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Man, im excited, uther Peptides has the cool bioregulators. Im definitely doing the cartalax protocol again. Im going to swap the klow out for ghk-cu, PDA, tb-500 and kpv as individual shots.

To preface my comments, I had/have two torn shoulders. I would suggest adding MSM, Vit. C, and Hyaluronic Acid. It's important to provide your body with the raw materials to help recreate everything. Additionally, I ran KLOW, Cartalax, with the supplements previously mentioned and it has made a huge difference. I even fell off a ladder and landed on my elbow and my ribs hurt, but my shoulder was fine. I'm doing the same thing again in a few weeks.

alright, a little less impressive on the ray trace or path trace images but I think it suits me well.

Well, I have to say thank you Randy at the team for the video on making nasal sprays!

Last Saturday evening, I tore a 1cm long flap in my upper eyelid while working in a solar ground mount system. I stated taking TB-500 (500mcg every 2 days), bpc-157 (500mcg everyday), kpv (500mcg daily), and GHK-Cu (5mg daily). On top of that, 7.5mg of Methlyn Blue and 20 min of red light therapy daily. Today, the scab flaked off and its all but healed completely. 6 days is pretty quick. I had very little swelling and my black eye lasted maybe 2 days.

Good afternoon guys, I'm not sure how well it's going to go, but I want to try. I saw that big 2.4l vacuum thermos storage reactor and I just thought, man, I want one! Then I found Nexaph and now I need one. Buying 10 packs of our frequent flier pepties can really drive storage needs.

Im designing a series of drop in vial storage trays. Im going to 3d print them at first until I like the fit and design. Once I have it, im going to.try and machine my first mold for silicone. Im excited to do this.

Man, I havent seen that movie I decades!

Yeah, I had a 3 minute mini internal beat down on myself for not wearing sunglasses as eye protection while I was walking i to the house so I could tell how badly I hurt myself. In the end, just a bruised eyeball and a skin flap. My wife did a great job with the glue and tegaderm. I feel incredibly lucky to have access to peptides, red light, etc.

TL;DR: Find vendors/manufacturers for BAC water and filters that are certified in the US to meet Current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP)/ISO 9001/CE etc. If you do that, you have 3rd party auditors looking over their shoulders for you.

Because you're buying gray market, it's hard to prove things like cGMP because there is less regulatory burden. Its also why everything is so much cheaper. When you buy filters from a place like Biologix USA, you are buying from a firm that is ISO 9001 certified and audited. That means they have policies, procedures, records, and practices that can be verified through a 3rd party audit firm. If you look on Biologix's website, you'll see, "Our R&D focus is on advancement of core products. Our clean rooms are standard class 100,000 and compliant with GMP standards. All clean rooms are ISO 9001, CE registered and follow the strict CDC guidelines for purity and efficiency." While those things could be just words on a page, you can actually verify CE registration and ISO 9001 certification. If you were to buy a 10mg vial of Lily Trazepetide it would be $449.00 out of pocket with the current discount , full price being $1,087.00. For that price, purchasing a grey market 10 pack, going in on a group test, and purchasing Pfizer's BAC water doesn't sound half bad. Now, you might get it from your insurance for less than 449 for 10mg, but not everyone can.

Well, I just ordered two 10 vial kits, one TB-500 and one KPV. The price is crazy, 10 for the price of 2, basically. If these are good quality, I could see getting enough ss-31 to do the full mitochondrial repair protocol.

Im no doctor, but, reta revs up your metabolism and puts working stress on mitochondria. It seems like you might want your mitochondria in good shape in order to get the most out of your reta. So, fixing with SS-31 first, then MOTS-c to create more mitochondria and streamline the effectiveness of them would create less reactive oxygen species and allow reta to do all the good it can do. With how much copper is needed in the creation of ATP, it might be good to supplement with GHK-Cu. Then there is the question of NAD+ or niacin as well. That's getting to be a lot of shots though.

I feel like making a sweatshirt of a peptide vial and having a salt shake of Uncle Wang's Chinesium sprinkling down on it.

Chinesium being the industrial dust on everything that gets shipped from China, as made famous by uncle bumble f*ck.

@ResearchCat I couldn't agree more. Im doing my best to understand what I'm doing and make a conscious effort to solve specific problems. The more I start to understand (on whatever level it is), the more i wish I knew more before I started. Like, on, started on Reta, probably should have run a protocol of SS-31 and MOTS-C before doing that. Now, I've done that and im getting more out of the reta, weight loss wise. My doc wanted to know what I've been doing after seeing my labs. Said I get the prize for best a1c change. He is also a type 2 diabetic.

Now that ss-31 passed fda approval (not that it means much), I might actually talk to him about this stuff.

I just came in to ask the same question! That sucks!

I have to say, my label maker is coming in handy! I just ordered some 3ml vial (20mmx40mm ) labels and extra pen vial (12mmx20mm) labels.

I have not, but I'll be purchasing it next time I have to purchase bpc.

I need to get a few inserts for my storage container, nexpha is gonna make my freezer look like that house in Vegas.

I use 12mmx40mm on my cartridges and 20mmx40mm on my vials from nexaph.

I tried running the labels long ways on the cartridges, but they never stayed. This way, they adhere to themselves and the cartridge.

I just put the peptideand the dose/number of units/clicks to dose it.

@victoriamcelhaugh is there a reason youre looking for shipped reconstituted peptides? Once you reconstituted them, you start the clock on degradation, increase sensitivity to agitation, heat, aggregation, and denaturing.

@Juan-Doe NAD+ is what your mitochondria burn to make ATP. You can actually duel the salvage pathway with niacinamide (niacin) and your body turns it into nad+. Its a lot cheaper that way.

The ninja nerd guy on YouTube has some great videos on the Electron Transpot Chain/Cellular Respiration.

Im glad I purchased a few 4x 50ml boxes. Seems like it coincidentally happened after 14 peptides came off the do not compound list.