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This change will cut our expenses dramatically through fewer cases of high blood pressure, diabetes, and the problems that follow. That's t…

I really need a table that moves itself away when I do not push myself away from it.

I think in the same interview, he called tirzepatide the "cockroach" of peptides.

I accidentally froze a few bottles of that brand a while back. After checking with AI and a few people here I decided to throw them out. Th…

Can you elaborate?

I agree. The added volume is too small to matter and I don't change my dosing math for it.

The vial holds 60mg of Tirz unless the batch was over or under filled. That quantity of active stays the same. A peptide dosing calculator …

Does mentioning raw point to a kit that's already been lyophilized?

Yes, you can and should change the BAC amount as the dose increases. I aim for 50 units or 0.5 ml per injection. A peptide calculator helps…

Great point. I apologize and will keep that in mind.

Sorry, that was unclear. I should have included the earlier post that together sounded rough. It is all good.

That comes across as condescending, which means talking down to someone.

I personally use only what I can finish in a month. I have noticed the 30 mg vials usually cost the same per mg as the 60 mg ones.

Main lesson for me is that brand prices do not work for long-term use by most people. Other sources are the practical route. I may stay on …

Hey journalist lurkers, would you please write about how we are improving our own medical results here? About how many of us could not affo…

Yeah that checks out. But I do not think it was the same person. That one said she worked for the financial times and it checked out.

The ones at the doctor's office are the worst.

I would almost guarantee the writer spends time here, at least as a lurker and possibly someone we talk to without knowing. The details abo…

It won't be. The thread will sink and the same question will pop up again in a week or two. I asked the identical thing about survo once.

One comment claimed you can use tirzepatide forever because it never goes bad. Safety note: that is not accurate.