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@randy I picture the dimmly lite steakhouse, your sitting in the back corner, with a line of peptide vendors before you, approaching, kissing the Rolex, and you offering them an "affiliate deal they can't refuse". Peptide Mafia, I'd go see it.

Reta unfilter got nuked too, but I saw that one coming from the start. Didn't expect this one though. Curious as to what *policy" was violated. Not that is matters...they make shit up and call it a policy.

This is why I hate seeing politics being brought up in forums at all. Even something as benign as the president possibly being on Reta would be used as a platform for opinions they're assuming everyone either agrees or even cares. Once you start down this path, just know we will not be better for it.

@pep_researcher That highlights my point. iF the FDA was so concerned about the "dangerous peptides" and knowing people are using them, do the damn study already. Oh, that's right, it might actually prove that some of these unpatentable options may actually work, and eat into pharma's profit centers. I'm not anti vax, no more than I'm anti certain peptides. Like anything else, it's up to you to make an informed decision for yourself. I just hate when others make that choice for me,."for my own good", and lacky ass journalist tow the line.

Well, they're showing the same price of $99 as it was before the sale. They just increased the "original" price to $137 to make $99 look like a sale price. BS marketing. Same tactic as Walmart every Christmas.

Found his lab tours interesting. He did a much longer tour and Q&A with Peter Magic (Janoshik), if you haven't seen it's worth a watch as well.

https://youtu.be/xiRB2uBrGRg?is=oc1YjKxnEwJShR6i

Reminds me of a story about "man dies of COVID", but when you learn more, it was a motorcycle crash, and he just happen to have COVID. I bet the same BS here....

I hate these so called journalist. These same idiots who are decrying peptides and lack of FDA "approval" where the first ones to force the COVID shit down everyone's arm. That Gupta bitch was one of them, and was on the panel to remove peptides from Cat 1 under Biden. When asked why, what was the safety related reasoning, the response was just silence and deflection. Probably do to pressure from pharma. So, If they're concerned about them not being researched for safety, then by all means, let the FDA be useful and fund it, as the pharma's won't because no money=no drugs.

Welcome. That first one is always the most interesting...

I enjoyed the comments more than Stossel calling her out. Really wish he kicked her in the tits about the COVID vaccines though.

This is a vendor review submitted by markgroce on PeptideCritic.com.

Rating: (5/5)

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Ordered on Memorial Day and it still shipped the following day! I see people commenting that the prices are high? Compared to what? Playing crypto games and hoping you get the product you ordered at all, it's what they say it is, and it's not full of impurities? That I can get almost a years worth of batch tested product for about the same price as 2 months of the compounded version? Hell, I call that a deal any day!

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Scott Carney did his best (and hoped) to prove peptides are a scam but failed. At least he was honest about it and didn't try to bury it.

https://youtu.be/RuinHdlpXvE?is=ryIumxERMl__GTdT

@a.arrington I'd recommend a search on the site, as we've covered this topic recently and in great detail. But, if you're only looking at storing 8-12 months worth of working product, freezing is not required or even recommended. Freeze thaw cycles are bad for peptides and moisture ingress into the vials from condensation is a huge risk. Best solution for 12 month or less (short term storage) is to use an air tight flask, such as the hydropeak (Amazon). 3 sizes to choose from. You can pickup inserts for it (also Amazon) or 3d pint your own if you like. The air tight container mitigates temp swing in the fridge and door opening and closing. When you need another vial, take it out and allow it to warm up slowly to room temp. I give mine over night as the containers are thermally awesome. This prevents temp shocks and moisture when opening. Also, you'll want to include desiccant packs in there as well. You can print or buy little vialed shape holders for it. You can find 2-5lb jugs of reusable desiccant pellets on Amazon for cheap, and last you a life time.

Quick search on the terms "grey market peptides" and "Peptides", both returning similar results.

Words from the titles include:

Toxic, illegal, dangerous, don't use, showing swollen faces, Cause Injury!, the dark side, experimental, not safe, illegal, risky, untested, etc.

Then the investigative type. That can all be scummed up as; "People doing dangerous things, that are dangerous, so don't do it" reporting.

Remaining ones are descriptive on what they are kinda stuff. "This peptide good, this not good, "me Groot!"

Rinse and repeat dribble.

@hunt_ak said:

Oh man, I just wish it was the larger version to store more!

I've found using a number of smaller ones for each pep works. Well.

The amounts seem pretty close. Most.people just average it. The difference is negligible.

@falc I just remembered that I picked up a home test kit called Roidtest, was like $25, that provides a positive result, and type of Test (c, s, etc) based on color. But doesn't give Sterility of course.

Where did you find that story @pep_researcher?

Standard warnings are to discard if frozen. I'd of course recommend not to do it. Either give away or toss it when the time comes. Just take the win if it was me, as tirz is cheap, not worth the risk.