Klotho / FLGR242 (albumin-bound new tech)
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Want to thank everyone who contributed to this thread. I'm going to participate in a GB for this and see what kind of results I get. The GB is selling 25mg for $250.
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Want to thank everyone who contributed to this thread. I'm going to participate in a GB for this and see what kind of results I get. The GB is selling 25mg for $250.
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Want to thank everyone who contributed to this thread. I'm going to participate in a GB for this and see what kind of results I get. The GB is selling 25mg for $250.
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Want to thank everyone who contributed to this thread. I'm going to participate in a GB for this and see what kind of results I get. The GB is selling 25mg for $250.
I just placed my order. Probably the same GB.
@Confused I took a look at that GB, their suppliers claim to have the same molecule as CAS# 3108438-94-1. But will it be exactly that? It's a 200+ AA sequence, it must be tested very thoroughly, it's the first appearance of it. BLL now sells it for 10mg for $200, which is 2x more, but it goes on sale often. I don't know how much it is a bargain, considering the risks.
it's an untested molecule (except personal research), just a hypothetical mechanism, guessed dosages. Now you add a layer of an unknown producer, and that it will be sent to a lab that may have no clue how to test it properly. Not scary? For something that is measured in micrograms and may hang around in your body for 3 weeks? Overfills, impurities?
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Want to thank everyone who contributed to this thread. I'm going to participate in a GB for this and see what kind of results I get. The GB is selling 25mg for $250.
Where is this GB?
@denti Ghost Peps
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@Confused I took a look at that GB, their suppliers claim to have the same molecule as CAS# 3108438-94-1. But will it be exactly that? It's a 200+ AA sequence, it must be tested very thoroughly, it's the first appearance of it. BLL now sells it for 10mg for $200, which is 2x more, but it goes on sale often. I don't know how much it is a bargain, considering the risks.
it's an untested molecule (except personal research), just a hypothetical mechanism, guessed dosages. Now you add a layer of an unknown producer, and that it will be sent to a lab that may have no clue how to test it properly. Not scary? For something that is measured in micrograms and may hang around in your body for 3 weeks? Overfills, impurities?
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I have more than I need of FLGR242 from the sales acquired for less than $10 per 1 mg (as SlimAssist). I find it unlikely that this pricing won't be reached during the holiday season. Although Ghost Peps may end up sourcing a quality compound, and the competition is a good thing, the benefit/risk ratio doesn't look too impressive at the moment.
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I'm another N=1. I'm 59yo. I'm exactly at 3 months since starting FLGR (no Klotho) and without a doubt have recorded visible changes in my physique that would not have occurred without running gear. Labs done after a month were all improved (fasted glucose, A1c, etc) but at the time was also running reta at 0.5mg every 6 days. Next labs in about a month and I may not be able to stop myself from adding a repeat Dexa (my curiosity is getting the better of me). I believe it (flgr) is allowing me to move beyond my myostatin regulated genetic potential. My testosterone is optimized with enclomiphene and I enjoy CJC/Ipa. The grey hair not withstanding, I look and feel closer to 40. But this is a speculative play. Not in terms of results, as I can honestly vouch for those now, but in terms of safety. I have enough stocked away for another year but am considering running this for another 3 months or so, and then taking a few months off. I'm honestly curious about the durability of results. I think Pete will still be on the stuff when he croaks at 150! Only buy when on sale (I don't buy anything else on BLL cuz all their stuff is crazy expensive) but shoot for at least 6 months. I wouldn't be surprised if they do something enticing over the 4th. Someone else is going to eventually reverse engineer the albumin binder part or figure out another way to extend half-life. The monoclonal antibody stuff is intriguing and I'll take my cues from quicksilver as he formulates his thoughts over time. Or go to Panama or the Bahamas or wherever and have your genes altered! Otherwise it's PED's or FLGR as far as I can tell! I watch Josh H. and think he does OK making AI research sound like his own. Unfortunately there is no real research on this new stuff so unless he tries it for 6 months he really doesn't know anything. Hope that helps and happy to chime in anytime!
@Stones67 Add GHK-cu (injectable) to your regimen and you may be able to turn your gray hair back to it's original color. I've been running it since August (you don't need more than 2mg per day and don't have to cycle it) and my snow white hair is peppered with my original color with a large patch of my original color on the back of my head. I've been going gray since I was 18, I was snow white by 40 so I was skeptical that I would achieve the hair color restoration results others had mentioned, but now I'm thinking it might actually restore most of my original color. Only time will tell.
P.S. I add KPV to mine which helps with the injection site stinging GHK-cu is famous for. However, some people never get the stinging, maybe you'd be one of the lucky ones. -
@Stones67 Add GHK-cu (injectable) to your regimen and you may be able to turn your gray hair back to it's original color. I've been running it since August (you don't need more than 2mg per day and don't have to cycle it) and my snow white hair is peppered with my original color with a large patch of my original color on the back of my head. I've been going gray since I was 18, I was snow white by 40 so I was skeptical that I would achieve the hair color restoration results others had mentioned, but now I'm thinking it might actually restore most of my original color. Only time will tell.
P.S. I add KPV to mine which helps with the injection site stinging GHK-cu is famous for. However, some people never get the stinging, maybe you'd be one of the lucky ones. -
Update- After going to "full-throttle" (full-regimen) and holding it there for about two months, I am going to lift and cruise for a few months or longer. It's fun and crazy what a researcher can achieve when inclined to do so
FLGR was the fundamental key to unlock what should be impossible for us more mature folks. The other stuff was absolutely highly synergistic and additive. Do your homework and don't believe anyone.
Current path is now TRT++ -> TRT+ for next months. FLGR from 1.25mg per day every day, to 5mg once per week, every week. Rationale being I have maxxed an initial growth spurt (again, see the Bimagrumab charts for a likely analogous response curve), have all the muscle I want, and will cruise the FLGR with no break "forever". Quite thrilled with results.
Trust me, I never had vascularity prior to FLGR, FWTW. Wife doesn't like it, I love it. Legs are similar not quite as pronounced.
I would look forward to other FLGR experience posts! I would suggest less than 6 continuous months on it is a wasted effort.
@PeptidePete Love the shirt in this post
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