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Actually they do have a way to prove their results. they organize buyer paid tests for most of their product batches, so, it'd be very hard for them to fudge the numbers. In fact they aggressively promote buyer paid tests (basically groups of customers pool their resources and send in the products independently) and match them with the vendor tests. It's quite reassuring. This, to me is the best Vendor I've dealt with. High quality, fair pricing, great customer service and very transparent.

The report came back "not Tirzepatide" I'm in contact with them going back and forth, they want me to send the other vial to Jano and I will. I will report back when that test is returned. (will take a few weeks)

@VelocityT
I'm using Cagrilintide and it works well for me, makes me fuller quicker, I've heard Survodutide is also a good add to Tirz. If Cagri wasn't working for me I'd try the Survo stack.

EZ gets there product from Nexaph

I'm sending the GLP2 to a lab for testing, if it comes back good I'll up their stars a bit.

I just hit 3 months on Tirz, and did my blood work the day before I started and today, I already got my results back and 3 months ago, everything was near or in the danger zone..... Today, all, and I mean EVERY marker, has me in the "healthy" zone now. What a turn around. 3 mos ago I was 40 pounds heavier and prediabetes with fatty liver and kidney markers indicating future disease. Not anymore...Soon I'll be on maintenance.
I'm so glad I finally got a PA that knew about GLP1's and suggested i try rather than dissuade me like the prior 2 snobby losers who had a problem with them did...
A special thanks Randy and this page for the continuing education, vendor reviews and helpful videos.
Cheers all!!

@theckman80 Nexaph gets raw bulk from the same place every one else does but lyophilizes in house here in the States.

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

Rating: (1/5)

Review

It was my 1st buy after paying Lilly $500 a month, I thought since they had reviews on Trust Pilot and Reddit I was good. Well, I bought AOD and GLP2-T from them. After hours and hours of research I noticed their COA's weren't like the other COA's I was seeing from other suppliers. Theirs were in house not independent and didn't have the same information Jano and some of the others supply... I was trying to figure out what the actual fill was on the 2mg and 10mg vials i bought from them so I could dose correctly. I called their (non-existent) Customer service and Left a message, I used their email link on their site to ask them and also replied to their emails they sent me when sending me the product.

No response, no nothing....So, I got scammed, Lesson learned....DO NOT TRUST THESE SCUMBAGS

Read the full review: NO INDEPENDANT COA's, No response when trying to contact after they took my money.

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My rat was on Tirz for 8 mos, dose got up to 9mg's a week plus was stacking Cagri and or Survo, lost 40 lbs, switched to (just) Reta, lost another 10 pounds in the last few months. I'm traveling to a country I'm not comfortable bringing grey to for about a month. They are VERY strict. I have a prescription for Zepbound and some Zep vials so I'm okay bringing that. The plan is to switch back to Tirz for the trip, then decide what I want to do from there. Currently on 8mg's Reta and have about 2 months before my trip.
I know when we went from Tirz to Reta I had to start the Reta at a very low dose (2mg's) even though we were used to 9mg's Tirz. I understand that, as you are hitting a new receptor. But when switching from Reta, back to Tirz, do I need to start all the way down at 2.5mg's or should I be able to handle more, like 5mg's, I'm not hitting new receptors but realize the amt's are different.
How did you do it? What did your schedule look like? Did you Titrate one up and the other down or just switch? Any surprise side effects?
Cheers!

@Randy How do you like this (Tirz/Survo) compared to (Tirz/Cagri)? Anything I should be aware of that you figured out yourself other than what's in the available literature. I'm still titrating up on the Cagri but not sure if the lump in my gut is for me or not. I like a strong food noise suppression but not so much a "I'm stuffed beyond belief" feeling which Cagri seems to be giving me...I don't have much if any side effects from the Tirz or the Cagri and feel like I'm tolerating it relatively well compared to others reports on side effects.
Thanks man.