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@Commander This is great advice and much appreciated. I downloaded the app to my phone in preparation of getting the printer, hoping it would be intuitive and I could hit the ground running, but no luck. I am a techno peasant as well. I’ll try it from my computer now. I think the 2 color label looks great!

@Commander I say this with the utmost respect. Based on your previous posts, I believe you and I are not nearly as tech savvy as others here. Seeing these labels gives me hope I’ll learn how to make labels when I get the Niimbot M2 I just ordered!

@MyB If you don’t mind me asking, what dosage did you run KPV?

@Randy Thank you! BTW, love this site, love the videos, and love the knowledge you are passing on to others. Much appreciated!

Seeking help from the experts here. My rat’s current inventory of peptides is currently being researched, or will be within the next 3-6 months. Is it ok to store these in a cool, dark cabinet prior to reconstitution? Or should they be stored in a container in the freezer? And if in the freezer, should I remove enough vials to last a couple weeks at a time to reduce the amount of times the remaining vials go in and out of the freezer (even if it’s only a minute or two at a time)?

Sorry if this is a dumb question. So much conflicting information out there, and I just want to make sure my rat is taken care of. TIA

@ResearchCat Isn’t that the truth? lol

Thanks for the info!

@ResearchCat Are you researching with capsule/tablet with Dihexa? I’ve only found one place that sells vials and of course they’re out of stock. And it looks like it has to be reconstituted with DMSO (which I’ve never done).

@ResearchCat What dosage are you researching Dihexa? I see them range from 5-30mg.

@MyB Thanks. I think I’ll try the KPV. Considered KLOW, but maybe this is a better option.

@ResearchCat Great perspective and advice. Longevity and a healthy lifespan are definitely top priorities for me. Certainly not looking to enter any fitness or bodybuilding competitions. Sharp mind and healthy body for years to come will be a win/win! Thanks!

@ResearchCat Thanks for the info! All of those are on the “to do” list. I know my rat shouldn’t take everything at once…but he wants to take everything at once! lol

@kenhnsy I’d rate the back pain progress at about 30%. Also focusing on core stability, hip flexors, hamstrings, etc. during strength training. I’m beginning to wonder if the first cycle of BPC/TB was too low of a dose. Also, it looks like KLOW might be a better option next go around.

@tomtom4 how do you ingest the powder from Carolina Chemical? Is it mixed into a drink? Or do you have to mix it with something else?

New to the peptide world but going down the rabbit hole like so many others. Started my rat's first research cycle in January to help with weight loss and lower back pain. With no clear direction, stacked Reta, MOT-C, and BPC/TB. Rat lost the weight, but lower back pain remained.

Three weeks ago he started his next research cycle to help with building muscle and address back pain with something new. Tesa, CJC/IP, and ARA290. Things going well performance wise so far, but lower back pain remains (albeit generally better). He planned to continue this research for another nine weeks.

With that said, he's also very interested in researching with something to help with brain fog, mental clarity, and focus. He's 56 and not as sharp as he used to be (problem solving, searching for words, memory, etc.). He originally planned to wait until his current research cycle was finished before moving on to something specific for this issue (thinking Semax, Pinealon, and/or Cerebrolysin...also maybe trying Cartalax for the back). However, today he struggled enough mentally that he's not sure he wants to wait that long.

Is he better off waiting until his current research ends before starting a cognitive research cycle? Or is he ok researching these (or other) additional peptides while involved in his current research? Any advice is appreciated. TIA