Neat vial holders!

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I bought one of his 120-vial kits. The holes were exactly 3ml-vial-sized, and some of the vials with labels wouldn't fit in the holes. He's printing a new rack with bigger holes and sending it to me. Hopefully, this guy wasn't stealing Vita_Pal's customers.
 
Yes, he knew. I care because I put so much work into building a brand known for its quality and innovative designs. I don't want someone else capitalizing on that and selling bad products as me, even if I'm not doing it anymore.
 
I started taking Ozempic for insulin resistance and I've only had two doses (0.25mg), but I felt like it helped my energy levels. I also have POTS and it seems to help with that too. It's hard to say for sure, because I'm overweight, but I feel like it helps. Has anyone else with long term illness noticed a change?
 
Robin38 said:
I started taking Ozempic for insulin resistance and I've only had two doses (0.25mg), but I felt like it helped my energy levels. I also have POTS and it seems to help with that too.
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That's interesting! I've heard some anecdotal reports of GLP-1s helping with inflammation!
 
It made my fatigue worse! I'm taking a break right now because I also have gastritis, and the 1mg dose was too hard on my stomach. Maybe I'll try .5mg later.
 
I have noticed a reduction in my level of pain since I started taking Oz, and I think it's from less inflammation. I was diagnosed with T2D and made major eating changes when I started Oz. I went like 5 days without pain. I have noticed some discomfort now that I have added foods back in. But overall the pain is way down.
 
I have chronic fatigue. The only way Ozempic helps is because I stopped eating sugar and excess carbs, which lowered my inflammation. If I eat sugar, I feel sick. But healthy foods have made me feel better in general. Still super tired, though :(
 
I have a black-cap T30 from APS I'd donate for testing. already sent one out for m/p testing, thinking of another for endo testing. won't risk a bad reaction for a couple hundred bucks — way cheaper than brand anyway.
 
Going that route makes cylindrical containers a poor space choice, if space is actually a concern. Lab-grade cryo storage boxes holding a hundred vials in a grid layout exist. Then pairing that with an insulated cooler bag sized to fit would probably work best.
 
Found a decent holder through an online marketplace, comes in a few sizes depending on how much room you need. Fits basically any vial size. Keep a small one tucked in the fridge myself. Runs somewhere around 10 to 20 dollars depending on the size you pick.
 
You need one more container to round out that set. Kind of jealous honestly. I just label each vial and toss them back in their original box, then stack those boxes inside a bin that lives in the freezer, not nearly as tidy as what you've got going.
 
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