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I'm at 205! So close I can taste it! Congrats!

Yep, Calorie_Cake is right. Let's say you mix 5mg of BPC with 5mL of water. Each mL is 1,000mcg of BPC. If you want 300mcg per shot, you'd draw 0.3mL or 30 units on an insulin syringe.

I thought multiple jabs would matter, but I read type-1 diabetics inject multiple times a day from the same vial for a month. That's over 100 punctures per month. Still, I can't see using a vial for more than 3 months or 12 pokes.

I've also noticed more heartburn since starting sema. Anyone else? A teaspoon of baking soda dissolved in water usually does the trick.

Just finished a vial after 3 months. Still worked fine, and I kept it cold. Always wiped it with alcohol.

If I haven't gone in 72 hours, I'm using prunes and drinking a ton of water. Never, ever let it get to a week!

I'd agree with that. But the number of pokes into the stopper becomes a thing. Like, daily dosing would be too many. I'd cap it at, say, 20 pokes, definitely under 10 would be best.

Pens seem pretty well-sealed to me, maybe even better.

I would be cautious. Buying from unknown sources is risky. It's better to get prescriptions from a doctor who works with reputable compounding pharmacies. You might pay more, but you'll have some assurance of quality.

If you feel like gambling, just buy some cosmetic stuff from an online retailer. It might be the real deal, or it could be some cheap dye, lol!

For anyone who's worried about the injections hurting, try using an ice pack to numb the area beforehand. Some people say it doesn't hurt at all, but I don't believe them! 😅

What is it about that supplier that caught your eye? That's usually a giveaway that you should avoid them. So many 'companies' pop up with zero background.

Congratulations! You're doing great!!!!

On a slightly different note, has anyone here used Ipamorelin or similar peptides? I'm curious about their impact on IGF-1 levels. Some people report lower levels after cycles, which seems counterintuitive.

Regarding the blood pressure concerns, it's often related to the weight loss itself, not necessarily the medication directly. However, some people do experience changes. It's important to monitor it regularly and discuss any concerns with your doctor. Some people find they can lower the dose, or...

I've found that 10mm and 12mm needles work best, especially for certain peptides that tend to cause localized reactions.

Love your smile! Great job!

Hair loss, or telogen effluvium, can sometimes occur with rapid weight loss, regardless of the method. Discuss with your doctor to rule out other potential causes and explore options like nutritional supplements.

Have you had your thyroid levels checked or seen an endocrinologist? There could be other hormonal things going on. Also, are you taking any other meds that might be affecting your appetite?

Wow, what a difference!