@warriorhealthandwellness test you IGF-1 levels, maybe it's a fake Tesa

@ResearchCat just compare your fingernail growth rate with it and without it, do an experiment.

When I take Creatine, my nails and hair grow twice as fast and get all good.

@quicksilver80 What is ts and tsf? Too cryptic for a little rat.

@mary oh, I got a $150 Whirlpool from Target with separate door for fridge and freezer to store reconstituted or premixed like Zepbound and lyophilized separately. I also got this thermometer from Amazon, a good product with 2 sensors:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H8XYLKFK
I adjusted the lever to between 5 and 6 to have freezer in the range -5°F – +5°F and fridge 32°F – 36°F or so. It is easy to adjust having these sensors.
Maybe there are nuances about different sectors having slightly different temperatures, I am not as meticulous. The range is good enough for me.

I used Peptidology many times, including TA-1, which may be difficult, and every time it reconstituted well.

@ogsteve Thymalin extract you will need to use all as soon as you reconstitute it (or open it, depending on the form). It degrades in hours, so it's usually dosed for a single use.

@ResearchCat Less sides, less seconds.

@denti do you feel any swelling, water retention in the arms?

I use Nutricost. For years.

I started using TMG 3g and my homocysteine went down from 11 to 7 roughly at the same time. Coincidence? Maybe, or maybe not.

@lindysides it doesn't matter for reconstitution, you may use 3 ml of BAC water so that 15 mg / 3 ml will be 1.5 mg per 0.3 ml or 30 units. You will use 30 units if you want 1.0mg Tesa + 0.5 Ipa. If you want to start with less, use 20 units for 1.0 mg total (which will be 0.75 mg + 0.25 mg).

@lindysides if their "COA" is not just for decoration purposes, it looks like 12 + 3 proportion.

0.2-0.3 mg of Ipamorelin is all you need, so 1 - 1.5 mg per injection should be your working range.

@PeptideEd Zinc RBC then too
I use GHK-Cu and supplement Zinc (as L-OptiZinc) to counterbalance copper. Just in case, not a real concern.

@ResearchCat especially a doctor that recommended Tirz for 10 years, while it was approved just 4 years ago. A real rebel.

@Stevepep this is not my expertise either, I am an engineer and a "citizen scientist". But it is a general knowledge how to read these distribution charts, integrating AUC at different masses. I guess, if you test a 100% pure compound, you should see one narrow peak. Having two peaks side by side should indicate molecules of two different masses at some concentration. I am puzzled to see how calibration may affect it. A less sensitive equipment may place both peaks too close together though to see them separately. Again, just my speculations here.

I feel the need to sign up for that skool just to get banned like all the normal people.

@Stevepep that explanation is weird, how updating the control sample explains that extra bump on Mass Spectroscopy chart? It is a peak of a different mass. The new sample could affect ID test, HPLC, not a purity test, to my understanding.

Go, Randy Rat Rescue Ranger! Let's get dangerous!

@Stevepep I specifically got 1 vial of their previous batch to see how it goes (also tested at 97%). I saw nothing suspicious about it, it behaved as a good tesamorelin would.