SwampNut

I say this with the intention of you not hurting yourself, but you are very confused and lacking in understanding of what you are doing. You need to learn more to be safe. Self medication is not a low-info game. Syringes are not marked in IU. They are units. With an insulin syringe you have either 100 units which is 1ml, or 30u which is 0.3 m. There is no fucking way you were taking 1u, and also, forget the units. That's only relative to the mix ratio. Speak in mg of dosage. How many mg of whatever it was did you take? And do you want to jump into the group or no? Need to finalize soon.

Holy shit, wait, stop. Did you order the Retatrutide and Cagrilintide blend from that site you posted? That is a bad idea on many levels. If so, I can tell you why if you care, but that is sketchy at best. This? It should not exist.

Moving all the peptide questions here... I've never once run into anyone talking about peptides in IU (international units, a measure of bio-efficacy). That's bizarre. It's fairly impossible to actually describe it that way, so your source is sketchy as fuck and should not be believed on anything. Or is it possible you're talking about units on the syringe? But 1u is impossible to do. Or are you talking 100u meaning a whole syringe...? Peptides are measured in milligrams and reconstituted with bacteriostatic water at a ratio that works for the intended dosage. Here's one of my many videos on how to do that: As to where to buy... I haven't done a Retatrutide order in a long time, I'm stocked up. That came from a private buying group where we collectively order hundreds of vials from China, randomly send three for testing, and if good, roll with it. You don't have access to this and I can't invite others into it, they are super secretive. If they have stock I could order for you. I also do group buys direct from China myself, for friends, but only if they are trusted sources with testing. If it's not clear, I've been deeply involved with peptides for years, and even spoken at a conference, so I have a lot of connections. Nearly everyone other than me is secretive about shit and private. Most sources don't have a site, I talk to them on Discord, Whatsapp, Telegram, etc and pay with Bitcoin. So anyway, if you want some reta from one of my top sources, with a CoA, the current cost is about $170 for a 10 vial pack of 12mg per vial, once you figure shipping and cost of the Bitcoin transaction. Since I'm already doing a group buy, they'll ship express. Not $135 for one vial. Jesus, I'm in the wrong business. Anyway all these sites order from where I order, and just mark it up. My current group buy is going to be KLOW, Tirzepatide, Tesamorelin, and a few others. Let me know what you want. Edit to add: Normally everything is orders of ten. But I can do that split of KLOW that you want, and if you want to have some of the existing reta vials I have, I'm up for that, I have a shitload and use very little.

Let's move the peptide discussion to that thread. I'll answer it all there shortly.

Holy fuck that's expensive. And sketchy. What did you buy from them? 50mg GHK-Cu, 10mg each of BPC-157, TB-500/TB4, and 10MG KPV mostly daily. I covered that in the KLOW thread too. Some people choose to do 50 shots and stop, some do it forever.

1 iu of....what???

Which products? The MB just comes from Amazon. Peptides come from many sources, some of which you can't order from, some you can.

We've discussed this before, it's the peptide blend that helps heal tissue, joints, ligaments, etc. People seem partly interested. I'm helping to restock with several friends who use it. I'm doing the order tomorrow, sorry for the short notice. It is a well tested batch and the source is someone I know well. The cost is $273 per ten vial pack. Each vial gives 25 doses. Typical dosage is one per day, but people with acute issues often do two per day at the start. The other things you'll need are bacteriostatic water, and syringes.

Wait a sec. You don't have any such terrible situations because, YOU DON'T ACTUALLY OWN ANY FUCKING MOTORCYCLES! Talk about embarassing.

LOL! As I posted, I knew two things... You'd notice the dust. And the net should go in that other space that's for the lock. I actually have a tube-shaped zipper bag to go in there now, have to just do it.

Envy me, bitches! (Sorry about the dust, I've forgotten to clean up under the seat lately.) Also, look ma, no carbs. And a working ECU. For now.

Sounds like continuing the MB and see what happens makes sense? Also something to research: GLOW and KLOW peptide blends. GLOW is GHK-Cu, BPC-157, and TB4 or TB500. KLOW also adds KPV. All are correlated with rebuilding tissue and some of my friends have seen miracle results with major skeletal issues. I've seen a good improvement of milder issues, but very noticeable, so I'll use it on and off. It has one effect that can't be subjective and is clear evidence that it's doing something. I've had a knee that makes noise going up stairs for decades. When I'm on this, the noise stops. When I'm off, after a couple months, it comes back. Unlike the other peptides, this has a very short half life and results can be apparent in a couple weeks, or take 1-2 months. One friend with debilitating knee problems was running up the stairs after ten days on it.

I've forgotten so much...wouldn't it likely be shared with other Hondas?

I've used Semaglutide, Tirzepatide, Retatrutide, and Cagrilintide over three years and a few months. My primary need is blood sugar control, weight is just a small side effect. My current usage is to combine tirz, reta, cagri. Crazy? Sure. I'm not the only one, and in particular cagri is already sold as a combo with sema. Let's just forget sema since it's the least effective of all. Retatrutide had the most undesirable side effects for me, but lots of other people respond differently. The bottom line is that nothing I tell you will help you know which is best for you. OTOH, Cagrilintide has no noticeable side effects, but a lot of people report big ones. What I've done is combine them in small amounts on various days until I had the least bad side effects, but kept the blood sugar control (I often wear a CGM so I can make objective decisions and changes). A lot depends on your dosage too, because I need max dosage of any of them to control sugar. Some people stay on lower doses forever. I've been heavily involved in peptide circles for many years, and have even spoken at a conference. People ask me for help all the time and this is what I advise... Go with Tirzepatide if you just want something solidly proven to be great, and FDA approved, and pretty cheap (from my sources, not TikTok ads). Retatrutide adds a third agonist (I assume you know some things to start with, ask if not) which is likely to have additional benefits, in particular, liver and kidney repair for some people. But seems to add new side effects for some people. Cagrilintide...not sure what to say on that, it is not a GLP-1, somewhat new, going to be very different. Probably nothing to dabble in from the start. This is also impossible to test and react to quickly. Tirzepatide has a 117.5 hour half-life, takes 36 hours to even max out in your body per dose, and takes three doses to build to full strength. A month is your minimum test time, and then you decide whether to increase dose. Making a change similarly takes a long time to see results of the change.