Recent content by Just_Quest

Peptide_Loss the shoe thing is wild but makes sense. People forget weight comes off everywhere.

The careful approach is right - contamination is the main concern with home BAC. Filter the solution through a 0.22 micron syringe filter and store away from light. Target 0.9% benzyl alcohol by volume.

338 to 285 is the kind of progress line where each month builds on the last - by this point the compound effect is what the number reflects.

Okay, I'm still alive, lol. Just feeling a bit queasy. I'm gonna stick with the pens after this. I agree!

It says 5mg-8mg per mL. Doing .44mg a week means less than half the mL (1.76mg) for the 4 shots.

Okay, never mind, I'm an idiot. I get it now. But uh, I injected too much. So, according to what I've been reading I might have a rough week. I feel okay right now, but I'll keep you all updated in case I die, for science.

Okay, so I'm on my second month now. They gave me 1mL for the whole month, but I'm supposed to be injecting .44mg every week for a month. Does 1 ml even cover all 4 weeks? Or am I missing something?

It really is, isn't it? I used to dread clothes shopping. Now it's a treat!

I'm a huge fan of Athleta. Their stuff is comfy, stretchy, and flattering. Some pieces even work for the office because they look polished yet feel amazing! Congrats!

I'm currently trying out MT-2 and Oxy. Feeling better mood on Oxy and the MT-2 is definetly working.

New pep company called Swisher Peptide is having a buy one get one free sale this weekend. They also say they do independent testing for purity, so that's a plus.

I recall reading about a guy who just started Retatrutide at 2.5mg and posting weekly updates. He mentioned no side effects initially, and his hunger levels stayed the same. Everybody's body reacts differently, it seems.

It's different for everyone, but most people do respond to the meds, so stay positive! I lost about 115lbs, around 47% of my weight, in about a year using Tirz and Reta. It felt like forever at the time. My advice is to stick with it. Up your dose slowly to minimize the bad stuff. The good...

I saw a post on Reddit from someone who lost over 65 lbs and 50 inches since May 1st. They went from 237 to 170. It's really inspiring.

Fantastic job, seriously impressive.