(1) The size of my "Peptides" folder rivals the size of my "Health" folder.
(2) I want this as a poster hanging in my peptide room.
I think it was ResearchCat who posted it.
(3) I am officially now a peptide nerd.
Oh, and I am sooooo much healthier, too.
50count@$57.29 +tax,shpg
This.
If it doesn't sum it up for everyone -- they are doing it wrong.
...at best a 3/5...for wasting my time. I loathe having to always sign up to view an inventory that doesn't come close to competing with my go to vendors.
SLU-PP-332 products either no COA, or ILS which is worse. Vit B and some other products also claim testing without proof.
Not a great product selection when many are untested.
Had high hopes because their SLU-PP-332 capsules were more than 30% per mg cheaper than EZP.
If they weren't deceitful by claiming tested products without proof, or at best, trying do business without having everything in order first; I might have given them a second look down the road.
Sad that good business practices in the U.S. have become the exception rather than the norm.
@Eleanor
Yeah, but the amount we spend is nothing compared to how much U.S. health care costs.
I am spending less than decent insurance would cost me, which I don't use because I go out of country for any traditional stuff.
lol...still there. Amazon bot fell for the "its just an empty vial" disguise.
I love that AI is still mostly stupid.
Wait until the peptide police hear about it and report it to customer service.
I'm always trying to keep my overall hepatic load as low as possible.
This is one of many reasons why practically every thing in life should be cycled, too.
Really good advice. Thanks for the reminder...helping me cope with my off cycle (ugh, detox time.)
Wow, you must feel great!
Looking forward to hearing about some of the great domino effects in your life!
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2026/10/261011211604.htm
From Science Daily Mind and Brain page.
A reminder that we don't know all of the good or the bad stuff peps might be doing to us. Hopefully, in the long run the good will outweigh the bad for most every researcher.
not eating late or at night make a huge difference.
My dose is too low to help with that. What keeps me from eating late is wanting to do a CJC/IPA dose. lol I think I've lost five lbs. just because of CJC.
@Superpep
They seem to be new. You can text them and ask what equipment, methods, etc they use. Concealing their identity is a priority for them (CA 1505), so I would call, catch them off guard and ask why that is. Trust is everything when it comes to labs and they don't seem to think that matters. Personally, I would stay away at least for now.
Thank you! I lost this link a few months ago along with another one that was outstanding for vendor comparisons and haven't been able to find either...modern internet, ugh!
I still miss infoseek from the 90's when all you needed was a few words in quotations and your search result was always magic.
@ResearchCat
lol...That was very cathartic!
I read some chatter about these wicked high doses from some bodybuilders a while back and was hoping someday to try 100mg. However, my first week on 5mg SS-31 was profound -- I could not mix it with caffeine!
I think the community protocols are a good safety net for starting, but yeah, with peptides the operative word is individual "research."
Oooooh, I see, there is more to it than just the chat.
https://peptidefox.com/library
The chat would have been interesting to try.
We’re all specks of dust in the universe
Amen.
Ironic how we love to always rank each other. We are all so far down the food chain that, in the grand scheme of things, the space between the greatest and least of us is microscopic.
I use desiccant packs, too.
I have some unorganized overflow vials that got separated from the packets and the one I reconstituted was gummy. I have no clue if that is coincidence, but the packets are cheap so why not use them.
Interview available on youtube or rumble...based on the book, The Needle's Secret
“…explains a whole lot of pathology by just doing the injections wrong…”
The interview does not address peptides directly, but a fascinating science behind the common sense of inject slowly.
