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@jackiew1 That's awesome, my Mother was on chemo but didn't want to take TA-1 despite me telling her it's probably worth it. Glad it worked for you!

This is a vendor review submitted by MCMAC3998 on PeptideCritic.com. Rating: (1/5) Review I bought a kit (10 vials) of Thymosin Alpha 1 for research from Peptira. I reconstituted 2 vials and both were cloudy. I reached out to Peptira and sent 2 photos. They stated TA1 is, "Finicky" and maybe the pH balance was off and/or temperature was affecting it. They suggested I add acetic acid and/or phosphate buffered saline. I confirmed cloudy TA1 is not a sign of a "Finicky" peptide and their reconstitution advise was improper. I have had previous signs of poor quality in past but stupidly ignored them. Once I removed the cap from a vial and the whole stopper came off. Labels on several of their vials were lop sided and appeared they were put on by a child. The label by its self isn't a quality issue per se but it shows lack of professionalism. They were quick to respond my question and request about their product but gave me lip service and have gone silent now. Be careful of this company. Shop Peptira Read the full review: Poor quality Discuss this review, share your own experiences, or ask questions about the vendor. Please keep discussions respectful and factual.

@WisGal64 Thank you

This is a vendor review submitted by celisaenz on PeptideCritic.com. Rating: (5/5) Review This is officially my new go to. The prices are unbeatable and the service is super fast!!! I ordered around 9:30 am Thursday and it was shipped within 2 hours of my order. I received it Saturday afternoon! I’ve ordered at least 7 kits from this company and I’ve gotten the pros within 2 days each time. I’m so glad I found this site!!! Shop Nexaph Read the full review: Best Prices and Fast Service Discuss this review, share your own experiences, or ask questions about the vendor. Please keep discussions respectful and factual.

@researchcat we used to see a lot of deer, guys had their quota by the end of opener. But in the last 10 years, the deer are very sparse. I think the timber wolves and coyotes are getting their bellies full.

Received my Welli order today, going to try researching Gluta, and hope for the best that I don't get that burn or welts that everyone talks about.

Will do @jackie ! @gym.rat I added it, https://community.peptidecritic.com/topic/1324/the-tri-healing-protocol-for-shoulder-and-knee-the-tale-of-2-lab-rats

Ok, I asked the Omniscience AI and it stated the obvious: Cloudiness indicates that the TA-1 molecules clumped together instead of dissolving. When you reconstituted the freezing cold powder, a significant portion of the Thymosin Alpha-1 molecules collapsed and clumped together (precipitated) because cold temperatures decrease peptide solubility. Because these clumps were large enough to scatter light, the 0.22-micron filter likely trapped and removed those un-dissolved clumps. Because an unpredictable amount of the peptide clumps was filtered out, your final solution is likely under-dosed. You cannot accurately know how many milligrams of TA-1 are left per milliliter. Because the solution was originally cloudy from being mixed while cold, the exact composition of your clear 5 mg/mL solution (10 mg in 2 mL BAC water) remains highly unpredictable.

@PeptideEd said in Starting with healing and recovery: @wisgal64 "Uncle Wang's" is an inside joke wrt a lot of the fun things @randy prints on his labels and 3D printed vial cases Ahhhhh.. thanks for explaining

I loaded up stock for the winter season however this peptide that is very versatile for trips and just weekly maintenance maybe 1-2x a week just to have a strong immune system.