ResearchCat said: @dispensarysupport said: Been messing with a ton of them for about 2.5yrs now. I believe most are largely placebo and people just wanting to have more out of things. My working hypothesis is that they are not so much placebos as they instigate or catalyze the lifestyle change that result in the desired outcomes. Most people probably take too many (not unique to peptides), but hopefully settle into a stack like yours. A lot of the reading I’ve done supports the ‘fix your sleep and your diet and 99% of your problems go away’ hypothesis. But there is still a place for peps, and used correctly, they’re amazing. I could not agree more with pretty much all of that. Cheers

@quicksilver80 said: That may be the best description yet. The poor puppy, though. He's going to get pinkeye for sure! I likened it to trying to get dry dirt clods out of a rubber balloon without tearing it. As disgusting as prune juice is, I would have welcomed it at that time. It didn't even occur to me. I'll take the machine gun.

@bobs I have a Midea with 8C in the front and simultaneously -2C approx. 8 in. away near the back, so if not located properly, peptides will either be too warm or frozen. Temps will also fluctuate more since it is such a small space. I didn't want a frig with a freezer, but I have one anyway, lol! Whirlpool is probably as good as a small frig well get, so I might try that in a few months. Let me know if you start having problems with it.

@Randy said: @Eleanor they get better visability on the site. https://peptidecritic.com/vendor-program @randy @stones67 Ah, I see. Thanks.