New here? What would you like to understand?

[AminoVex]

Thanks, Randy. Mostly here to listen and answer questions about how our batches are tested. I'd genuinely like to know what this community looks for in a vendor COA beyond purity and endotoxin, so we can make sure ours cover it.

[Randy]

@aminovex Maybe take a look at the bright red banner I put on your vendor page. Who is p4r wholesale and why are sharing their tests instead of doing your own?

[Randy]

and to answer your question we look for a vendor who actually tests the product on their shelves themselves through a vetted lab.

[BeeKind]

@AminoVex I wish vendors would stop being cheap. You guys are making a KILLING with your profit margins why can't you just do a full panel of testing at the best labs and stop asking what we want. It's not that freaking hard. Transparency and FULL TESTING.

[member-d2crb]

Looking for more info on usage. Also for reliable, reasonably priced vendors. Thanks

[Marikit101]

@Randy I would love to learn how to mix 2-4 peptides in one vial or pen. I bought KPV, TB500, BPC153, and GHK-CU separately instead of the blended klow stack for my husband. But injecting 4 separate times a day could probably get old quick.

I want to make it more seemless for him without going the blended route-- I want make sure he does not react to any of the peptide, and if he does, we want to know which one, also we want to control dosage of each peptide instead of being tied down to the percentage of each in the KLOW blend.

Thank you in advance.

[seadracos]

@Marikit There has been a similar discussion here KLOW DIY Math Problem.
TLDR; You fill one vial and when that dissolves you inject the solution to the next vial. Or you have a larger storage vial for combination. Those would be the easiest options.

[mmp]

@Marikit you can mix them in one syringe each day, drawing the determined amount from each vial.

[Johnson]

I’m totally new to peptides, I have never tried them but I’m interested. I’ve been searching the different results of each for a while and think I’m interested in Tesamorellin. How do I know which dosage is right for me, how often should I use it etc. Like I said total newbie

[seadracos]

Tesa is actually FDA approved so or should be pretty easy to find safe and easy dosages.
Just always start low then increase over time.
Also all the GHRAs have increased risk for anaphylatic reactions. Tesa and CJC in particular, so make sure to watch for possible signs. Sermorelin is much less likely to provoke full anaphylaxsis as it is closest to the human molecule, while Ipamorelin is also less likely.

[Marikit101]

@seadracos thank you for the link