Got a love letter from Customs, told @PCT24X7 PHARMACY about it and he immediately said, “Sir, we’ll resend it for you” - I didn’t even have to ask. Really appreciate doing business with him. In the end, 3 out of 4 packages made it through.
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Andavari
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Bro came through. Other package lost in the mail for 52 days, he did a reship, that came to me in less than 2 weeks. Really enjoy ordering from this guy. He makes things right.
CharlesV
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placed another order with 24x7. i figured with China, China, China dominating the headlines, that our friends in India are needing some attention.
malfeasance
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Checked my email and realized I just asked for and received a list around the time you posted this.
malfeasance
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I do not see cilnidipine. Am I searching for the wrong name? I also checked Atelier, Cilacar and Cilaheart . . .
CharlesV
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i don’t see it either. hit him up and see if he stocks it outside of the price list. folks have mentioned he has more stock than what is listed.
Dirthand
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This partial list of new items came in an e-mail with the old list on Wednesday. Do with it as you will.
Cilnidipine 5 mg x 15 tabs - 2$
Cilnidipine 10 mg x 15 tabs - 4$
Cilnidipine 20 mg x 15 tabs - 6$
Abbott pharma T3 20 mcg x 100 tabs - 30$
Cilnidipine+Telmisaratan 10/40 - 1.3$
Mounjaro (TIRZEPATIDE) 5 mg - 80$
Cilnidipine 5 mg x 15 tabs - 2$
Cilnidipine 10 mg x 15 tabs - 4$
Cilnidipine 20 mg x 15 tabs - 6$
Abbott pharma T3 20 mcg x 100 tabs - 30$
Cilnidipine+Telmisaratan 10/40 - 1.3$
Mounjaro (TIRZEPATIDE) 5 mg - 80$
Docsunshine23
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Bunch of antibiotics and cardiac meds sitting in customs for approaching 2 weeks, just weird since it came from UAE but I’m chilling. Part of the process ordering international just wanted the reality out there so people don’t expect Amazon
Andavari
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USPS is fucked these days though - sucks
Docsunshine23
Member
I know it’s just crazy bc my order was split into 2 even though it was all antibiotics and cardiac stuff. The one from India flew in and got through super quick the UAE just been chilling is customs, I thought it would have been the other way around for sure.
247 is still the GOAT. I know alot of people are panic buying so just want everyone to know it’s part of the deal. Will update as it moves along, shouldn’t be any issue with it
Andavari
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Preventative antibiotics or cycle related? The dude has an enormous list of stuff.
Docsunshine23
Member
Mostly preventative and prepped stuff. Then I order about 3-6 months worth of my personal meds for back up supply and do the same for my parents “just in case”
Andavari
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Super smart
Ghoul
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Cildipidine is awesome. 600 tabs recently landed.
Let me tell you what makes it a better calcium channel blocker than Amlodipine in every possible way:
-Same BP reduction at equivalent dose (2x dose amlodipine) but the most troublesome potential side of Amlodipine, edema (swelling of extremities) is far less of an issue. Since this can develop years after starting amlodipine, it's a major benefit to have this risk virtually off the table.
-The only CCB that blocks both "L" and "N" channels.
-"N" channel blocking prevents psychological stress / anger induced blood pressure increases. This type is the major source of AAS BP increase. As a result, BP levels are much more stable throughout the day. Even "White coat syndrome", elevated BP in the presence of a medical provider, has been observed to be eliminated with Cildipidine,
-"N" channel blocking also prevents reflex tachycardia. Normally, when BP is lowered via a medication, resting heart rate rises to compensate. Cildipidine not only does NOT do this, it lowers RHR by a few points from baseline as well.
-Heart rate variability is improved by Cildipidine on a dose dependent basis.
-improves the function of cholesterol metabolizing enzymes, lowering triglycerides.
-more selective for arterioles rather than large arteries. This improves blood flow in the extremities, organ function, improves ED, without excessively lowering total BP.
-renal protective, and improves kidney function, as seen by its impact on the relevant markers.
When both are available, there is literally nothing that makes amlodipine preferable, other than a marginally lower price making it more cost effective.
Let me tell you what makes it a better calcium channel blocker than Amlodipine in every possible way:
-Same BP reduction at equivalent dose (2x dose amlodipine) but the most troublesome potential side of Amlodipine, edema (swelling of extremities) is far less of an issue. Since this can develop years after starting amlodipine, it's a major benefit to have this risk virtually off the table.
-The only CCB that blocks both "L" and "N" channels.
-"N" channel blocking prevents psychological stress / anger induced blood pressure increases. This type is the major source of AAS BP increase. As a result, BP levels are much more stable throughout the day. Even "White coat syndrome", elevated BP in the presence of a medical provider, has been observed to be eliminated with Cildipidine,
-"N" channel blocking also prevents reflex tachycardia. Normally, when BP is lowered via a medication, resting heart rate rises to compensate. Cildipidine not only does NOT do this, it lowers RHR by a few points from baseline as well.
-Heart rate variability is improved by Cildipidine on a dose dependent basis.
-improves the function of cholesterol metabolizing enzymes, lowering triglycerides.
-more selective for arterioles rather than large arteries. This improves blood flow in the extremities, organ function, improves ED, without excessively lowering total BP.
-renal protective, and improves kidney function, as seen by its impact on the relevant markers.
When both are available, there is literally nothing that makes amlodipine preferable, other than a marginally lower price making it more cost effective.
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Would you recommend taking any BP meds if CV issues aren’t really an issue? I have pretty optimal lipid markers, avg a 110/60 bp, and have a 50 rhr. I don’t want to drop anything too much and have to deal with reflex tachy which is a bitch, but anything to help the heart helps me
fit2beking
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I have 500 tabs on the way that got left out by mistake. I’m interested in giving this one a go. I use 40mg telm and 5 mg neb now. Thoughts on adding this and taking neb out the equation or keep neb in? My average bp 115ish/70 and that is while blasting test mast NPP
Andavari
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Same question actually. My bp runs 97-99 / 55-63 so I'd take it purely for the other benefits.
Andavari
New Member
Where did you find your cildipidine? I can't seem to find it and the white coat blocker would be super helpful.
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