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unfortunately West End is out. I did find some at Underground Supply at around 14.50/each. Given the difficulty in finding Hospira, the rising cost, and the proliferation of fakes, has anyone used the Lambda Water to recon for their research? Or any other brands that are providing a COA from a recognized lab?

@MyB, have you used the Stripe option? Virtual cards are how I've been operating lately, so I'm curious. Thanks

@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.

@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

So here's a general question, and I'm interested in other real-world experiences. I originally was buying single vials of Tirz from Glacier and had great success. I then purchased a full kit from Nexaph as my research subject was going to be on it for a while. After the first week on the new Tirz at the same dose, food noise was back with a vengeance, and hunger suppression was nonexistent. Both COAs were similar and contained pure product. So, and I know this is a bit of crystal-ball gazing, why would a peptide from different vendors show such a noticeable difference? I get that they are 2 different companies, but wouldn't the molecule remain the same? I guess I'm just surprised, given that the COAs were basically equivalent for the 2 vendors' peptides. I probably shouldn't be given this is a research space. What am I missing? Has anyone else experienced this when moving between vendors?

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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@ResearchCat, thanks for the real-world feedback. Now to stock up grabs wallet

So I found some gluco care stuff on amazon but it shows as a redesign and absolutely no 33g stuff. Does the flat base they have as a redesign make any difference? I wouldn't think so but am curious

@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

My pet hedgehog will sit for hours watching This is not Covered - Dr Froese on YouTube. He stumbled on her and liked the easy way she breaks things down in a real way. It really put him at ease when we started researching. We trust this channel as much as you can trust any channel and watching her channel evolve has been informational as well. Highly recommend starting with her channel for an intro. Also, @randy has done a phenomenal job gathering resources and providing information. The individuals in these forums have been a benefit to me as I read them. As you will see everywhere, start slow, monitor results, and do one thing at a time. Peptides aren't necessarily quick fixes; we research to optimize. Optimization takes time, monitoring through measuring, and patience. Everybody is a different body; keep that in mind as you begin. This is why monitoring and recording are critical in every science research experiment. Good Luck!

I realized I have posted a review on this company with pretty much the same content. This review is about their ATP product, which is extremely hard to get now. Sorry to spam the review site.