking too much doesn’t really do anything noticeable.

@Randy said in HGH 191AA: @Commander we have direct links in the pinned post in the grey zone. Thank you. I was using one of the links and it didn’t seem to work. But I think I figured out why. If you click on it and it doesn’t open anymore, it is probably deleted… I think that was the issue. Still learning how this Telegram stuff works, it is confusing…

I have the Tesa/Ipa blend. Doing it for visceral fat reduction. I had GH before, but it was making my hands go numb at 2iu a night. But I really never took it for more than a week because it was to inconvenient (didn’t know about the Pens back then). I wondered if the CJC/Ipa would be just as good as the Tesa/Ipa. I only take 1mg of the Tesa/Ipa 5 nights on 2 nights off.

@cjbuckshot said in BPC-157 efficacy on chronic injury?: @WisGal64 thanks I will look into the gel…I’ve been to a few different doctors/specialists and none of them have even mentioned it. Luckily it is not debilitating at this point. Another one to consider, have you looked at Cartalax? This one is very interesting, one of my lab rats has rotator cuff issues, facing a complete should replacement. Added Cartalax to the BP/TB, improvement was seen with the BP/TB but adding the Cartalax, it's enhanced the whole healing process after 2 cycles. Mentioned this to Doc, and he's very interested to learn more about it. Next appointment will be interesting.