I will share my approach. I will have over two hundred vials when the next group arrives. That is roughly eleven to thirteen years worth. Everything has been tested, though not by me. Two of my main sources have testing done. All the batches I have used have testing from a lab. That includes full analysis. Pin away.
Only both? I am stocking up on three either way so I will have something when I am one hundred ten, can't ever be too prepared.
Sometimes I picture what might happen if I had a stroke and passed away, only for my spouse to list a few big insulated containers packed full of different glp1 meds on a popular selling site.
Do you suppose a better option will show up over the coming years?
Maybe the benefits taper off eventually even with whatever major option arrives next especially during upkeep phases. The latest treatment also combines nicely with the earlier compound.
Never heard of that one.
It strikes me as strange to acquire such a large quantity of these things. Where on earth would one even keep them all? I'm also worried about whether they might stop working properly after some time. People mention freezing them to keep them viable, but I haven't seen any studies confirming that this maintains their strength, and I just picked up the word for that from hanging around this scene briefly. On top of that, won't they become outdated fairly soon anyway? Getting them now feels similar to purchasing an outdated cassette deck when only a few tapes are still available to use with it.
No way this is all you've got. Come on, you're messing with me here.
During my late teens into early twenties I now wince recalling how freely I parted with cash for lab chemicals through dubious phone apps while chatting with women who called me honey. Paying more for loose minced meat felt like a treat back then yet it forced me to skip a bunch of noodle packs across that week an unwise gamble.
Anyone else deal with bad reactions? When I tried that med even in a small amount, the following couple days left me wiped out completely and overall miserable. Does anything help ease those effects?
Also known as tirz fatigue though it is not unique to that compound. It tends to be worse when first starting or increasing the dose and usually fades with time. Some switch over to reta later because of the glucagon effect that can bring on insomnia instead. One tip I like for handling the tiredness is to eat more carbs. Other ideas include...
Thanks, I appreciate the feedback. I just moved up to 6 mg of reta and am not losing. I also did not lose on tirze but could not push past the fatigue beyond 5 mg. Maybe I will try it again.
I just jumped to 8 mg and the scale was happy after four days. Dropped 3.2 lbs with BMI and body fat down half a point each. I had slowed down on my last couple of 6 mg pins.
Very similar setup myself although I added one extra layer. I put my insulated bottle with the inserts into another bag then into the beverage cooler.
My number will now be 252 once all the recent orders arrive.
On tirz yes. Some fatigue and anhedonia showed up in the first several months though it might have been more from low calories and very low carb than the med itself. I added a light stack of survo at some point and it helped both. Something like 2 mg survo with 7 mg tirz. Now that I am back on tirz I am thinking of adding the survo again. I like it but will probably drop it once I hit goal.
My tiredness eased up after I started taking NAD by mouth and just let time pass. The change showed up after roughly two months.
There's nothing that comes close to cheap meat from those big tube packs, except maybe the kind from a gas station honey pack.
I have eight vials of the T-30s a kit of R20 a kit of Cag5 and 67 other vials for various things. I think I am done hoarding the assorted stuff for a while. It is far too difficult for me to find affordable single to five pack vials outside of certain lines. I really want to find those big T120 deals. Two or three kits would set me right. Ideally I would have enough to avoid issues with certain administrations that seem even cozier with big pharma.
I guess I am going to have to stop here shortly. I will have 272 vials of reta in the R15 to R140 range once all my recent buys show up. I know five kits are due this week. I need two more kits to fill my 288 vial container.
You know I enjoy spreading things around in this group. I gave a free container to the person living next door and walked them through mixing it properly plus using a filter along with simpler single-container options that do not cost too much. Before that she spent quite a bit every month from her own pocket so the overall reduction including all the needed extras like extra containers purification tools alcohol pads and injection needles felt like a real win. On top of that it felt good to pass along the small amount I have picked up. I am also considering doing the same for a top manager where I work. If it did not seem risky or strange I would probably trade directly with a few others in this space. For a short while I thought about swapping a graded baseball card from a few seasons back with another fan of the same team who had received some lower-cost materials and lives nearby.
The problem is that people are selling two versions of it with no variation at times and no testing COAs. Oh and it is a nootropic.
Those high-end storage devices don't make any sense to me at all so I simply dump everything into a basic container. 🤷♂️
Where is that picture from? That is a lot.
I will not ask what you do but I sure have an idea.
It is a joke not my warehouse.
Initially I reacted with total surprise thinking that person must be an extreme collector with way too much stuff. Then I checked my own buying log and realized I actually hold two hundred forty containers either stored here or due to arrive soon. Those however are spread among several different peptide varieties. Do you keep multiple kinds in your massive doomsday reserve or focus only on the single type?
Most of the US warehouses do not have that many kits. What?
I'm wondering how much time people feel comfortable with these lasting when they've got such large amounts stored away. Supporting the idea of building up a supply makes sense to me when they've been checked and there are several from one production run, yet I've got a bunch sitting in cold storage that I'm concerned might spoil prior to me using them all.
In their powdered form they will be good for several years at minimum in the freezer.
Getting to good to be true? It is just a matter of time till something comes into play. You all be careful out there.
I'll just stop by your spot if supplies run low and I can't get more reta.
If you're not a gym bro I owe that guy some cash.
I'm not. Maybe he'll split that with me. 🤣
Even though this thread is a bit dated now, it's still shocking to realize the dangers present. I'm involved in some online communities where you can spot tons of sellers pushing these products. There seem to be dozens of them sending stuff to folks in the States, all promoted in a single spot on the regular internet. Lots of items listed as prescription drugs turn out to be fake versions made from experimental substances mixed with fillers and dyes.
I care a lot about safety and always check what I get. I've come across uppers mixed with opioids for some odd reason, and even scarier stuff like certain animal tranquilizers and similar compounds.
A while back, someone inquired about verifying if their benzo was real or a stronger substitute. I suggested using chemical test kits and detection strips because they had no clue those existed. Recently they got back saying the results showed opioids and mostly the risky substitute instead. Their thanks seemed heartfelt, and it's got me thinking about donating time or money to safety efforts. Things are rough, with most originating overseas, processed locally into pills or whatever, and sent out widely.
I even set aside one or two from my research peptide orders to check them with the same methods, and thankfully nothing bad turned up. The idea of something going wrong and affecting people here is upsetting. Maybe I'm exaggerating the risks, but I've connected with others in this space and want to look out for them. If anything shows up in my own stuff, I'll share it right away.
Any suggestions on where to get those testing kits? A while back I looked around for portable testing options but had trouble locating anyone who would deliver to my area unless I provided police identification. Ever since getting into this grey area that issue has been nagging at me even though I don't experiment with as many substances as others around here. It would be nice to have a way to check things for extra reassurance. Appreciate any input.
You might check out some harm reduction testing resources.
Both of those groups strike me as solid choices. Still, the starting point is deciding exactly which compound needs checking. These spot tests turn out to be pricey acidic mixtures that produce color changes with certain molecules. The irony stands out since we turned to the gray market to dodge big markups on those same molecules. For samples besides peptides I normally begin with the first reagent to confirm the broad category. The next reagent then helps rule out some unwanted possibilities. Extra caution means adding the paired reagents to screen for more adulterants. Benzo options appear limited from what I have seen. One source offers a solid kit for them plus a single strip that covers three risky additives together. It picks up trace levels and many related variants. The ID rule in your area is annoying. If nothing ships from the spots I know, a big retail site might carry them or a search using the substance names plus test strips could turn up delivery options. The main outfits focused on safety probably reach every location since they push harm reduction so hard.
Hey there, how you been? Those sites? Have I crept into the weird corner of the internet...again???
Yeah that's accurate. These days there's no reason to fire up Tor just to reach that spot anymore. The older threads on this site give me everything I want instead. Noticing your spot in that city sends a chill through me. Takes some nerve to be there pal.
The freezer storage makes me anxious too because studies on the subject keep contradicting each other. Sealed jars plus moisture absorbers get suggested and one can only hope the substances stay intact after thawing. I got lucky with extra medication so I ended up with way more than planned. Being unaware led to feeling unwell at first but my tolerance built over time and I used higher doses than intended. Today after lowering the dose I feel good again and the weight is dropping once more.
Storing stuff in the freezer works out okay for me. I saw the discussion video online with the analyst from the testing service. I've got a huge amount of it sitting in an unsealed box plus some drying packets.
Not sure you're asking me, but here it is. View the video.
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