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Thanks I would love to hear about your experience @extropian . Unfortunately, I haven't noticed too much with Semax? So Adamax had me interested.

Mydogdaryl423 said: @Randy said: Uncle Wang never sold them, but we do https://peptidecritic.com/store/amber-glass-nasal-spray-bottles-10-ml-10-units-per-spray they should be back in stock this week. I need to order these too. Let us know when they are in stock. Might as well grab some pens too. Lol.

At least 20 days. I usually don't buy larger than a 24iu kit (10 vials of 24iu). I reconstitute the one vial at a time and have never had any problems with efficacy. And I take 2iu daily. Each vial is only reconstituted 12 days max. I once got a 48iu genotropin pen, but I'm not sure about those. Geno is supposedly best but No one sells them that I really trust, so I just get the kits now. I think that answers your question. If not, let me know.

@iMemphis18 You have to test what you get… It is astonishing how many people don’t want to test their stuff but will believe a random test from a seller.

I have never purchased from Nexaph, but TB-500 is a synthetic fragment of the naturally occurring TB-4. Here is a good explanation of the difference between them https://www.reddit.com/r/PeptideGuide/comments/1n7zdt1/thymosin_beta4_vs_tb500_whats_the_difference/

Thanks everyone. Unfortunately in Barcelona/Spain, it seems rather hard to get ice and such easily in a hotel, they literally only give me 2-3 small ice cubes lol. @randy That you linked is perfect, since its battery powered and not required an ice pack. curious, would this also work? https://a.co/d/011A8joN Reviews for both are mixed, and curious if it would be "cool enough" .

@iMemphis18 My research baby has dealt with KP since birth. Typical treatments like exfoliating and using moisturizers with salicylic acid or urea didnt help at all. Most drs seem to say it is a overproduction of keratin but more recently studies are pointing to issues with skin barrier and systemic inflammation. Since her other issues revolve around autoimmune and inflammation, I decided to investigate peptides that address skin barrier repair, immunity and inflammation. The most effective so far for her has been LL-37 which is an antimicrobial peptide (AMP). We also do cycles of SS-31 for mitochondrial repair, TA1 & thymulin for immune issues, and TB500,BPC157 & KPV to help reduce inflammation. Skin products with ceramides are also helpful in maintain moisture and tightening the skin to reduce outbreaks. We stopped all exfoliating since that can make KP worse by inflaming the area further and possibly introducing infection. Another peptide route that is being studied is hBD-1, hBD2, (human beta-defensin 1 & 2) which is also a prominent AMP and looks promising from research but I havent been able to source it so far.

@Commander said: $299 is still a lot as far as I am concerned… Fear got the best of me. I stocked up one year's supply of research goo for my girlfriend's big brown beaver. The beaver would be pissed if water was the limiting factor. Every angle of peptide use seems to be the target of conspiracy right now. Who is the puppet master?

Go to America eBay site. They are $70 and will ship overseas…

I started at 3mg with with the intention of ending up at 4mg, so that was my plan to gradually move up. I'm on Day 2, so take that for what it's worth, but I have no stinging sensation that others talk about with GLOW or GHK-CU. This is supposed to be due to the anti-inflammation properties of KPV. If I had it to do over, I'd use a 5ml vial and add a total of 4ml of BAC so the units are slightly higher. For some reason, it seems like there is more resistance than I antipicated to push with my pen. The concentration of the solution may be a little viscous for an 11unit push. Thinning it out with a little more BAC could help.

Thank you!

@jake_peptron Interesting idea!

So are needles and thats why they share them in San Fransisco