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What's the deal, he reopened the 22nd of this month, 75 percent of the injectables are so out already??
From my understanding, he closed to do inventory, as in a thorough count of what he had on hand, not to necessarily restock items. He reopened with quite a few items out of stock to begin with. I assume the shortages are affecting his ability to restock, as is the case with most sources these days.
 
From my understanding, he closed to do inventory, as in a thorough count of what he had on hand, not to necessarily restock items. He reopened with quite a few items out of stock to begin with. I assume the shortages are affecting his ability to restock, as is the case with most sources these days.
Yeah it's been a few months since I put in an order with anybody so what the f***lol
 
Yeah it's been a few months since I put in an order with anybody so what the f***lol
It definitely sucks, and the most current rumors I've heard only point to things continuing to get worse, with essentially all compounds, including testosterone, going up in price and possibly becoming scarce as time goes on.
 
Switched to Opti Blues a couple months ago.
Was previously using, and have only ever used, Opti Greys before the switch to Blues.

Just got bloodwork back:
2.2iu of Blues has my IGF-1 at 159
Split 1iu AM, 1.2iu PM

Might send a vial to Jano for testing.

Previous bloodwork:

165 on TRT (had never taken HGH prior to this)
195 on TRT + 2iu Opti Greys
209 on TRT + 3iu Opti Greys
159 on TRT + 2.2 Opti Blues
 
Anyone using the Reta? I used 1/4 of a vial to start 5 days ago and I've felt like ass since. 2.22mg is just slightly above the official starting dose of 2mg so I'm confused.
Weirdly enough I had minimal issue at 2mg a week. The occasional weird stomach feeling and some appetite suppressant.

I’m 48 hours after 2.5mg injection of Reta. Food is literally making me gag.
My girl is getting awful nausea at 2.5mg as well. Randomly almost vomiting.
Reta just doesn’t play lol.
I’m on week 5-6. 2.5mg still is strong for me lol.
Micro dosing thru the week is my next plan. Might help with the nausea and appetite.

Some people can take it no issue. Wild.
 
Attention gear hoarders:

I asked Opti about his vial stoppers, and he told me they are PTFE. This is fantastic news for anyone planning to store gear long term in an attempt to ride out the shortages. They are more resistant to chemicals (like benzyl benzoate), and are far less likely to swell, break down, or otherwise fail. I personally plan to transfer all my non-Opti gear to vials with either PTFE, Flurotec, or Teflon coated stoppers.
 
Attention gear hoarders:

I asked Opti about his vial stoppers, and he told me they are PTFE. This is fantastic news for anyone planning to store gear long term in an attempt to ride out the shortages. They are more resistant to chemicals (like benzyl benzoate), and are far less likely to swell, break down, or otherwise fail. I personally plan to transfer all my non-Opti gear to vials with either PTFE, Flurotec, or Teflon coated stoppers.
So you’re saying you can change out the stopper?

Did not know this….i have ordered from multiple sources and some I will not use again because of the stopper (one cored after the first insertion) some have suggested using a smaller needle but I like the 18g it draws the best
 
So you’re saying you can change out the stopper?

Did not know this….i have ordered from multiple sources and some I will not use again because of the stopper (one cored after the first insertion) some have suggested using a smaller needle but I like the 18g it draws the best
You can, but it's going to involve a decapper, capper, and obviously new stoppers and caps. You have to remove the aluminum cap, then the stopper, and then you replace them. Obviously this all must be done in a sterile environment, or you could easily contaminate the vial. Another way would be to purchase sealed, sterile vials with quality stoppers, and transfer the oil to those. That would be a bit less involved labor wise, and you wouldn't need as many tools, but it still needs to be a sterile process. None of this is really worth it unless you are planning long term storage and can see potential future issues. For me, a certain source fills his vials so generously that the oil contacts the stoppers, even when stored perfectly vertical. The stoppers are plain butyl rubber, and the benzyl benzoate absolutely will ruin those stoppers given enough time.

I used to use 18g to draw, but I'm not patient enough that I draw with 23g's. I am currently using over 3cc EOD, and as long as you don't mind the wait, you won't have coring issues if you use a 22 or 23g. I go sick of small pieces of rubber floating around in my vials, so I made the switch. Even going to a 19 or 20g would be an improvement, if you don't have the patience for thinner gauges.
 
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You can, but it's going to involve a decapper, capper, and obviously new stoppers and caps. You have to remove the aluminum cap, then the stopper, and then you replace them. Obviously this all must be done in a sterile environment, or you could easily contaminate the vial. Another way would be to purchase sealed, sterile vials with quality stoppers, and transfer the oil to those. That would be a bit less involved labor wise, and you wouldn't need as many tools, but it still needs to be a sterile process. None of this is really worth it unless you are planning long term storage and can see potential future issues. For me, a certain source fills his vials so generously that the oil contacts the stoppers, even when stored perfectly vertical. The stoppers are plain butyl rubber, and the benzyl benzoate absolutely will ruin those stoppers given enough time.

I used to use 18g to draw, but I'm not patient enough that I draw with 23g's. I am currently using over 3cc EOD, and as long as you don't mind the wait, you won't have coring issues if you use a 22 or 23g. I go sick of small pieces of rubber floating around in my vials, so I made the switch. Even going to a 19 or 20g would be an improvement, if you don't have the patience for thinner gauges.
Yes replacing the stopper is out…just watched a video on proper technique when drawing so I’ll give it a shot…will also try a 19 or 20g … 23 is what I stick with
 
Yes replacing the stopper is out…just watched a video on proper technique when drawing so I’ll give it a shot…will also try a 19 or 20g … 23 is what I stick with
Going up a gauge or two will definitely help with coring issues. Totally up to you, but you may want to consider using thinner needles for injecting. I've been doing at least weekly, but usually three days a week, and sometimes daily injections, for the better part of 20 years, and as time goes on you'll want to do everything you can to minimize scar tissue. I started out with 22 and 23g, went to 25's after a few years, and now more recently exclusively use 27 and 29's for injections. It's a little slower, but it's long term prevention, and worth it in my personal opinion. I highly recommend Nipro 27g 1.25" needles. You can use them for everything from VG to delts (leave a good 1/2" of the needle outside the body for delts), and they are thin walled so they flow oil more like a 25g, while feeling like a 27. Just food for thought.
 
Going up a gauge or two will definitely help with coring issues. Totally up to you, but you may want to consider using thinner needles for injecting. I've been doing at least weekly, but usually three days a week, and sometimes daily injections, for the better part of 20 years, and as time goes on you'll want to do everything you can to minimize scar tissue. I started out with 22 and 23g, went to 25's after a few years, and now more recently exclusively use 27 and 29's for injections. It's a little slower, but it's long term prevention, and worth it in my personal opinion. I highly recommend Nipro 27g 1.25" needles. You can use them for everything from VG to delts (leave a good 1/2" of the needle outside the body for delts), and they are thin walled so they flow oil more like a 25g, while feeling like a 27. Just food for thought.
Been using 25 for delt 23 for quad and 22 for glute will look into your suggestions
 
Weirdly enough I had minimal issue at 2mg a week. The occasional weird stomach feeling and some appetite suppressant.

I’m 48 hours after 2.5mg injection of Reta. Food is literally making me gag.
My girl is getting awful nausea at 2.5mg as well. Randomly almost vomiting.
Reta just doesn’t play lol.
I’m on week 5-6. 2.5mg still is strong for me lol.
Micro dosing thru the week is my next plan. Might help with the nausea and appetite.

Some people can take it no issue. Wild.

Weirdly enough I had minimal issue at 2mg a week. The occasional weird stomach feeling and some appetite suppressant.

I’m 48 hours after 2.5mg injection of Reta. Food is literally making me gag.
My girl is getting awful nausea at 2.5mg as well. Randomly almost vomiting.
Reta just doesn’t play lol.
I’m on week 5-6. 2.5mg still is strong for me lol.
Micro dosing thru the week is my next plan. Might help with the nausea and appetite.

Some people can take it no issue. Wild.
What I’ve found to work to help with stomach issues is not to inject in abdomen .
For me the back of the arms is the go to
Hope that helps
 
What I’ve found to work to help with stomach issues is not to inject in abdomen .
For me the back of the arms is the go to
Hope that helps

That helps because it alters the pharmacokinetics, ie, speed of absorption.

Slower means lower blood level peak. Peaks usually correlate with sides.

Another way to slow absorption is with larger volume. .5ml per dose matches what pharma uses.
 
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