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My aim is a repeatable mix for slu-pp-332, and burning a few vials while experimenting is acceptable, I'm mostly enjoying the tinkering. Following what others tried, I did a .5ml DMSO recon then added it to bac water. Right after mixing it looked perfectly clear, yet by the following morning a...

The starting dose falls short of a therapeutic dose. Even a month of compounding it leaves you under halfway. Even after 4 full weeks of the higher compounded dose, research says you still have not reached a therapeutic level. Might something else be going on? Among prescribed GLP1 medication...

Down 135lbs and I'm freezing constantly! Cold sleeper all my life, waking up chilly almost regardless, with a full comforter on the bed all year. Temperature swings hit me hard: hot and sweaty, then cold again minutes after settling under a fan. These days it's cold around the clock. My...

I stack them, and if I had to drop one I'd keep Tirz. To me Reta is a midweek recharge. On Tirz alone, I'd take two smaller shots weekly instead of one big one. My routine: 7.5 Tirz on Friday, 3 Reta on Tuesday.

Buffering every vial and moving the contents across into the cartridge is the cleverer route. Partly because it's my own method ;), yet mostly because the peptide takes less damage, and I suspect it lowers contamination odds a touch too, though it's far too warm to reason that through today.

Another thing to make sure of is that it's reconstituted and stored correctly. Perhaps this is old news, but don't shake the vial while mixing. I know of people who spoiled peptides by mixing them wrongly.

Saline (0.9% NaCl) together with a pen device (3x5 units) helped a lot and made the itching, bumps and pain go away. The downside is dark spots have appeared, so ive stopped GHK-Cu for good. No Cu in my future. Not ashamed at all.

Sema acts mainly on appetite, so you get a fairly obvious signal for tuning the dose. Oral isnt something Ive used; broadly though, drop the oral, begin small reta doses, watching for side effects and tolerability, aiming to match the appetite control. Moving from sema to reta will be...

Would losing 100 lbs improve how your knees feel? It could help a little, but I doubt it beats what GLPs do. My knee issues showed up when I weighed quite a bit less and trained way more, that's my genetic lottery. Sema has nearly wiped out that pain, though there's still plenty left to lose...

Yeah, my MRI is set for Tuesday, covering the low back and the right hip. At first the blend I was taking cut the inflammation, and probably still helps some, yet these days the pain spreads out from the hip joint and painkillers plus muscle relaxers barely touch it. meh, hoping they pin down a...