WarmCompass17
archive participant · first seen Dec 9, 2025 · last active Jun 5
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I don't think I like this PEP pen
I always pull the needle out right after finishing the injection. The second version I own lets me tuck it away completely. That comes in h…
Feb 13
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I don't think I like this PEP pen
Unfortunately biohazard waste is incinerated, not recycled, as far as I know. I take mine to a local pharmacy. Half the time they say they …
Feb 7
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Inject peptides at 45 degree angle or 90 for subq?
Clearly this goes much further than what shows on the outside.
Feb 5
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Inject peptides at 45 degree angle or 90 for subq?
Exactly. The goal is the fat layer beneath the dermis. You can tell when the resistance changes as the needle passes into that softer tissu…
Feb 5
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Non-linearity of dosing and pharmacokinetics
The investigation into lengthening telomeres using cell cultures happened over in Britain. I had been considering those investigations into…
Feb 1
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Non-linearity of dosing and pharmacokinetics
Certain papers among those can be accessed by me. I am making an effort to examine several. Yet research performed in nations where politic…
Feb 1
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Non-linearity of dosing and pharmacokinetics
Appreciate you sharing the good update regarding that research on epithalon showing the same outcomes again. Never stumbled upon it no matt…
Jan 31
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Non-linearity of dosing and pharmacokinetics
In all honesty the dad probably turned out responsible for the whole thing.
Jan 31
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Heavy Metals in Protein Powders Raise Safety Questions
It's easier on the system to take in small amounts of something harmful occasionally, maybe just a couple days each week, and follow it wit…
Jan 27
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Needless Pen
The needle thickness is extremely small!
Jan 27
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Cerebrolysin liquid vs powder vials and P21 comparisons for brain fog and TBI recovery
That's funny about the meaty odor too. Appreciate how you're checking everything with multiple senses. My focus keeps drifting and it bugs …
Jan 26
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Cerebrolysin liquid vs powder vials and P21 comparisons for brain fog and TBI recovery
Reading various sources leads me to think the hydrolysate version produced in Asia stands apart from the European one made as a cleaned ext…
Jan 26
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Needless Pen
wow! I’m impressed you use a 31! New goalz…
Jan 25
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Needless Pen
Yep. Several vaccines. I remember pretending it didn’t hurt
Jan 24
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Needless Pen
And of course the cheaper versions might be quite a bit less reliable than the real medical devices
Jan 24
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Needless Pen
Perhaps an earlier answer relied on outdated gear or old worries. A fresh analysis from this year comes across more upbeat. These needleles…
Jan 24
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Needless Pen
The website doesn't show me the details either, yet I wonder if the gadget proves dependable when used to give doses each day. What amount …
Jan 24
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Heavy Metals in Protein Powders Raise Safety Questions
Downplaying these worries comes across as far too casual. With the most lenient official guidelines in place, lots of people depending on m…
Jan 24
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The Process of Freeze Drying (Lyophilization)
Even if swallowing them seems fine there are probably extra chemicals mixed in to keep them stable and working well and those might mess wi…
Jan 19
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The Process of Freeze Drying (Lyophilization)
Pumps without oil exist and leave less mess behind. Large scale drug production for delicate items such as certain proteins or shots probab…
Jan 19