I will forever promote this electrolyte combo + medjoul date as the best preworkout, after a pregnant lady taught me the recipe for "natures gatorade" coconut water blend.
@roccaJ21 Not on test, so take with a grain of salt, but have heard good things about subQ prop injections daily from friends, and I believe vigorous Steve has a great video on it as well.
Compared to the rest of the lineup, epitalon had the most data from human studies than the rest (as well as semax), just need to dig through the soviet archives haha
Epitalon is one of the most interesting peptides in the space, despite the fact that we still don't know enough about it.
Human evidence is limited, and I've said that before, but limited doesn't mean "nothing."
Thousands of doctors and patients have reported positive experiences with Epitalon over the years.
Yes, this is anecdotal data, but it's worthy studying properly.
That's how we make scientific progress.
People and doctors notice a pattern and researchers test whether it's true under rigorous study.
Epitalon appears to be at that early stage.
For now, we're waiting to see whether the FDA allows it to be used in compounding.
First, this is entirely unplausable and unrealistic, BPC is much simpler and cheaper to manufacture than MDMA. Also, to my knowledge, no COA was provided, so it's hearsay until we see the testing.
Second, where can I get from this batch?!
I don't blame them for trying. Should be a trillion dollar drug regardless when it's FDA approved, but this would be quite the money grab if they pulled this off. I have a feeling it'll go down the same path as ozempic and novo, too much demand and not enough supply will force compounding pharms to meet the demand.
Everyone missed a key detail with Eli Lilly’s new TRIUMPH-2 and TRIUMPH-3 clinical data.
They’re planning to file for Retatrutide approval as a BIOLOGIC in Q1 of 2027. Biologics get 12 years of exclusivity, and are 10x more expensive than Peptides.
Meaning no compound pharmacy will be able to compound it, you either buy from Eli Lilly for $10,000/mo or RUO.
@BuckeyeGrad1999@AbudBakri Interesting. That's my first time hearing of that. Good to know! My family member's compounded sema just comes reconstituted in the mail with no COA or anything. Prescribed by their doc.
My most frequent recurring dream is chewing gum and having multiple teeth fall out, glad to see i'm not the only one. Though according to this map I should be seeing snakes lol.
@HandstandKyle@brandonschubert Sexy af. Not like it matters but BAC generally goes room temp in a dark cubby (IE medicine cabinet). Sick setup regardless man.
@BuckeyeGrad1999@AbudBakri Indeed. I know folks getting compounded sema/tirz for $300ish a month. In gray world that might cover a full year or more, and you actually get a Janishik mass/identity/purity endotoxin report you can validate, versus the wild Wild West that is compounding in the US.
How close are we to a world where semax/selank get prio over literal meth and benzos in the US market. Would love to see the day. While they aren't good 1:1 comparisons, it's clear that having kids on adderall/vyvanse and benzos is pretty fucking insane.
Semax is still waiting for FDA approval.
Has more human evidence than most people realize.
Semax was studied in 110 stroke patients.
After one month, patients were more independent with:
Walking
Dressing
Eating
Using the bathroom.
BDNF nearly tripled.
Working on something cool I'd like to show - 10 vial research kits, with a batch specific COA to your kit. I order 11 vials, send one off for testing, and you get the kit of 10 + your exact batch tested at slightly marked up grey prices, with your own batch # and associated COA for the kit.
See more (prices are ball park estimates while I finalize to make up for testing cost)
https://t.co/HkmQ2e3Iv1
@AbudBakri@BuckeyeGrad1999 Race to the bottom it is indeed. Once you've see grey prices + 3rd party testing it's difficult to believe that US compounding will be able to compete with that, at least not for a couple years.