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@vpeptides very interesting,! I've only used from EZ so far. I'll have to branch out.

Kpv above 100 mcg still gives me terrible dizziness to the point of blacking out. It helps a ton with certain autoimmune symptoms so I hate to discontinue but I have to keep it very low.

I'd be worried about water expansion in the pen probably more than the tirzepatide honestly.

Now that more companies are starting to offer more thorough testing, I'm wondering if there's a way to add a filter for sorting among those brands? Totally not sure of the tool's capability, but it would be a helpful starting point for some of us.

@EXTROPIAN what do you mean?

As someone who is only 128 lbs and immune compromised I have to be quite careful. Some of the numbers I've seen on recent tests would absolutely be a major issue for me.

I mean he could have gotten good bac water, but that doesn't mean "bro Chinese bac water is just as good!". Randy had a good batch of water from what, Chimera? Out of that ordering fiasco. That was a bonus surprise not a testament to all random waters.

Yes I'm in it. There's been chatter of letting people join/pay for results when they're back to help fund the next round of testing but I'm not sure what has been decided yet.

Ashley Froese is a DO, not MD or DC. Which makes perfect sense to me for her being scientifically grounded but treating more holistically. (I have a parent who dropped out of chiropractic school because he realized it was a scam and became a DO and focused on sports medicine).

Additionally half of my order was hospira and I checked for the QR and it was present.

I ordered from them, their mazdutide was labeled Uther on the site and on the bottle, along with their grey axis logo. Feels like a group buy surplus store a bit, but I can confirm I got product, like any of the other billion resellers.

@volume-1 stairway to gray - it's just stairwaytogray.com

@volume-1 it's on the STG website, just scroll to the bottom.

@Stevepep alerts in STG's TG have a few since then. Not nexaph but other grey sellers.

My RS is a generally medication sensitive type, children's doses for OTC meds, tirz dosing has been 1.25-1.5 mg a week split dose (.6-.7 mg 3.5 days apart) and cannot go higher due to side effects. RS also has a very long history of caloric restriction (276 lbs to 135 lbs) and extreme lethargy and wants to try a cycle of ss-31.

I'm seeing beginner protocols starting around 5 mg, and wondering if 2.5 mg for this RS is reasonable, if she should start lower, or if it's unlikely to even help lower than 5 mg. Not stacking with Mots-c at this time to try to isolate any issues/benefits that may occur.

Any other med sensitive types have experience with this one?

@vpeptides I have seen in multiple spots now that the article is inaccurate and AI hallucinated some of that information, but nothing more specific. Hoping the people involved in the actual testing publish findings soon.

@WisGal64 oh yes, I drink a lot of Gatorade and water. Part of my autoimmune mess is adrenal insufficiency/Addison's so I have a very strong habit for hydration. BP tends to run on the low side as is. Considered a herx reaction as a possibility, but I'm also extremely med sensitive in general, so it's hard to say. Dizzy spells stopped within 48 hours of discontinuing so it was a short term issue at least.

I started both on RS recently, kpv about 2 weeks ahead of ghk so I could gauge tolerance. Kpv helped a lot with dermatitis rashes from autoimmune flare-ups, but about 10 days in RS started having dizzy spells and had to pause. Ghk tolerance has been fine, occasionally pokes are "spicy" but nothing extreme.

Kpv was 100 mcg twice a day, ghkcu I believe is up to 1 mg once a day, 5x a week. I use glutes for both.

@Eleanor I was browsing etsy when I was having trouble falling asleep and bookmarking some cartridge holders for the fridge, loading stations, etc. I really need to get a more discreet pen holder before my family visits though, I don't feel like answering questions