NorthQuill51

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BPC-157 alone or stacked with TB-500
There are no injuries present only the gradual decline associated with advancing years. Might this provide relief for such conditions. Cons…
Jul 1
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BPC-157 alone or stacked with TB-500
I'm looking to figure out how to pick between them. From what I've gathered the combination supports healing damaged spots. One acts locall…
Jun 30
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Dumping Mounjaro / Zepbound pens into a pen cartridge?
How exactly did you use the dremel on the pen? Are you saying the cartridge can go straight into another pen? Also what do you think about …
Jun 28
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Dumping Mounjaro / Zepbound pens into a pen cartridge?
What about adding some bac water to act as a preservative?
Jun 28
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Long-term lowest-dose GLP-1 maintenance vs discontinuation experiences
Wow you lost all your weight at 2.5mg? That's great.
Jun 27
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Long-term lowest-dose GLP-1 maintenance vs discontinuation experiences
You know I keep forgetting about all the other benefits these drugs have. Good point.
Jun 27
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Long-term lowest-dose GLP-1 maintenance vs discontinuation experiences
Makes sense. I picture the best approach is to lower the dose gradually like we raise it, and if weight starts rising go back to the last d…
Jun 27
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Long-term lowest-dose GLP-1 maintenance vs discontinuation experiences
Don't most people end up staying on a maintenance dose permanently?
Jun 27
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Well I finally did it. Not pleasant.
I'm wondering whether folks mean the needle went straight into a vein or only brushed against the side of one by mistake.
Jun 27
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Please help me get over my pen stress
It mostly comes down to some added ease. No need to draw from a vial each time. You just attach a needle, set the dose, and inject. The car…
Jun 27
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Testing for reconstituted
If the potential gain is that large then spending some money to check might make sense.
Jun 25
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Testing for reconstituted
If the rate itself does not change then the numbers on the graph should stay the same because it shows percent change. Ten grams losing a c…
Jun 25
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Testing for reconstituted
I think the idea is sending a vial that holds only some of the liquid after mixing.
Jun 25
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Testing for reconstituted
What do the red and green colors represent? A positive percentage cannot mean the material somehow gained mass on its own, right?
Jun 25
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Sterility risks of adding air during vial reconstitution and transfers
You are fine. My earlier reply was aimed at a different comment, so the back-and-forth was mostly a misunderstanding.
Jun 23
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Sterility risks of adding air during vial reconstitution and transfers
At the start there is no vacuum, but once you start pulling doses out it will develop depending on how much volume you remove.
Jun 21
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Sterility risks of adding air during vial reconstitution and transfers
You are describing a narrow case that does not match this thread. The original post was about adding air before drawing. Drawing a lot from…
Jun 20
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Sterility risks of adding air during vial reconstitution and transfers
That does not sound right. Are you saying they draw and inject multiple times with the same needle?
Jun 20
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Sterility risks of adding air during vial reconstitution and transfers
Well that is still putting air into the vial.
Jun 20
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Sterility risks of adding air during vial reconstitution and transfers
How does that even work for you? The vials start with vacuum inside. Is it tough to pull the peptides out?
Jun 20