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That 14 % figure after 45 days frozen doesn't tell us the rate beyond that point. If loss stays flat it might still be usable in some situa…

I'd like to see the actual testing behind that claim. Mechanical stress from freeze-thaw cycles seems more likely to cause damage than the …

Whenever the first med holds my hunger down at the amount I'm using, there's not much point raising it before that stops working. What give…

I began peptide use at 282 and am now at 240. My planned goal is 200 with an aim around 185-190. At 6'1" or 6'2" that would put me inside n…

I don't see how switching would end the stall.

Could always try adding sema again and see how sleep goes.

Storing the bac water for ninety days past its first use while also holding the mixed vials for ten weeks really adds up to nearly one hund…

Two shots a week aren't hard to track if you pick set days like Monday evening and Friday morning, about three and a half days apart. Nothi…

That's how I know it pulls air in. The same thing happens with the small reconstituted peptide vials and with oil vials.

If you don't push air in, the vial will pull air through the stopper when you pull liquid out.

Halfway between your next 17 mg tirz doses, add 6 mg reta and drop tirz to 12-15 mg. Wait 24-48 hours, check how food noise feels, then dec…

Shotsy

I am all about steady data so I bought two glass scales from a store and cross-check readings between them. If the difference grows beyond …

I keep it in a drawer instead of the fridge. It's really just a guess on my part, but it's worked out so far.

I go three months from the first puncture and mark the date on the bottle. The cost works out to just a few dollars a month anyway.

Should my containers share the cold compartment with uncooked flesh and spoiled scraps full of bacteria plus molds, I would keep each prepa…

Big closure, what's the quantity clinging on the sides? I wouldn't describe it as significant. Moreover, when mixing up a vial in that rang…

The idea strikes me as odd because printed objects tend to absorb things, doctors have not taken it up, and I can keep my containers apart …

I wonder about the amount of those things attached to the surface.

I flip the container over and draw out the liquid while easing the needle free bit by bit. The tiny leftover bit at the end doesn't bother …