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I am using 6 mg reta and 8 mg tirz each week.

None, or maybe they get cheaper on the grey market if people switch to compounded versions. Competition lowers prices.

The lidocaine helps with the burn. Inject slowly and wait a few seconds. I was told the L-Carnitine is what causes the burning sensation.

One listing for a Lipo-C product shows per ml: B5 25 mg, B6 25 mg, B12 methylcobalamin 1 mg, L-Arginine 20 mg, L-Carnitine 50 mg, L-Methion…

Human trials are not going to happen; that's not the FDA's job. These were already approved in the past until 2022.

Reading that made me feel light-headed.

In the military that number means you are considered overweight.

This reminds me of being sent to time-out.

That is the standard the military used when I was in. I still go by it.

AHK-Cu is a lab-made copper peptide made to focus on hair follicles. It supports growth, improves scalp circulation, extends the growth pha…

Damn those insulin ones feel fragile. Pushing a couple times makes the needle detach which resolves the situation or so it appears.

Same, Walmart $1 2 liter

Yikes

So another tirzepitide?

Now I'm curious too.

For hair, AHK-CU applied to the skin works better.

Location should not matter since absorption will be the same either way.

For a colonoscopy earlier this year the instruction was that continuing the medication was fine.

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Blue shoes really appeal to me and I've just bought a couple in that shade.