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Hmmmm…. Good to know, Thx! Happy with your results of your buffered?
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Discussion: Nexaph@MyB
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NAD+ Buffered vs non-Buffered@ResearchCat This is exactly where I'm at...
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NAD+ Buffered vs non-BufferedI hadn’t thought of that, but I think it’s a great alternative strategy. I should have done something like this from the get-go.
I originally posted because I’m considering adding NAD+ to boost my energy. I’m about to pull the trigger on an Ipamorelin, CJC-1295, and Tesamorelin stack and hit the gym hard, so I’ll definitely need the extra fuel. I’m also planning to start tapering off Retatrutide; while my sub-Q fat has diminished significantly, I still have some visceral fat I’d like to target.
I’m approaching the fine-tuning phase now, so I need to put away the bazooka and pull out the sniper rifle. My goal isn’t to hit 6–8% body fat, as I believe maintaining that level of leanness comes with a whole host of other issues (IMHO).
Thanks for the insight!
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Discussion: The Importance of Third-Party Testing in the Peptide IndustrySorry to hear this. I’ve had good luck with them (at least I thought).
Why does your 3rd party test results show a mass of 196.6mg when it seems they tested a 5mg bottle? I’m sure I’m missing something blatantly obvious….
EDIT: I’ll go ahead and answer my own question. I did not realize that 5 mg of these peptides can amount to a grain of sand, and therefore they all use fillers of some sort… thank you Grok.
But you’re right…. How can you dose properly when you’ve got 8.1mg net and your Peptira COA says 6.25mg net…