Is research sema the cheapest GLP-1?

[Val1984]

I'm trying to help out a friend who is on a tight budget and looking into research peptides. If they get 10mg of sema, that could be like, what, 15 doses maybe? But it'd only be a handful of doses with tirz or reta. Seems almost too good to be true cost-wise.

 

[TransformMe]

You are correct. Semaglutide is the least expensive because the required dose is lower. From overseas sources, all of them are about $1/mg. However, the max dose of clinically approved sema is 2.4mg, while tirz is 15mg and reta is 12mg.

 

[Georgie]

Sema is definitely the cheapest. It's my go-to for stocking up.

 

[Lazy_Tracker]

Your stockpile? Now I'm intrigued! Georgie

 

[Ash1988]

Buying in larger amounts makes it ridiculously cheaper than getting it compounded. I'm talking a fifth of the price, easily.

Plus, I'm confident I'm getting top-notch stuff this way, instead of just blindly trusting a compounding pharmacy.

 

[Quinn72]

Honey, you think the US is a normal first-world country *at all* when it comes to healthcare?

 

[Ash1988]

You missed the sarcasm. I know America's healthcare system is a mess. I was just saying that most developed nations pay like $50 for brand-name stuff, and we can't even get compounded versions here for 5x that price.

 

[Food-IMO]

I just want to understand where people are buying their products currently, to begin my own hoarding process hehe.

 

[Recon-Goals]

It's true. I remember reading an article that said the actual production cost for a box of Ozempic ready to go from a pharmacy was around five bucks. That's nuts.

 

[Val1984]

Check out bfflist.com

 

[TransformMe]

I find some other suppliers to have easier payment options and are cheaper than bfflist.

 

[Georgie]

I got a kit of sema20 from somewhere for $120 last December during a sale. I don't know if it's real or not… but that's like, $12 for a vial of 20mg semaglutide, which is crazy cheap. Even if I can only handle 1mg a week, that's still a 20-week supply.

 

[Food-IMO]

How is that product in terms of quality? Where can I learn about research?

 

[Val1984]

Sema is sema and tirz is tirz, mostly. another forum
Start there and just ask questions about research.

 

[Lazy_Tracker]

Yeah I like other suppliers I've found, their stuff has always been good and I don't get ripped off trying to save a few bucks.

 

[Recon-Goals]

Search this forum for reconstitution info, check YouTube for peptide reconstitution tutorials, and join qualligator.com, lots of good stuff there. Good luck!

Also, search for certain suppliers on those sites. Always good to double-check before buying, things change fast.

 

[Ash1988]

Some other suppliers are not cheaper than bfflist on everything. For example, one product is over $100 less on bfflist for now. This is at least the case while the promo is going on.

 

[Georgie]

Neither one is cheap. You can buy Tirz60 for $260 now... these guys are still asking for 300...

 

[Quinn72]

If it was 300 it'd be completely fine, I'd buy it.

 

[Food-IMO]

My recent order a few days ago for T30 was a good price while it was on sale, but the sale just ended today, so now it's higher. Plus shipping. Sometimes people pay a higher price because they don't pay attention to promotions. It's a tax for being uninformed.