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I’m curious as well about this. My research rat takes it pretty well, ISR and all, but my research bunny is complaining. I’m wondering if anyone researched GHK-Cu nasal spray .

There is a lot about this topic on the forum. Try using search, as it’s the easiest way to find things. Here is one link: https://community.peptidecritic.com/post/4979 Short answer is yes, you can. I am currently researching tesa, but will probably go back to CJC/Ipa once I run through my inventory of tesa. Reason is discussed in the link above. I think the protocol is on here as well.

What a great thread! So much info. My scribbly notes don’t compare to this comprehensive research y’all are doing. I guess it’s time to step it up.

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.

I bought 10 2 days in a row. Shipped free. Happy to get it.

Yeah that looks good to me also.

@hay_bayls I am just starting to research Glutathione (take tirz, KPV and GHK-CU)…but I am confused what Korean Gluta is? Is this the brand name where you order? Any suggestions on where to order? It seems fairly expensive for as much as people use. Still learning

Researchers suggest to use it 5-10 minutes before other peptides (like Ipamorelin, Humanin or MOTS-C) to increase their effectiveness. VIP half-life in blood is very short (1-2 minutes), but it dilates the vessels and improves the absorption of other compounds.

@JustAgirl ehh be careful. Ive seen COA's from a poorly reviewed vendor showing 16mg for tirz but the bottle said 10mg.

@Coyote_Hippie look in the shop here.

@pep_researcher said in Anyone else notice a huge difference in the Price Index search and the actual prices when you go to the vendor site?: @Stan-Douglas The unit on price index is not 1mg but 0.1mg. Not sure why. But if you multiply price index value by total mg × 10 it matches. Like in Hydro, TB500 10mg on price index is $0.77 per unit, so 10mg * 10 * 0.77 = $77. If you apply PEPCRITIC15 coupon you get 15% discount on Hydro site price $90, you get $77. Maybe @randy can fix the units to be mg instead of 0.1mg to avoid this confusion. That explains why it never looked right to me…

This is normal for AOD. There is an acidic bac water you can buy next time or you can just palm it for a few minutes and it will liquefy again. I've said in the past this only has to be done the first couple times then you're good-to-go for the rest of the vial because that has been my experience with the first two I've done. But here I am on my third and I had to do it again, for no reason at all, this morning. It is what it is.

@hay_bayls #2 I assume

@WowwyZowwy that makes a change… something for the aged, old lives matter! I’m going to add NAD to my next research order. Helpful experience, thanks

After reading this thread and seeing a video about using COA data to help choose a vendor I carefully checked out the COA for a vendor I used to purchase a few vials of Triz a couple of months ago. First, I'll say that I've used 2 vials already and all seems good. My blood glucose is well controlled, and my weight has been slowly falling too. What I found however is quite concerning. I found the posted COA was from another manufacturer and this Vendor used Photoshop to swap their name on the Janoshik report. Using the numbers on the report I was able to find the real manufacturer and see the unaltered report. The peps were bought from LHpeptides.com

If I was buying booger sugar, I'd get it... Makes me wonder why their supply chain needs to be tested for it. Over-hyped marketing gimmick IMO.

@Shinobi It's still up? works just fine?

@MyB thank you for sharing! I appreciate it!

I would say it depends on what bacteria is in the spray. And we really never know that. A filter is pennies worth of protection. As always everyone's level of perceived "safety" is different with this stuff. Know the risks and make your own decisions off the info you have.

@MJ227 These comments are going to confuse people. Your issue is with Flawless my review was for ngpeptide.com NextGen so I hope if people read through this they know that these are separate.