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Tirzepatide stockpiling storage legality and long-term efficacy

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GreyAlder46archiveJun 2
↳ replying to @SteadyQuill55

What does the data show on how long freeze dried peptides stay good to use?

SlowHarbour21archiveJun 2
↳ replying to @AmberCinder18

Do not forget they also banned those gummies. My wife needed them to sleep. When I cross state lines to get them the parking lot is full of Alabama plates and older people are buying them. People needed those but the state said no. She is really strict about it. Yet if you try to take away her drinks at night she gets upset. Alabama also made it a felony to bring them back across state lines.

SharpWillow20archiveJun 2
↳ replying to @SlowHarbour21

An increasing amount of voices suggest the United States only has the appearance of being a democracy but is in truth an oligarchy.

CopperHarbour29archiveJun 2
↳ replying to @AmberCinder18

Right it is just cracking down on med spas and shady doctors prescribing patients unapproved medicines they bought off the gray market for a big markup.

SharpWillow20archiveJun 2
↳ replying to @CopperHarbour29

Yes formerly a democratic republic but now it seems like an oligarchy or plutocracy.

GreyAlder46archiveJun 2
↳ replying to @SlowHarbour21

In my state you face serious trouble if caught with a gummy. But it is fine if I get blackout drunk in public on the most destructive drug civilization has created. Our lawmakers are brilliant that is why they get elected.

GreyHarbour88archiveJun 2
↳ replying to @SlowHarbour21

Last year we sold the house we had in Alabama before shifting over to Virginia. There are times when I miss certain things but for the most part things seem better in this new spot.

RustTimber22archiveJun 2

I agree with that view. Feels like the moment to gather extra supplies ahead. Those big drug firms aren't on my side.

GreenMeadow27archiveJun 2
↳ replying to @AmberCinder18

Anyone who is in a tough spot can rely on me to head out camping with them at any point. I could also forward some details and equipment for that kind of outing through the mail.

SteadyQuill55archiveJun 2

Back off you fiend! Your actions make clear the cause for keeping your comments hidden from view.

QuietAnchor73archiveJun 2

Is it me or does it sound like they have managed to outlaw anyone in Alabama from taking part in that company's trials of their research products?

ClearBeacon24archiveJun 2

Being a woman in Alabama means control over my own body isn't something that applies in this place. Everything depends on what the guys running things decide. Is that right? I bet it has nothing to do with peps.

SlowHarbour21archiveJun 2
↳ replying to @GreyHarbour88

Virginia appeals to me a lot. The scenery looks gorgeous particularly around the mountains. Yet folks begin talking in a strange way once you travel roughly two hours from the capital.

PlainAlder11archiveJun 2
↳ replying to @SteadyQuill55

Check your inbox and leave the bible outside.

GreyAlder46archiveJun 2
↳ replying to @SlowHarbour21

Those spots around the capital all strike me as identical. The motorists there are the most awful ones I've run into anywhere except New Jersey.

ClearLedger33archiveJun 2

Even though crack remains banned throughout Alabama plenty of users still exist there. This comes down to pharmaceutical corporations acting in their usual profit focused way. Everything revolves around financial gain. Getting those medications officially in Alabama means paying the companies for approved versions or else managing personal supplies ahead of time. Corporations show zero interest in individuals and focus only on earnings. Based on comments from others here I expect access to become much more limited soon. Whenever anyone shifts to unofficial options it seems to cut into a representative's benefits in an amusing way.

CopperHarbour29archiveJun 2
↳ replying to @ClearBeacon24

Not really just things lining up at the same time.

ClearBeacon24archiveJun 3
↳ replying to @CopperHarbour29

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CopperHarbour29archiveJun 3
↳ replying to @ClearBeacon24

It goes beyond the surrounding details alone.

RustPebble43archiveJun 3

What stands out is that whole prescribing angle. Can't speak for anyone else's situation but my peptides have zero prescriptions attached and that setup isn't changing unless coverage kicks in down the road.

PlainThistle36archiveJun 3
↳ replying to @SteadyQuill55

Back when I first started on Retatrutide and found the forum I saw all the talk about waves of panic buying and figured it was overblown, that gray sources had made it through tougher times and something better might show up anyway. One year of planned dosing for two people seemed like more than enough at the time. Now I have five years worth at the highest dose put away. I get why folks stock up hard on Tirzepatide and Retatrutide because I cannot picture going without some amount of it and the future is uncertain, but I can at least control what I have on hand right now. Everything is different for me since starting. Down more than fifty pounds, blood work the best it has ever been, eating habits under control, autoimmune inflammation and markers way down. The labs improved so much that my providers made me wait a week and repeat them to rule out a lab error. Both my primary and the autoimmune specialist said they ran everything twice and had no explanation for the specific cause.

CopperHarbour29archiveJun 3
↳ replying to @ClearBeacon24

Not digging into anything, just noting what the Lilly CEO said about compounders and then seeing the drugs get cheaper and more Medicare compliant shortly after. It lines up in a way that works for everyone involved.

SteadyQuill55archiveJun 3
↳ replying to @PlainThistle36

Pretty much anyone with sense realizes it. Doctors paying even a little attention know that big weight loss without any explanation usually points to a GLP-1, whether the patient mentions it or not. They skip asking because they do not actually need the details for most cases and they get that people have their own reasons for keeping quiet.

WryLantern85archiveJun 3
↳ replying to @PlainThistle38

Seems that way so far, nothing I posted in the LGBTQ section got removed, though I keep tying it back to GLP-1 topics and stay on point with HRT stuff.

SlowHarbour21archiveJun 3
↳ replying to @ClearLedger33

Eli Lilly is not selling crack so they stay out of it, but if the government let them they would push to lock up every dealer in Birmingham and Montgomery for decades. The TV ads would be something else.

GreenMarble65archiveJun 3
↳ replying to @SlowHarbour21

My wife began with delta 8 or 9 gummies while we were right on the state line between Phenix City and Columbus GA. We got them there at first and now she orders online from a Florida company. Hope that option stays open. They help her nerve pain after spinal surgery and let her sleep.

PlainAlder11archiveJun 3
↳ replying to @GreenMarble65

I know that spot on the other coast too. We get Delta 9s from the same source and they help with sleep. Thanks for the reminder, I just placed another order.

PlainAnchor17archiveJun 3
↳ replying to @SteadyQuill55

Exactly. At last year's checkup my doctor, who obviously lifts, just noted the fifteen pound drop from the year before, asked if it was on purpose, and moved on when I said yes. Did not push further at all.

GreenMeadow54archiveJun 3

I mentioned low dose Tirz for food noise to my doctor. She asked if it was compounded but it was clear she did not want details if it was not. I think she knows what people do and would rather not note it unless forced.

WryThistle17archiveJun 3
↳ replying to @SlowHarbour21 (opening post)

If you are not already wealthy we are all screwed.

AmberCompass48archiveJun 3
↳ replying to @SteadyQuill55

Just to add, I took my very first Tirz dose the same day you joined the site. Started at 10 mg and could not bring myself to do the shot at first, then stepped on the scale at 330 and got it done fast. Have done plenty of shots since.

AmberCompass48archiveJun 3

I know you do, same here.

CopperHarbour29archiveJun 3
↳ replying to @SlowHarbour21

Curious what ridiculous brand name they would slap on prescription crack cocaine.

ClearLedger33archiveJun 3
↳ replying to @CopperHarbour29

Something catchy like Zoomitol or Crackafed ER. Side effects could include pawning your kids birthday cash and selling your shoes. Someone needs to fire up AI and make that commercial happen.

CopperHarbour29archiveJun 5
↳ replying to @BrightLantern89

No debate needed, it is New Jersey every time. Undefeated.

AmberAlder67archiveJun 6

Not trying to be rude but relying only on the GLP meds will not cut it. Food and life habits have to change or doses keep climbing, new meds get chased, or weight returns.

AmberSignal37archiveJun 6

This part confuses me. Some peptides can be compounded so they are not research grade. Who is even prescribing research grade versions?

NorthMarble34archiveJun 6
↳ replying to @AmberSignal37

Alabama. The next governor said on Fox News that American men wear too much European stuff. Politics aside, holding office clearly does not require being sharp.

KeenKettle50archiveJun 6

Glad I got out of that state years ago. No offense meant to my friend and his family still there.

KeenKettle50archiveJun 6
↳ replying to @NorthMarble34

Met plenty of decent people while living in Alabama but was never a fan of Kay Ivey. Should have surveyed their Cherokee backgrounds.

AmberCompass48archiveJun 6
↳ replying to @AmberAlder67

No offense but obviously. Down almost 120 pounds in ten months yet this is supposed to be a lifetime drug and many lose effectiveness after years regardless of diet changes. Off it now for another surgery and the hunger is back hard, not the usual whole foods either, just the old cravings screaming.

ClearBeacon24archiveJun 6
↳ replying to @AmberCompass48

Interesting about the specific cravings. Since starting the GLPs I have zero interest in sweets like ice cream, used to finish a half gallon easily and now I just shrug at it in the store.

AmberCinder18archiveJun 6

Tuberville is the dumbest person in Alabama politics, does not even live in the state anymore, stays in Florida, yet Alabama will make him governor just because he is the Republican pick. Time to start drinking.

ClearBeacon24archiveJun 6

I have a feeling this whole thread is about to disappear.

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