Peptide Critic Community

@MyB do they provide a CoA? I just saw this week another compounding pharmacy in Austin that recalled their glutathione for elevated endotoxins. So shows we can’t even trust compounding pharmacies and need to be careful.

I am trying to find out if the Korean Glutathione (like what southern aminos sells), which they indicate is pharmacy grade is any better than what I would get from another random vendor that uses their vendor label. Does anyone have an experience? Do I need a COA with the Korean pharmaceutical, is it legit?And why are the prices so extreme? Some places it is more than half the price for same sized vial. Just doing my best to navigate this product. Thanks for any help!

Buying Reta for the very first time. I notice from
MileHigh Club that there are 3 vials that allow common sense to dictate them as Reta, Tirz and Sema..I hate to assume anything with peptides..so I will ask the stupid and obvious question for safety.. Is MHC-3RT confirmed Reta? Thanks

@jamesjessen when do you get Fuan glutathione?

@hay_bayls I am just starting to research Glutathione (take tirz, KPV and GHK-CU)…but I am confused what Korean Gluta is? Is this the brand name where you order? Any suggestions on where to order? It seems fairly expensive for as much as people use. Still learning

@gym.rat where are you finding the RAW ghk-cu for topical use only?

I am interested in this as well

@quicksilver80 yes I know I am being over anxious! And Poor girl..geeze!!

If they are already testing for purity, then why the need for fentanyl test testing? If the product is 99%, then why? But man..you are all freaking me out! Now I am more nervous about fentanyl than endotoxins! I hate bad people.

@kmckinley I am on the same 3. I take 2mg of KPV daily and 1.5 ghk-cu. Just finished my first cycle. Also on low dose tirz. I am just not sure if I need longer to notice. So far nothing.

@kmckinley any improvement with the lipedema? Are you using anything else to help with with lipedema

@MyB that was my reaction to KLOW also, so I decided to break it down and see what was causing it. For me it was the BCP. I started very very low on the GHK-CU ..like .25 mg daily…my welps didn’t start until I got to about 1 mg. I am at 1.5 mg and not bad but definitely present. I do wonder if some of us need a lot longer to get the body acclimated to any of the peptides.

@quicksilver80 same with mine..sometimes the itching lasts 2 days. It is a small welp and sometimes hard. I am not sure if this slight reaction happening long term would cause auto immune issues. I also read somewhere on this forum that the needle can also cause that..any ideas. I have the V2…and use easy touch 6mm needle.

Hi, quick question. I came across a post where someone mentioned repeated injection site reactions from Tesamorelin, and a comment claimed that ongoing histamine reactions could eventually lead to an autoimmune issue or intolerance.

Every time I take GHK-Cu, I get a small welt and occasional itching at the injection site for a day or so. I’ve been using it for about two months, and it hasn’t really improved or worsened.

Is this something to be concerned about in terms of developing a true allergy or autoimmune response? Or is this just a common reaction with this peptide?

Curious if there’s any solid or newer research on this. I assumed it was just part of using GHK-Cu, but I don’t want to ignore something that could turn into a bigger issue. Thanks!

@MyB ok wow that is crazy! I had no idea! Ugh..thanks for the informative post

Is there a reason you are all only talking about novofine and glucacore and not others like easytouch? Not sure why any of these would be out of stock permanently. I feel like I’m missing something.

@aronmezera this is slightly random and not answering your question, but most women even young teens need progesterone these days due to the high xenoestrogen in all the products we use..especially detergent, dishwashing liquid etc. You name it, it has hormone deregulators. All these have bombarded the female system and there is a extreme increase in PCOS, endometriosis, ovarian cysts etc(more so in younger females) due to the estrogen dominance. Progesterone (just micronized cream..Bioidentical) will work fine..but def recommended. Don’t let them sell her the synthetic form or pellets..it is very easy to get a cream that lasts 2 month for $30. If you don’t believe me..go down the rabbit hole…all the info is there. Also get her ferritin serum levels tested..not iron but specifically ferritin. Women tend to be lower in that and if she is and starts Reta she will need to make sure she is supplementing or eating correctly to make sure that level stays healthy. Good luck

Any research that KPV has long term healing and reduced inflammation, where there is eventually no need for it or just a few times a week?