Most of the people posting online are taking way less than the doses Lilly is giving participants in the trials. It is very common to see people posting that they are taking 0.5mg-6mg. In the trials they start at 2mg and titrate up to 12mg by the 17th week. A lot of users online seem to be people who aren't even obese as well so they have much less to lose.

So the test people like to show of various Amazon BAC, where Lambda and Biovitalis passed and most others failed, was a test run by Peptide Crafters who is also Lambda? That's kind of disappointing.

Just know in the US if you are not using a stable coin you will need to report the gains or losses on your taxes. You are supposed to report all of it but with stable coin your gains or losses will be $0. With Bitcoin you're going to gain or lose. A lot of people new to crypto have no idea about the tax implications and reporting requirements of using crypto or that it has anything to do with your taxes.

Just make sure if you use a credit card, you use a virtual number or privacy card. I have multiple credit cards I use and for some dumb reason (I think because it is so well known and US based), I did not use a virtual card when I ordered from Nexaph and two of the three cards I used had fraudulent charges a couple weeks later. Not saying it was their fault but it was the only common denominator with those two cards. So I guess I am saying it was their fault. Interestingly, their name appears different on credit card charges now from back then as well.

A quick search makes it seem like using zelle or venmo can sometimes cause issues if they flag your account for dealing with certain vendors. It's probably the same issue with credit cards. As annoying as it is, it's probably best to learn to use crypto. If you must use zelle or venmo, maybe set up an account at a different bank that you use specifically for buying gray products that is separate from your main banking in case it gets frozen or flagged or whatever.

You shouldn't cycle glp-1 meds. You stay on them. They might not work as well if you cycle off and then start back up.

I don't use crypto. It doesn't benefit the buyer at all. I would have to file that I have crypto and have used it to my taxes. It's just a hassle that only benefits the seller. Hopefully Nexaph and the a few others can continue offering credit cards. I'd even be ok with venmo or zelle or whatever direct from checking payment. I'm not interested in crypto at all.

I don't really think selling the water matters. EZ sells it and they're really closely connected to Nexaph. I think it's all in how the sites are marketed. These are research chemicals and need to be reconstituted for actual research purposes. They just can't be marketed in such a way that it looks like they're for human injections. No instructions or dosing or anything like that.

@e_kantor2 said:

So depressing I haven't seen one good sale outside of Nexaph lol

What do you mean? If you put a 24mg kit of reta in your cart from Nexaph and one from EZ, the kit from EZ is $30 less after all the discounts ($396 vs $369). Not all items are less, but if you shop around there are better prices to be had.

I'd be comfortable with any of the vials on Farris and they are much more reasonably priced.

https://www.farrislabs.com/products/copy-of-20mm-10ml-sterile-empty-vials-tiered-pricing?variant=43023180398823

https://www.farrislabs.com/products/20mm-5ml-10ml-and-30ml-sterile-empty-clear-vials-greer?variant=48344210899175

https://www.farrislabs.com/products/vials-sterile-empty-20mm-10ml?variant=34773764407464

The premixed blends don't really make sense to me when they are 1:1. TB500 dosing is around 2mg per pin, and like people have mentioned the thymosin beta 4 and even TB500 in a lot of cases is 2x per week, and bpc157 is around 250mcg daily. A 1:1 ratio means you'll be getting way too much bpc or way too little TB500.

@MyB said:

@shifted you must have better prices than the rest of us.

Yeah, you need to select crypto as the payment method to get the full discounts on both sites. Extra 5% on Nexaph and an extra 10% on EZ.

@Commander said:

@Shifted said:

I don't use crypto. It doesn't benefit the buyer at all. I would have to file that I have crypto and have used it to my taxes. It's just a hassle that only benefits the seller. Hopefully Nexaph and the a few others can continue offering credit cards. I'd even be ok with venmo or zelle or whatever direct from checking payment. I'm not interested in crypto at all.

So you don’t know how crypto and the irs work…
No you don’t have to put it on your taxes. You only put it on you taxes if you sell crypto

I have read the exchanges you purchase from have to report that to the IRS and send you a Form 1099-DA.

I guess Tirz-Survo stack will have to replace it.

So how do you do know which crypto to own for nexaph? Do they accept any of them, like USDT (TRC20) or do you go through the buying process and then when it says to pay you have buy the correct crypto? Their payment screen just says "cryptocurrency" if you aren't using BTC. Does that mean you can pay using your own wallet or do you have use whatever that thing called "Now Payments"

@pep_researcher said:

@Peptide-geek Wow 2029 expiration! Cool

I think that is the day. Feb 29th, 2028.

I think the FDA states ≤ 5 EU/kg body weight per hour is acceptable, so the acceptable amount per vial will be different depending on how many mgs are in it and what your dose would be. I use this calculator to decide. https://claude.ai/public/artifacts/e062d2e4-ea48-40b8-b34b-a435055c90d8

Anyone been around long enough to know if they do preorders on other peptides? I've only seen Tirz and Reta. I'd like a cagrilintide pre-order. That stuff is expensive.

I see the 25 pack of ALK 2ml clear vials for $62.44 at Farris. I can't find a better price at medlabsupply.com.