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Here you go, seems fitting. I did as well.

I maintain a couple of spreadsheet files for my own records. The first one logs my injection details including dosages for both myself and …

For an overfill of just a couple mg I reconstitute to the listed amount. With larger overfills like 8 or 9 mg on an R30 I mix according to …

Seven months with no breaks and it's worked well for me with almost no side effects. Sleep is the only noticeable change, and getting up at…

I jumped in deep on the requests people made for likes.

I did not know the thread got locked in your drama report.

Way too expensive now. She doesn't check my spending and was open to trying Reta. That's her only real downside, aside from treating me lik…

My wife has been on 10 mg of Reta for seven months, same as me, and she still snores.

No problem, they are still good. Do not throw them away.

It accepts the same supplies as the 110. Sent a link to the maker site for the round labels.

I get it completely. I have also been known to post long detailed replies.

It builds up over time. I kept each dose for four weeks before going up.

Skip all the extra numbers and just answer what was asked directly. That calculator is my usual choice when needed.

For this type of peptide I prefer a reconstitution calculator that handles bac water or other diluents and shows the resulting injection vo…

I reckon someone's getting compensated for that view so I'll just skip it.

Yes that occurs. I placed him on the list of ignored users for specific motives.

Which device are you thinking of anyway? That approach holds no interest for me because it's pointless.

Can it use the small round labels meant for 3ml vial caps? That is how I use my D110, though I have another compact printer for other label…

Where are these cool kids?

I never had the early issues but later on I had stretches with no drive. It passed on its own. I agree carbs matter when intake is low over…