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Reta and tirz have a max solubility around 80 mg per ml. My usual concentrations are 25 mg per ml. This keeps me around 0.30 to 0.40 ml per…

Today I mixed the 5amq using plain sterile water once more. For ss31, MOTS-c and GHK-Cu I changed over to saline at 0.9 percent without any…

Whoa, it seems like you've unleashed some major firepower here.

What kind of enzymes?

Quick points: certain enzymes that break down collagen need zinc, and low zinc can drop testosterone.

Skip the zinc if you’re fine staying saggy after weight loss or going bald.

Homocysteine.

While doing my usual reading I found something on myelin repair. I'm not certain it's the exact piece, but this might be useful.

I used to get the same thing but it stopped once I switched to light eating for the two days after each shot. That means cutting back on ca…

I note the details right on those glass containers and how everything feels when doing this intense labor.

I picked up a hundred paper strips for checking acidity in my mouth fluid and waste. The range goes from four point five to nine, letting m…

It's nice that this agency lacks power over nearly everyone across the planet.

the media had been covering ozempic and then mounjaro and more recently retatrutide. i looked into reta and found forums and research sites…

I like these strips better since they read within a quarter unit near neutral which fits what we need. Checking a urine sample also shows w…

I examine the mixture right after opening and then roughly monthly when it occurs to me. A small remainder stays inside the injection tool …

I moved my batch over to a pair of pen cartridges. Higher dilution makes several injections simpler without triggering responses.

One of those is not a peptide at all. No cysteine is present so a redox reaction is unlikely and the mix should be fine. Given known issues…

I am not familiar with the RN title. It sounds like the rules in the US differ from those in France and the rest of Europe.

What sets a rally driver apart from most folks behind the wheel is how they react when the car leaves the pavement. Instead of fixating on …

Agree to disagree. That is what I like about science: there is no single correct answer.