@Stevepep It's tough. I haven't chatted with a vendor on there that doesn't come across as 90% salesperson/5% pharmacist/5% scammer, lol. At some point you have to dive in. I've only ordered through three different vendors and all of them have delivered with no issues.

@quicksilver80 Oh man. The possibilities for therapeutic use are numerous but you know that's going to become the standard stack for a lot of people, too. Lol. HGH, myostatin inhibitor, oils. There's going to be a new super-breed waling around.

There's so much on the horizon. There are clinical trials going on that aren't well publicized and kind of fly before the radar. Some of them are just another fat juice. Others may be game changers.

Check out Larazotide. Sounds like Flex-seal for your gut! "But wait! There's more!" RIP Billie Mays.

@Commander Lol. Gotta' respect the fact that you aren't moving once you dig your heels in.

You buy (10) 30ml bottles of Hospira for $150 plus an unknown amount for shipping. That's $0.50/ml.

I buy (30) 10ml ampoules of Genetek for $18.00 shipped. That's $0.06/ml and $132 savings.

$20 is $20. Downplay it however you want, but you don't strike me as somebody that likes to throw money away unless you are doing it just to prove a point. That's called hubris.

@Sunshine-day I'm looking for the same thing right now. I found the lyophilized powder listed on a site called Core Power Peptides but I have no idea if they are legit or not.

There are a handful of sites listing the oral version, which is more common it seems.

Don't know if you were successful in finding i tor not, but I would like to hear either way.

@Eleanor Larazotide is being researched for Leaky Gut and Celiac's disease currently. I don't believe it's related to GLP-1 or GIP or Glucagon.

@pep_researcher Lol. I am not prepared to have that conversation with them. I don't know why anybody in a country with such a volatile economy would not take advantage of how easy it is to stash money in a stable coin these days. They could take crypto instead of INR and make money on dodging depreciation/inflation even if they only held it for an extra couple days during each transaction. Their customers would be happy not to pay the commission that Wise takes, too.

@denti I only looked at them for one thing, Glutathione. When I checked that out they had one Jano COA for it that was a couple years old. The COA was for reconstituted Gluta. The product they were selling was lyophilized Gluta. Their responses left a lot to be desired. You can check out my posts on it.

https://community.peptidecritic.com/topic/319/discussion-soma-chems?_=1791746637929

This is the flyer that several of the Indiamart vendors have shared over the last couple weeks.

@MikeMiranda I agree. I was trying to describe the level of difficulty for those that are less comfortable using alternative methods of payment.

@MikeMiranda most of them want Indian Rupees via Wise or Revolut. It's about one level of difficulty above PayPal or Zelle, but much simpler than using crypto.

@Randy oh shit. Are you guys just discovering the joys of Indiamart? Great source for a lot of Rx meds. Great source for Test for TRT. Glutathione, pens, oils (if you're into that crap)....

You're late to the party, though. Shipping is locked down for a lot of the vendors on there and will be locked down for the rest of them starting the 21st. The date coincides with the China shipping lockdown, strangely enough.

It happens periodically. Customs requirements change and it takes them a bit to adjust. The current situation is supposed to be a pretty major shift in policy, though. Might be a while before they nail down some triangular shipping routes. Shipping will probably double, also.

Let me know if you need more vendor sources.

@Randy totally shooting myself in the foot here, but I've watched you push a syringe full of room air into your vial of Bac water before drawing it out for recon. Didn't seem to concern you much, then.

@Commander the math just doesn't math, Commander.
Genetek is USP for injection use. It's every bit as safe and consistent as Hospira. More so, considering that Hospira had recent documented cases of Bac that didn't test well.
There are resellers of Genetek that you can click add to cart then checkout with a credit card or PayPal, etc.., if you don't want to deal with buying from India. At the resellers it's still a fraction of the price of Hospira.
Don't like the hassle of the ampoule? What hassle? Throwing it away afterward?
Hospira is your preference. I respect that. No need to try to sell the argument that there's any reason to use Hospira beside your preference, though. It doesn't hold (Bac) water.

@MyB I used the site that you posted. Price is now $70/kit, but that's still a great price for pharma grade gluta. I ordered 4 kits. My first shipment got turned around at customs after sitting there for 9 days and they shipped a replacement the next day. That one made it through. Shipped on a Monday, received on Friday.

V1 and the Humapen Ergo 2. The Allstars are probably right behind, though. Like the action and weight of the V1s. Love the feel of the Ergo 2 but I foresee the rubberized part getting gummy from alcohol wipes over time. The Allstar just works well and is no frills. I like the basics.

@Randy Lol. Is it the Allstar? I have one and it's up there in my top 5.

@Stevepep Not sure why you're so hellbent on peeing in my Cheerios, but try to open your mind enough to actually read the procedure. Everything you have said to criticize it has been based on your misunderstanding, not the method itself.

"If you are pushing the plunger up you are exposing the cartridge to contaminants and then adding your peptide this is not a good idea. You basically are taking a sanitized cartridge and making it unsanitary."
Nope. I never said to push the plunger up until you are actually purging the cartridge.

"I don’t follow if you are filling a cartridge without a vent you will blow the plunger out. If you are sucking the air out of the cartridge that will force the plunger up exposing the internals. It then would go down as you fill it. Unless I am missing something. Not sure if it was you but someone posted the use a device to free the plunger as well. Maybe you can get lucky and draw air out without the plunger moving and then add your peptide without blowing it out but you will get burned with this method if that’s what you are doing. Many of us have tried and you end up wasting a peptide on the floor"
Obviously pure conjecture on your part because I do it several times a week this way and have never blown the plunger out of a cartridge.
Basic understanding of how gases compress and liquids don't should keep you out of trouble here.
The device I use to "free" the plunger is called a purging station. It's designed for (you guessed it) purging a cartridge. The center hole in it has a dowel with an OD slightly smaller than the ID of the cartridge. Nice tight fit perfect for (yep, gonna do it again here) pushing the plunger up to purge the cartridge. I don't know how it's possible to apply uneven pressure to a plunger when you are putting the cartridge down a hole that keeps it completely straight on to a dowel with a perfectly flat top. It's literally no different that what your pen does every time you push that button.
Why do you need to "free" the plunger on a cartridge to get it out for sterilizing? I'm not sure how your pens work, but mine push the plunger all the way to the narrowed neck at the top of the cartridge. There's no way to use the dowel on a purging block to free it up at that point. It's bottomed out in the neck of the cartridge and the purging dowel certainly won't fit through the neck of the cartridge.

"ummm your pushing the air out of the vial to let liquid fill the void. You're searching for a solution without a problem"
Nobody thought leaded gas, thalidomide, DDT, Radium makeup, or poor hygiene during surgery were problems, either, until they knew better.

Look at every video out there of somebody reconning a vial, including Randy's. The first thing everybody does is draws a syringe full of the same air that we all just breathed, burped, and farted out and pushes it into their vial of bac water. You gotta' make a deposit before you can make a withdrawal.
The air we breathe is full of mold spores, bacteria, and all manner of things I just don't feel inclined to inject into my bloodstream in any quantities larger than necessary. I don't know about you, but I don't usually intentionally contaminate things.

I apologize if my effort to make the process of reconning a vial and filling a pen cartridge more sanitary offends you.

@diegoc that escalated quickly.

@diegoc see above. My RHR has been in the 90s since I was a kid. No heart defects. No clinically diagnosed reason or explanation. I was never an obese or inactive kid. I lived on anything with wheels. What I was pointing out was that the Reta has NOT affected my RHR.