Injectable Peptides…for more than weight loss (Page 2 of 65)
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I've been consulting with a company that offers legit prescribed peptides - compounded through a US pharmacy. The requirement is an upfront Blood Test and Doctor consult - But then you get to talk to a real doctor that specializes in functional medicine and knows what works, how much to take and no bro science. Its basically concierge medicine. The results I've seen personally and from lots of customers are amazing. |
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Originally Posted By Bassman2: I've been consulting with a company that offers legit prescribed peptides - compounded through a US pharmacy. The requirement is an upfront Blood Test and Doctor consult - But then you get to talk to a real doctor that specializes in functional medicine and knows what works, how much to take and no bro science. Its basically concierge medicine. The results I've seen personally and from lots of customers are amazing. @Bassman2, are you at liberty to share what company you’re consulting with? |
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I had a guy come in to the ER at 1030 at night, having taken 3 different injectable peptides. He'd inadvertently done a 4X overdose on one of them about 45 minutes prior. It turned out to be the one that was a stimulant. He was tachycardic, sweating and just about crawling out of his skin. He got admitted to the ICU. I thought he was going to arrest in front of me at any time. I called poison control and they groaned and said, "Oh, we hate these things. You never know what all they have taken. They're a nightmare." If you're dumb enough to take random injectable things from amateur pharmacists at the local gym, you deserve what you get. |
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Originally Posted By Sartorius: I had a guy come in to the ER at 1030 at night, having taken 3 different injectable peptides. He'd inadvertently done a 4X overdose on one of them about 45 minutes prior. It turned out to be the one that was a stimulant. He was tachycardic, sweating and just about crawling out of his skin. He got admitted to the ICU. I thought he was going to arrest in front of me at any time. I called poison control and they groaned and said, "Oh, we hate these things. You never know what all they have taken. They're a nightmare." If you're dumb enough to take random injectable things from amateur pharmacists at the local gym, you deserve what you get. Well, he DID take 4x the dose. I wouldn't blame the product. |
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Dont know the OPs specific request, but heres my story. I did some Tirz. Mounjourno or whatever its called. Dark web compounding pharmacy that only takes crypto and doesn't advertise. Found them out from a friend. Lost 35lbs from Feb to May, went from 200.6lbs to 163lbs. Took a break from the "meds" because I plateaued and thought I needed a break. life got hectic. Went to Alaska. Ate like crap, sat in a truck for 5000 miles. Had gained back 15lbs at the end of the trip in early July. 1 treatment of the tirz and I lost 7 lbs in a week. Took another treatment today. I am hoping to be 155 lbs by end of summer. A weight I havent been since 2003 when I went to bootcamp. For a total of roughly $80, I personally have lost this weight. |
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HGH, great for recovery and fat loss. Retatrutide, great for cutting up. Melanotan 2, turned me from pasty white to perfect golden brown tanned in ~8 sessions of around 45 minutes in the sun. I have gray eyes and my natural skin tone is literally white as a sheet of printer paper. And I don't tan naturally. MT2 doesn't care PT-141, made me nauseous then gave me a boner that lasted over two hours till the wife had to finally tap out. Still not sure where I stand with that one Love me some peptides. |
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Been on black market Tirz, and then Reta for 6+ months. Down 90+ LBs. Hit goal weight, well blew past it. Now on a maint dose of reta and going a ss31+mots c cycle. The place I get mine from is tested after it arrives, and then they pick 5 random people who bought to submit a vial they have for more testing. Prices are mid tier but nothing compared to retail or even med spas. I am about $1500 into it, and me and the wife have hit goal weight and have meds for 4+ years left. |
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Originally Posted By TheJudgeHolden: PT-141, made me nauseous then gave me a boner that lasted over two hours till the wife had to finally tap out. Still not sure where I stand with that one Love me some peptides. 
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Originally Posted By Sartorius: I had a guy come in to the ER at 1030 at night, having taken 3 different injectable peptides. He'd inadvertently done a 4X overdose on one of them about 45 minutes prior. It turned out to be the one that was a stimulant. He was tachycardic, sweating and just about crawling out of his skin. He got admitted to the ICU. I thought he was going to arrest in front of me at any time. I called poison control and they groaned and said, "Oh, we hate these things. You never know what all they have taken. They're a nightmare." If you're dumb enough to take random injectable things from amateur pharmacists at the local gym, you deserve what you get. |
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Originally Posted By zeekh: Are they only effective if injected? BPC157, the only peptide I'm in interested in has to be injected to be effective. If I could source it domestically, I'd use it. Just a little sketched out ordering it from foreign soil and paying with zelle/venmo/etc |
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Originally Posted By zeekh: Are they only effective if injected? Depends, some can be administered by nasal spray. I was extremly skeptical at first but they have been extremely effectieve for Mrs.Iggy1337 (RN) in dropping some weight for the summer and having sexytime like we were 22 years old again. After mrs.Iggy1337 dropped some weight I tried it and it absolutely stopped my desire to eat stuff with sugar (and that's a real bonus for me). |
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Originally Posted By mudholestomper: My wife and I both use Semaglutide and Retatrutide from an underground lab and they work as expected. She's pretty thin but is struggling with perimenopause and had put on 15lbs. She's 20lbs down with no effort. I'm middle aged chubby and had put on some extra weight from bulking and then struggling to get the extra weight off afterwards. I'm fairly muscular for a 50 yo guy, mostly natural lifetime gym rat, now on a sporty level of TRT. I'm down 20lbs, no muscle loss that I can detect. My wife is going to take a break, I'm going to continue and hopefully lose another 15-20. Is your wife strength training? If not those meds alone will do nothing to prevent osteoporosis, muscle atrophy, cognitive decline, loss of flexibility and mobility. Are you still lifting? |
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Originally Posted By Bassman2: I've been consulting with a company that offers legit prescribed peptides - compounded through a US pharmacy. The requirement is an upfront Blood Test and Doctor consult - But then you get to talk to a real doctor that specializes in functional medicine and knows what works, how much to take and no bro science. Its basically concierge medicine. The results I've seen personally and from lots of customers are amazing. The raw peptides are imported from China. Let's say at a wholesale price of $2-4 a vial because they are buying in bulk. They are HPLC tested here and packaged into the final product according to pharmacopoeia regulations, they sold at $60-120 a vial. The grey market peptide sites are doing roughly the same thing, just potentially less testing and QC, and obviously avoiding regulations. Those willing to do the research just skip the middlemen and get directly from China. Basically sets of 10 vials for the price of a single vial from the gray market peptide sites. These sites operated with impunity for the last decade+, until they started carrying the weight loss peptides and effecting big pharma's bottom line. So much for RFK pushing for peptide deregulation (I'm not talking about allowing patent infringement).  End of Peptide Sites? Steroid Lawyer Explains |
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Maybe we can make an official thread with progress results and what not like the trt thread that was going? I'm 44, neuro damage and inflamation issues from Lyme's disease, have all kinds of bursitis, tennis elbow, tears etc. from being highly active and lifting 25+ years. All of this has greatly reduced my ability to workout recently so my love handles are creeping in too. I'm still researching but plan on giving them a shot soon. I'm a hardcore skeptic so I will need to see very real results to consider them effective. |
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Originally Posted By Sartorius: I had a guy come in to the ER at 1030 at night, having taken 3 different injectable peptides. He'd inadvertently done a 4X overdose on one of them about 45 minutes prior. It turned out to be the one that was a stimulant. He was tachycardic, sweating and just about crawling out of his skin. He got admitted to the ICU. I thought he was going to arrest in front of me at any time. I called poison control and they groaned and said, "Oh, we hate these things. You never know what all they have taken. They're a nightmare." If you're dumb enough to take random injectable things from amateur pharmacists at the local gym, you deserve what you get. I’m curious what the EKG findings were, what was showing up on the rhythm on the cardiac monitor, and what the chemistries revealed? How did you end up treating him? |
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Originally Posted By ICEAGE: BPC-157 + TB500 are extremely powerful at fighting inflammation and healing minor soft tissue injuries. Peptides work as advertised. As long as you get them from a good source. We can expect major push-back from big pharma and the FDA on peptides because they are highly effective. Either that or they will become regulated/prescribed and illegal to possess without a script. PureRawz and AminoUSA have been legit for me. Originally Posted By ICEAGE: BPC-157 + TB500 are extremely powerful at fighting inflammation and healing minor soft tissue injuries. Peptides work as advertised. As long as you get them from a good source. We can expect major push-back from big pharma and the FDA on peptides because they are highly effective. Either that or they will become regulated/prescribed and illegal to possess without a script. Originally Posted By Whiskeygunner: Can you share where you buy from? Every place I see online wants to charge some stupid 135+ dollar a month "membership fee". PureRawz and AminoUSA have been legit for me. 157/500 did wonders for a mastering and calf injuries I had. Didn’t touch my elbow tendinitis though. |
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I've been doing a lot of reading on this, but I still have a lot of questions. Say I order a 10mg vial of powder form Tirzepatide from a research website. What do I add to the vial to make it liquid form? How much of that liquid do I add, then how much do I inject to get the 2.5 mg dose? Does the rest of the vial go into the trash? I've been reading all kinds of stuff, but it's one of those things I want to get right if I try it. |
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Originally Posted By Bassman2: I've been consulting with a company that offers legit prescribed peptides - compounded through a US pharmacy. The requirement is an upfront Blood Test and Doctor consult - But then you get to talk to a real doctor that specializes in functional medicine and knows what works, how much to take and no bro science. Its basically concierge medicine. The results I've seen personally and from lots of customers are amazing. This is the type of place that I use. Except I meet with the functional medical doctor in person No GLP-1s for me though. Use BPC-157 and some other one that I can’t spell to boost HGH |
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Originally Posted By JaredC1: This is the type of place that I use. Except I meet with the functional medical doctor in person No GLP-1s for me though. Use BPC-157 and some other one that I can't spell to boost HGH |
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Originally Posted By IT_Cowboy: I am waiting for the commercials in a few years asking if you were harmed by taking this product call this number Yup, from what I hear there's already serious side effects, people just don't care... 
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Originally Posted By chibajoe: Taking BPC-157 orally does almost nothing for tendon and muscle injuries, since it will stay in your digestive tract. I'm convinced people who claim that peptides don't work are either not using them correctly, or are big pharma shills. On the flip side they do not need to be site injected like a lot of people think when using them for injuries. I prefer systemic injections over a site injection when using peptides. This is a common question from clients. Oral is almost always useless when it comes to peptides. And unfortunately there are a lot of bunk peptide companies out there and you really want to do solid research on legitimate ones. I have two that I trust that are independently lab tested regularly. Also, folks that reach out to me, I do not do free phone consults, please stop asking. I'm more than willing to answer questions here, but I do not do phone consults for online rando's. |
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Originally Posted By johndenverut: I've been doing a lot of reading on this, but I still have a lot of questions. Say I order a 10mg vial of powder form Tirzepatide from a research website. What do I add to the vial to make it liquid form? How much of that liquid do I add, then how much do I inject to get the 2.5 mg dose? Does the rest of the vial go into the trash? I've been reading all kinds of stuff, but it's one of those things I want to get right if I try it. It is basic math, but here goes. Bacteriostatic water is what I use to make it into a liquid. I use insulin syringes. They are in "units". I try to use round numbers, so, if using a 10mg vial of tirz, add 40 "units" of BacWater. Then, a 10 "unit" injection would be 2.5mg. 10/40=2.5/10 Extrapolate that into whatever you want. If you add 80 units to a 10mg vial, then 20 units would be a 2.5mg injection. 10/80=2.5/20 If you have a 30mg vial of tirz, then 120 units of bacwater would result in a 10 unit injection being 2.5mg. 30/120=2.5/10 Refrigerate your "mixed" vial. The term in constituted. They keep for a very long time. Dont shake the vials, the peptides are fragile, at least thats what i was told. Use clean 1 time use syringes (toss them afterwards, do not reuse), alcohol wipes on vials, body and needles to prevent infection, and if you are still nervous, then maybe go the professional route first to be safe. |
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Originally Posted By tonysoprano150: I'm curious what the EKG findings were, what was showing up on the rhythm on the cardiac monitor, and what the chemistries revealed? How did you end up treating him? Sinus tachycardia, about 130 bpm. ST segment depression in his inferior leads. Borderline QT prolongation. Beet red and sweaty. Somewhat hypertensive, but not as much as you'd think. Every 60-90 seconds, he'd bend over and loudly groan or grunt, like the Hulk getting angry. I thought he was stroking out the first time. And then he'd stand up again and repeat every 60-90 sec. Couldn't lay down due to anxiety and a little dyspnea. Did an EKG with him sitting up. My nursed slammed an IV in him while he was still standing because he wouldn't sit or lie down waiting for the ambulance to come. He got Versed in the rig and then admitted to the ICU on an Ativan drip. |
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Originally Posted By jcatcg: Didn't the FDA recently reclassify BPC-157 so that compounding pharmacies can't legally sell it anymore? Originally Posted By jcatcg: Originally Posted By JaredC1: This is the type of place that I use. Except I meet with the functional medical doctor in person No GLP-1s for me though. Use BPC-157 and some other one that I can't spell to boost HGH I have no idea. I buy it directly from the functional medical doctor I see. I hand them money and they hand me a vial with a prescription paper on it. As long as you do blood tests every 3 months it’s good to go. Only thing I have to get directly from the pharmacy is the testosterone. All the peptides they hand to me directly and show me how to dose it and inject it. |
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Originally Posted By Sartorius: Sinus tachycardia, about 130 bpm. ST segment depression in his inferior leads. Borderline QT prolongation. Beet red and sweaty. Somewhat hypertensive, but not as much as you'd think. Every 60-90 seconds, he'd bend over and loudly groan or grunt, like the Hulk getting angry. I thought he was stroking out the first time. And then he'd stand up again and repeat every 60-90 sec. Couldn't lay down due to anxiety and a little dyspnea. Did an EKG with him sitting up. My nursed slammed an IV in him while he was still standing because he wouldn't sit or lie down waiting for the ambulance to come. He got Versed in the rig and then admitted to the ICU on an Ativan drip. That’s an extremely unnerving description of the patients that I’ve seen that I expected might code any second. It’s almost as ominous as the ones that have the urge to poop |
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Originally Posted By Erick1744: I take oral bpc-157, it helps nagging injuries, but its not magic . I just got put back on Ozempic since other long acting insulins would give me nasty hypoglycemic episodes into the 20’s. Not interested in another injection. Got some of the typical aches accumulated over the years and am interested in oral box-157 just to keep them under control while out cleaning up the farm. Mind elaborating on your experience? |
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Originally Posted By wganz: I just got put back on Ozempic since other long acting insulins would give me nasty hypoglycemic episodes into the 20's. Not interested in another injection. Got some of the typical aches accumulated over the years and am interested in oral box-157 just to keep them under control while out cleaning up the farm. Mind elaborating on your experience? Originally Posted By wganz: Originally Posted By Erick1744: I take oral bpc-157, it helps nagging injuries, but its not magic . I just got put back on Ozempic since other long acting insulins would give me nasty hypoglycemic episodes into the 20's. Not interested in another injection. Got some of the typical aches accumulated over the years and am interested in oral box-157 just to keep them under control while out cleaning up the farm. Mind elaborating on your experience? |
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Originally Posted By TechGal26: Yup, from what I hear there's already serious side effects, people just don't care... Originally Posted By TechGal26: Originally Posted By IT_Cowboy: I am waiting for the commercials in a few years asking if you were harmed by taking this product call this number Yup, from what I hear there's already serious side effects, people just don't care... What do you hear? Zero side effects from tirzapetide for me. Most of the gastro symptoms are due to people continuing a shitty diet, not getting enough water and fiber, not exercising, etc. |
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I am on my 3rd trial of TB500 and BCP157s. The first bottle I took was due to a nagging knee injury. It was during hockey season, and my knee was extremely sore. I had stopped skating, as it was towards the end of the season, and the injury slowly healed. The second trial was when my knee was sore due to me biking a lot. It helped. 3rd and final, I just finished. The knee is hurting, but not too badly. I have received no noticeable relief this round. |
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Originally Posted By Mountaineer82: So my one question is does this affect a urinalysis when they test you at work? No. Unless you’re an Olympic athlete you don’t have to worry. But it’s dumb to not get it through a functional doctor who does bloodwork every quarter |
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Originally Posted By HappyCamel: Oral BPC-157 is going to be placebo outside of healing the gastrointestinal tract. It is endogenous to the human GI tract, that's where it was discovered and isolated from. Then they found it facilitated healing when introduced outside. It does not pass outside of the GI tract/is broken down. Don't bother unless you're going to pin. So what about in a suppository? |
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Originally Posted By zeekh: So what about in a suppository? Originally Posted By zeekh: Originally Posted By HappyCamel: Oral BPC-157 is going to be placebo outside of healing the gastrointestinal tract. It is endogenous to the human GI tract, that's where it was discovered and isolated from. Then they found it facilitated healing when introduced outside. It does not pass outside of the GI tract/is broken down. Don't bother unless you're going to pin. So what about in a suppository? |
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Originally Posted By mudholestomper: My wife and I both use Semaglutide and Retatrutide from an underground lab and they work as expected. She's pretty thin but is struggling with perimenopause and had put on 15lbs. She's 20lbs down with no effort. I'm middle aged chubby and had put on some extra weight from bulking and then struggling to get the extra weight off afterwards. I'm fairly muscular for a 50 yo guy, mostly natural lifetime gym rat, now on a sporty level of TRT. I'm down 20lbs, no muscle loss that I can detect. My wife is going to take a break, I'm going to continue and hopefully lose another 15-20. Say you're on fairly high does of test, but mostly natty - Do you have a YouTube fitness channel?  |
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Originally Posted By rob78: BPC157, the only peptide I'm in interested in has to be injected to be effective. If I could source it domestically, I'd use it. Just a little sketched out ordering it from foreign soil and paying with zelle/venmo/etc |
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Originally Posted By JohnSmith6073: GLP-1's are going to be as ubiquitous as Tylenol and aspirin. Probably. I thought Metformin will as well since there's a lot of benefits such as longevity, anti-aging, anti-cancer. Originally Posted By kab85: Idk but I'll take a link, I got approved for wegovy but $1200 a month ain't happening Dang. Just approve for Zepbound 0 copay. Love my insurance. |
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Originally Posted By Sartorius: I had a guy come in to the ER at 1030 at night, having taken 3 different injectable peptides. He'd inadvertently done a 4X overdose on one of them about 45 minutes prior. It turned out to be the one that was a stimulant. He was tachycardic, sweating and just about crawling out of his skin. He got admitted to the ICU. I thought he was going to arrest in front of me at any time. I called poison control and they groaned and said, "Oh, we hate these things. You never know what all they have taken. They're a nightmare." If you're dumb enough to take random injectable things from amateur pharmacists at the local gym, you deserve what you get. And if the medical community and .gov would quit playing mommy and daddy we could go back to legit pharmacies and forward looking docs helping people out rather than telling them youre just getting old or it's surgery or stay crippled. Sorry doc but your profession likes the $$$$ from the current system and is doing everything it can to make sure that system doesn't get turned upside down. |
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| Did a couple months of Wegovy. Got up to the middle dose of 1.0. Had started getting sulfur burps and a lot of heartburn. At 1.0 I had a weeks worth of the shits. Called it quits. Unfortunately my gall bladder had enough. Started having severe admominal pain in the middle of the night several times and it got more frequent. Landed in the hospital and after tons of tests, my inflamed non-functional gall bladder had to come out. No stones, just gall bladder called it quits….probably from storing too much bile due to barely eating anything. Only lost about 5 pounds over a couple months. Works for a lot of people but not me. That was about 5 weeks ago and the hospital bills are flowing in. |