RustTimber85

The main idea is those year-long expiration periods from the compounding sources aren't just random guesses. Actual stability checks back t…

No, that product is not a bowel stimulant. It simply holds water in the intestine.

Nothing links that compounded version to the gray market except the active ingredient.

Those degradation charts apply to grey-market powder mixed with BAC water. They don't cover pharmacy-compounded versions that include prese…

I'll use it within a year of the printed date and I'm comfortable with that for this pharmacy product. No reason to freeze the vials.

I have a year's worth of compounded pharmacy product in storage. That stays in the refrigerator. Dry kits go in the freezer.

I'm not freezing anything that's been mixed.

Those 10 mL ampoules are a solid choice in my opinion.

Fair enough.

Long term studies on an osmotic laxative show it is safe and effective with no sign of physiological dependence. It is not a stimulant laxa…

I recall from the trial data that the resting heart rate increase peaked around 24 weeks and then started to come back down though it had n…

This has me wondering. All the reading I've done points to higher amounts than two milligrams not offering any more advantages.

Yes. Is this meant seriously or just to stir things up?

Yeah, that checks out. The situation here involved pumping a big load of NAD straight into the veins. That reaction seems over the top. Wha…

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Together with my spouse we consume the compound. I began at one milligram each day across seven days. Assuming it sits well then shift up t…

As he mentioned it is optional. It just makes sure any air drawn in will be filtered.

Four weeks with no problems beforehand? Unless it's a delayed allergic response, GHK is probably not responsible. A bit of hydrocortisone c…

I use 5/8 inch luer lock needles for drawing bacteriostatic water, reconstitution, and venting. I follow the steps shown in this video.

I switched over not long ago and find them really enjoyable now.