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@Stan-Douglas said in Mots-c and SS-31:

I'm at 8 today:

I'm about to cycle back on and count 12 filled pens in the refrigerator. 2 more coming up. Freaks. All of you.

@gym.rat said:

I'll just say government is not your friend. Not now, not in the future, not ever.

Hence, the original design of our government.
But even nowadays, people watch customers hobble and stagger and waddle out of their doctors' offices and still rush in to get more of that good stuff from the Authority. Yet maybe 1 in 10 people I tell about peptides skirt the look of contempt and give it a look-see after witnessing my quickly regained youth.
I am leaning toward the theory that prehistoric man was more intelligent than modern man, just less informed. But maybe Rumble gives us hope.

Seems to be a necessity for modern beasts. My girlfriend's big brown beaver gets the stink-eye from other semi-aquatic rodents when needle sports are mentioned. The stupid thing is that they are getting wrinkly, bent over, and hobbling around more and more each day. And the beaver feels like 20 years old. All you need is one visit to the vet's office for a checkup and see how bad the customers look and how poorly they experience life.
No doubt that this is a modern necessity to live an enjoyable life. So, probably reduce to 1 mg per week of Reta when a target weight is achieved.

@mikepinkerton said in New announcement FDA for June 29:

Iax payers fund the developement of these drugs

I agree with your opinion. However, without delving into the factual depths of big pharma's profit vs. risk, the common man should not make policy on the fly. We do need the brilliant researchers to do their work.
Voters must make this an election issue. Congress must create a system that allows big pharma to profit only when the vast majority gets healthier and gets punished when the opposite occurs.

@Cyberpunk said in Shoutout to Jeff and Randy for Youtube:

Again, big thanks to Jeff and his lab rat. You've been instrumental in my journey.

He probably saved my girlfriend's big brown beaver from being poisoned. Approximately 1 in 10 reconstitutions end up clogging a 13mm filter. WTH was in there? Always useful info and he brings evidence for his facts.

@mrjoshua44 said:

@kenhnsy just curious, why would you filter trt?

Mine is all USP prescription stuff. But I found particles in a vial which had to come from the puncture cap. So filtering can only be a good thing for all injectables.

@theckman80 said:

I'm a fan of injecting daily.

Are you using an aromatase inhibitor? I've done both schedules and still feel high estradiol. DIM helps. The gurus conflict on this topic.

@Eleanor said:

NaCl/CH3 mix for MOTS-C & SS-31.

???
Maybe another post about solvents is in order. I thought I had everything covered now by H BAC, except for acetic acid for AOD.

For those who think water is simple, a small chemical mixing company had 4 chemical engineers (one with a PhD) just to make purified water for pure solutions. Not simple. And we can all afford pH strips and Brix meters if these are valid test instruments.

@Eleanor said:

While I agree with much of the protein intake; think it's exaggerated, I couldn't cram that down me on Tirz/Survo much less Reta. I guess eat the meat first then the veggies. Ugh...

I started taking such advice (1.2g/kg) from guru Dr. Gabriele Lyon and I put on, estimated, 10 lbm muscle with the same light exercise routine. The Fairlife shakes with filtered out lactose make it easy to consume enough protein.

@JtCjEfF said:

@kenhnsy Her name is Wynona, I assume?

Damn that girl gets around.

I have no problem using a v2 pen with 1/2" 29g daily IM into side of thigh at room temperature. Slow easy push with a quality pen that will not slip.

Just got my first order. 2 days shipping. The guy is serious.

Upload files of data that you want AI to only consider - research papers, podcasts, whatever narrows down what you want it to consider. Tell it to only consider the data within. Word this carefully.
I have done this successfully for other topics - like design a workout plan. Of course, you have to have the background to evaluate the results.

Disappearing from Ebay, too.

Aren't these patent protected? If so, this would be fair.
But thanks to the thieving, lawless Chinese. My girlfriend's big brown beaver can still get her injections. I never thought I would thank the CCP.

@boogiescoffer said:

Like their prices, don’t love their COAs.

I emailed Ethos Analytics to verify Studz's COA for GHK-Cu. It is valid.
So, sometimes the lack of being able to quickly verify a COA is a result of the lab's website limitations. In this case you have to do a few email messages to verify the document.

@BayouBammer said:

@ResearchCat probably a dumb question but do you have to use a new needle every time?

Its a bad idea. I know that. But when I am in a hurry in the morning to inject into my girlfriend's big brown beaver, I will go a few times. I have never had a problem.

BTW, the Novofine brand is by far the best and slips in easily even multiple times.. Must be the coating and/or the grind.

I've had pens that slip and don't push. It is a different sound. That is why buying a decent pen for a few extra bucks is worth it.
If 1 mg equated to a volume (ml, not mg) which you can easily see, then you should see the plunger move. You should easily see a 0.20 ml push.

Even simple food processing plants have elaborate cleaning procedures beyond the home kitchen capability. So, biological has to be more critical. Like, how to keep the alcohol from flashing out of solution? I would never do such a thing unless a specialized biochemist gave a really thorough procedure. And then would it be worth the cost savings?

Guys, be assured that making purified water is no easy task. Contaminates enter the system from everywhere. Components must be cleaned cyclically with 138+ degreeF caustic soda and/or 30% H2O2 - dangerous. Ions must be removed. pH must be controlled. Every component possible must be made from high purity teflon. I assure you that Hospira does not fire up their still and squirt steam and water into bottles. I know this from the semiconductor chemical industry. The chemical engineers are kept very busy making something as stupid as water.