Thank you for the reply! May I ask what you mean by “it took me almost a year to transition from telehealth”?
Were you willing to just pay the expensive prices for telemedicine and then decided do you want to save some money? Or did your insurance company drop the coverage?
Hello friends! I’m new to this particular forum. I’m about a week into diving down the rabbit hole of peptides. I’ve been hanging out at glp1 forum, a great resource, however, they really restrict your ability to post so I haven’t been able to do much but read over there lol.
During my research, I have discovered that there appears to be two different types of gray market vendors:
There are those that have a website where you can browse products and order, and then there are the vendors that you have to direct message through one of various platforms or email and place orders and pay directly through that channel.
The direct message vendors offer incredibly low pricing direct from factory, and these websites are clearly putting a hefty markup on the peptides. Both resources are still significantly cheaper than going through the compound pharmacy channels.
Does the community label these sources with particular jargon? Are they all grey market vendors, or do website vendors have a different moniker than the direct message vendors?
As a first time buyer, I am more inclined to go through a website like “nex” and pay more just for some peace of mind and making the process a little bit less overwhelming, plus their COA seem to be more visible.
What does the community think? Are sites like “nex” and “ez” something you guys consider a ripoff, or do people use them for comfort?
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#beginner
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