Klotho / FLGR242 (albumin-bound new tech)
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Cell Factor #1 down. Process seems to have worked pretty well. 30g 1.5” needle to reconstitute and draw. 31g 8mm needle to inject. 1ml luer lock syringe. Not the most comfortable jab ever, but no apparent juice wasted.
Note that the plunger on this particular syringe has an extension that apparently serves to eliminate the dead space at the end of the lock so there isn’t much left in the intersection where the syringe engages the needle.
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@ImaFrogNotaRat This product is not really needed. If you need vitamin B, just get it anywhere separately. What people need is FLGR242 to dose it as needed, not thinking about how much vitamin B you'll get with it. If you need 6 mg a week, with SlimAssist you get a horse dose of vitamin B, unneeded and not safe. They got rid of this product, now they just need to adjust the price of their FLGR242 to be a more attractive buy.
@vpeptides I'm totally not concerned about the Vitamin B. Yes, it's water soluble, and yes, I get more than I need in methylated form orally. I get Thorne wholesale. The only reason I was attracted to it, was the buy 10 get 15 free. The FLGR242, which I've been using, has just been much more expensive.
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Well, I’ve been looking into FLGR-242 since I first heard about it about a month ago while scrolling through YouTube videos. I was intrigued, but reading through this thread finally pushed me over the edge, and I took advantage of the Labor Day sale on BLL.
I feel like I’m stepping into territory I’m not very familiar with, though. Looking at the cakes in each vial, I noticed they seem pretty crumbly, which isn’t something I’m used to seeing with peptides.
So I wanted to ask those in the community who have been researching with FLGR-242: is this normal for this product? Is a crumbly-looking cake typical for FLGR-242, or should I be concerned about what I’m seeing?
Especially considering how much these cost per vial, I figured it was worth asking. This is normally way too rich for my blood! I’m definitely not used to spending this much on a single vial.
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Well, I’ve been looking into FLGR-242 since I first heard about it about a month ago while scrolling through YouTube videos. I was intrigued, but reading through this thread finally pushed me over the edge, and I took advantage of the Labor Day sale on BLL.
I feel like I’m stepping into territory I’m not very familiar with, though. Looking at the cakes in each vial, I noticed they seem pretty crumbly, which isn’t something I’m used to seeing with peptides.
So I wanted to ask those in the community who have been researching with FLGR-242: is this normal for this product? Is a crumbly-looking cake typical for FLGR-242, or should I be concerned about what I’m seeing?
Especially considering how much these cost per vial, I figured it was worth asking. This is normally way too rich for my blood! I’m definitely not used to spending this much on a single vial.
@mexpep said:
Well, I’ve been looking into FLGR-242 since I first heard about it about a month ago while scrolling through YouTube videos. I was intrigued, but reading through this thread finally pushed me over the edge, and I took advantage of the Labor Day sale on BLL.
I feel like I’m stepping into territory I’m not very familiar with, though. Looking at the cakes in each vial, I noticed they seem pretty crumbly, which isn’t something I’m used to seeing with peptides.
So I wanted to ask those in the community who have been researching with FLGR-242: is this normal for this product? Is a crumbly-looking cake typical for FLGR-242, or should I be concerned about what I’m seeing?
Especially considering how much these cost per vial, I figured it was worth asking. This is normally way too rich for my blood! I’m definitely not used to spending this much on a single vial.
From my understanding crumpled cakes is just a visual thing and nothing to be concerned about. As long as it reconstitutes clear you are good to go. If you have flakes or cloudiness AFTER reconstituting then you have an issue. So you are good to go with these vials you just posted.
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@stevencarter Do you have another reliable source for injectable bioregulators? I'm a big fan of them and, like you, believe BLL's prices are insane for those. Only buy when they have their 50% off sales with an affiliate code that makes it 65% off.
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Day 1 - Started the research first dose of Slim Assist on my Lab Rat....Mike at about 10:30 AM Today.
Diluted with 0.8ml of Hospira
First dose seemed to have gone smoothly. Mike did not complain of any site reactions or discomfort etc....his next dose will be 1mg next Tuesday.
Mike the Rat worked out shortly after his first research dose.
As one might expect, nothing of note happened.
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I don't know if I should be concerned or happy, but today I took my 4th shot of Slim Assist (FLGR-242 2mg) and I haven't really been lifting much in the past week either as I have been traveling. Yet every time I take a shot, that day my veins really start to bulge. I love the look of it, but is this healthy? If I was at least lifting hard, I can chalk it up to that. But like I said, I'm not really lifting much right now.
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I’ve travelled all year thru my journey and my recommendation especially taking FLGR is to find a gym in the hotel or go get day passes in the local gyms, i rarely miss a day, thats how you see progress.
Worst case burpies, pushups and look online for exercises to do.
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I don't know if I should be concerned or happy, but today I took my 4th shot of Slim Assist (FLGR-242 2mg) and I haven't really been lifting much in the past week either as I have been traveling. Yet every time I take a shot, that day my veins really start to bulge. I love the look of it, but is this healthy? If I was at least lifting hard, I can chalk it up to that. But like I said, I'm not really lifting much right now.
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@denti do you feel any swelling, water retention in the arms?
No Bob not feeling anything of the sorts. In the 4 shots I’ve taken so far, I went from hardly any veins being visible to now them being very noticeable. Again I like it, but concern me a bit and it’s not like I’ve gotten leaner during this duration. In fact I’ve put on some weight. Yet veins are becoming more visible.
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Same here. I’m on week 2, and I haven’t really noticed anything except I’m crazy vascular now. And I’ve never really been before. I’m down 76lbs year to date so the vascularity is relatively new to me but FLGR has taken it to the next level. Especially in the gym, where I am lifting heavy 4-5 times per week. I totally agree that it’s awesome but also slightly concerned that it is indeed healthy. I had a full battery of blood tests as well as a Dexa scan the week before I started, and I plan to recheck bloods every month and another Dexa in 3 months.
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Same here. I’m on week 2, and I haven’t really noticed anything except I’m crazy vascular now. And I’ve never really been before. I’m down 76lbs year to date so the vascularity is relatively new to me but FLGR has taken it to the next level. Especially in the gym, where I am lifting heavy 4-5 times per week. I totally agree that it’s awesome but also slightly concerned that it is indeed healthy. I had a full battery of blood tests as well as a Dexa scan the week before I started, and I plan to recheck bloods every month and another Dexa in 3 months.
@MacLeeezy Keep me posted if you see anything stand out in your bloodwork please.
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@diegoc started gh about 2.5 slowly pushing toward 3.0, swapped in for 2.0 tesa .3 ipa. no other changes to protocol.
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@diegoc the pumps are definitely on another level. Ive been running inbody too regularly and theres positive movement on those readings as well.
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PeptidePete AHHHH excellent information. Doesn't matter what it is, but HAVE keep learning - all day every day. I'm 63 but as much as I've learned about my body and peptides over the last 6 month, I'm still a young pup as far as knowledge. So much to learn - I think even the most learned people here (you being one) always still have much to learn. What a fun challenge it is to take on - learning.
Sincerely thanks much - long and happy life to you - and all!
Mole (yeah, figure out what THAT nickname relates to)PeptidePete AHHHH excellent information. Doesn't matter what it is, but HAVE keep learning - all day every day. I'm 63 but as much as I've learned about my body and peptides over the last 6 month, I'm still a young pup as far as knowledge. So much to learn - I think even the most learned people here (you being one) always still have much to learn. What a fun challenge it is to take on - learning.
Sincerely thanks much - long and happy life to you - and all!
Mole (yeah, figure out what THAT nickname relates to)
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@vpep Yep, I am sure that most people buying SlimAssist were buying it as an arbitrage on the price of FLGR and don’t give a hoot about the vitamin B. And the BLL people are probably smart enough to know that.
@vpep Yep, I am sure that most people buying SlimAssist were buying it as an arbitrage on the price of FLGR and don’t give a hoot about the vitamin B. And the BLL people are probably smart enough to know that.
Exactly. The ONLY reason to buy it.
BLL has some interesting products in the pipeline, Slim Assist did not sell at the volumes they expected, it is expensive to produce, and they have massive upcoming expense for the TB4/GH Albumin-bound products. Ergo- you blow out the dogs to make room for the new stuff.
As a business owner, I understand this in crystal clear fashion.
Their loss was my gain to buy at $16 or whatever per vial to get the FLGR. I could care less about b-vits as water soluble and you just urinate excess out.
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