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Klotho / FLGR242 (albumin-bound new tech)

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  • P PeptidePete

    Here is the YT recording with Dr. Farber, inventor of the FLGR242:

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    @PeptidePete unfortunately all the YT posts between Jay and Mike are removed , but they are now doing their weekly thing on Streamyard ... they big guys are trying to silence them 😉

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      Guys, how to you recon Klotho and FLGR, do you use 1 or 2 mg and BAC water or just sterile water? I wonder if using the whole vial, 2 mg may be not needed, also is BAC water not harmful for those molecules? I can't find the details anywhere. Also, I usually filter reconned peptides but this one is large (Klotho), over 1000 amino acids, and I am not sure passing it through a filter is a good idea.

      attentiion is all you need

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        Well buddy. If you filter this then i recommend you watch Randy do it with extra bac so you dont loose precious goods, thats your call.

        You need 100% bac water, and i would use Hospira, thats me..

        Klotho I recon with 1ml of Bac, if you split it save the .5 klotho for the next week, if you do every 13-14 days well then 1 shot of 1ml, you decide if you want to add to a pen for a 1 or 2 shotter, your call.

        FLGR i think you have 2.5 bottles, this i would leave to @peptidepete since i havent recieved my batch and I dont plan to do it until mid Jan 2027, by then your probably you probably gained 15-20lbs of muscle and you can show me the research you have done. lol

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        • vpepsV vpeps

          Guys, how to you recon Klotho and FLGR, do you use 1 or 2 mg and BAC water or just sterile water? I wonder if using the whole vial, 2 mg may be not needed, also is BAC water not harmful for those molecules? I can't find the details anywhere. Also, I usually filter reconned peptides but this one is large (Klotho), over 1000 amino acids, and I am not sure passing it through a filter is a good idea.

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          @vpeptides In Jay Campbell's FLGR-242 Reconstitution Instructions, it recommends BAC water. The one you may be thinking of is the Cell Factors which you would reconstitute with sterile water (non-preserved).

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          The epigenome is malleable. Squish responsibly.

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            I too am on both alpha-Klotho-LR (MAB) and FLGR-242. Will repeat DEXA scan in mid-August.

            The epigenome is malleable. Squish responsibly.

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            • ImaFrogNotaRatI ImaFrogNotaRat

              @vpeptides In Jay Campbell's FLGR-242 Reconstitution Instructions, it recommends BAC water. The one you may be thinking of is the Cell Factors which you would reconstitute with sterile water (non-preserved).

              Screenshot 2026-08-02 171150.png

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              @ImaFrogNotaRat how do i get this chart for Cellfactors

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                Yeah, that would be great. Someone recommended that I reach out to BLL about any research or docs on their stuff and the CS lady disavowed having any materials on any of their products. I assume she thought I was trying to trap them into giving me protocols, but I was just asking for stuff someone else said they will send you.

                Yeah, well, I’m just here for the research, man. - The Dude

                If I haven’t liked your post, no offense. I have exceeded my daily allowance.

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                  @ImaFrogNotaRat how do i get this chart for Cellfactors

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                  @diegoc Let me see if I can find one.

                  The epigenome is malleable. Squish responsibly.

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                    @ImaFrogNotaRat how do i get this chart for Cellfactors

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                    @diegoc

                    Screenshot 2026-08-02 173158.png Screenshot 2026-08-02 173223.png

                    The epigenome is malleable. Squish responsibly.

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                      Also...
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                      The epigenome is malleable. Squish responsibly.

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                      • ImaFrogNotaRatI ImaFrogNotaRat

                        @diegoc

                        Screenshot 2026-08-02 173158.png Screenshot 2026-08-02 173223.png

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                        @ImaFrogNotaRat this was very helpful thank you.

                        Im starting my cutting phase August 16 for 12 weeks.

                        I was going to start with my Repair Protocols which include
                        BPC, TB, Cartalax and Ghk, and i do the Cartalax for 30 days. Right after the 30 days i was going to start the Cellfactors take a 30 day break and start the Cartalax for the remainder of my cut.

                        After reading this information I think i will start with the Cell Factors when i start the cut and do my regular repair protocol schedule.

                        Depending on the outcome i will choose if i do the Monthly or Quarterly block.

                        I have 20 Bioruglaters I run throughout the year in a rotation which if i choose the quarterly route it will fall in with my other 3x-4x a year

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                          I purchased the Cell Factors Max, does anyone know if thats 2 bottles or one

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                            I purchased the Cell Factors Max, does anyone know if thats 2 bottles or one

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                            @diegoc
                            Whatever you're doing, it seems to be working. I just ordered the regular Cell Factors. JayC coupon code gives you a discount.

                            I'm pretty much in the middle of everything other than the Epitalon/Thymalin cycles I did.

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                            The epigenome is malleable. Squish responsibly.

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                              Cell Factors Max seems like a double dose 26 mg (vs. Cell Factors 13 mg) as one vial, which must be used immediately. I wonder, to take 26 mg once in 2 months how does it compare to 13 mg once a month? It's cheaper to buy Max and use it twice less often but is it equivalently or monthly would be better? They actually suggest Cell Factors Max every 3 months.

                              attentiion is all you need

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                                I will post my yearly schedule as well.

                                When you do Epithalon you want to do that before bed.

                                Also Pinealon in the morning, caps or vial.

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                                  Thats a great stack together

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                                  • vpepsV vpeps

                                    Cell Factors Max seems like a double dose 26 mg (vs. Cell Factors 13 mg) as one vial, which must be used immediately. I wonder, to take 26 mg once in 2 months how does it compare to 13 mg once a month? It's cheaper to buy Max and use it twice less often but is it equivalently or monthly would be better? They actually suggest Cell Factors Max every 3 months.

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                                    @vpeptides that sounds great, im getting FOMO so i will pick up another bottle and i all good I will stock up in Christmas.

                                    Thanks 💪

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                                      @vpeptides that sounds great, im getting FOMO so i will pick up another bottle and i all good I will stock up in Christmas.

                                      Thanks 💪

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                                      @diegoc

                                      I do the Epitalon at bedtime as it's supposed to help you align with your circadian rhythm. Quite frankly, I couldn't tell if it helped or not. With my cortisol and nerd obsession with peptides, my mind is too busy thinking.

                                      I also did the TruAge test to get baselines on OMICmAge, and Symphony estimates and telomere length age.

                                      The epigenome is malleable. Squish responsibly.

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                                        Great info! I will be stocking up on a few things next time there is a big sale. This seems compelling.

                                        @imafrognotarat is that content from the JayC community? If so, I guess I should sign up.

                                        And FWIW, I am also taking Repatha. Unrelated, but I haven’t found epitalon does much for my sleep, even taking it before bed at higher doses(Russian protocol.)

                                        Yeah, well, I’m just here for the research, man. - The Dude

                                        If I haven’t liked your post, no offense. I have exceeded my daily allowance.

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                                          @diegoc

                                          I do the Epitalon at bedtime as it's supposed to help you align with your circadian rhythm. Quite frankly, I couldn't tell if it helped or not. With my cortisol and nerd obsession with peptides, my mind is too busy thinking.

                                          I also did the TruAge test to get baselines on OMICmAge, and Symphony estimates and telomere length age.

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                                          @ImaFrogNotaRat couple of things to help you at night.

                                          Pinealon in the morning when you wake up, if you can go outside and get the early day light. This will anchor your sleep at night.

                                          You can add L-theanine , Glycine and Magnesium

                                          Also Selank will help you relax before bed.

                                          Epithalon and Pinealon will help you set your circadian rhythm

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