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As I've come to expect from @randy, science is explained in simple, understandable terms that provide real-world applicability while calling out the "Stone Tablet" argument of COA's from any particular lab. I followed this original discussion with great interest and am delighted to see this write-up. Thanks for the time, money, and effort you spent on this.

@jackie, it's how the plastic part of the tip is designed. If you look at a tip, some will have a small plastic nub that secures the needle to the threaded portion. A flat tip widens that attachment point and effectively eliminates this little nub. Here's a traditional with the nub
and a flat tip
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@WisGal64 Yep, this is what I was worried about. I've generally found that Nexaph is solid and the Jano COAs are on target, but it just feels off. Nonexistent may be a bit of an overstatement, but it is very, very noticeable.Thanks

@jackie You will find a lot of different info on cycling MOTs-C. Along with many different dosing protocols. I ran a cycle of 8 weeks in my test subject and then washed out for 8 weeks. He has a history of cancer and surgeries and has been continually getting gifts from radiation and chemo as well. I think the first 8-week cycle was a bit long, as the effects of the MOTs-C started to wane, but I also think the 8-week washout was a bit long, as the energy was severely lagging by week 6. So I've moved to a 4/4 cycle as the next step. With this latest cycle, the increase in energy and focus during workouts is incredible. Dosing is 5mg 2x/wk fasted in the AM. I found a lot of washout info, but it seemed that much of what I read was equal on/off for the cycle. Good Luck

@Eleanor, I use a 31-ga insulin syringe with the plunger removed; never had an issue. Sometimes I use a luer-lock needle, but I don't have many of them around anymore.