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[TanFishMan]

I am haha.... tren e twice a week and I'm doing ace subq .3ml 30mg. I don't want to do daily injections right now and I've never tried subq. Sleep is fine besides getting up for the bathroom or to run calls.

Giga chad

 

[dokdonia]

Has this been confirmed by a Jano test? or perpetuating broscience (or from pharma inserts/ publications because I doubt their conditions are anything remotely like ours)

Cloudy reconstituted peptides are indicative of, but not always, aggregated peptides. The aggregates by nature are denatured peptides.

 

[Iamlordsirnigus]

@Primal_Pharma when do u suspect u will have ment ace ready to go ill be first in line

 

[Dial It In]

Has this been confirmed by a Jano test? or perpetuating broscience (or from pharma inserts/ publications because I doubt their conditions are anything remotely like ours)

By time you sent in a constituted gh to Jano not certain the stability is still there to test. I’m not saying the kit is bad but it could be something in that particular vial. I’ve had it happen with pharma and UG. Typically it’s assumed by publication cloudy gh is indeed not as intended. Don’t feel like the conditions matter much. Are we less likely to see the issue with pharma grade, sure. I’m not bro science this at all. I mean UG prices a one off bad vial isn’t terrible. Now if I’m laying 600-800 a kit, yeah I’m not pleased. I’m not saying primal messed up just a one off can happen and that cloudy gh is usually bad. Could it still be okay, sure. But I’d rather know I’m getting the active in.

 

[monster8912]

Won some money at the casino so made my 2nd order of the week, one vice paying for another lol. I love the Jordan Belfort labeling but I really wish we could get some vials with apes on them.

 

[jdub1]

Tren Ace 100mg/ml. I rly wanted to get 200mg concentrations but don't want to gamble with PIP and Crashing. Crashing isn't an issue tbh cuz it's an ez fix but I've genuinely never had smth crash on me and I plan to travel with my gear.
Would have loved to use less volume and make the vial last longer but idm

Primal tra200 has never crashed on me! But that pip is def something, I like to cut it with some test prop and it helps

 

[ackmack78]

Welp some might not know it’s a bad thing (shoe fits only everyone). That your first one you’ve used out the pack?

I've ran cloudy GH before still pushed my igf high. Right to where I would have expected it to be for the dose

 

[CHIEF M]

We probably already talked about this but what is your NPP dose. I'm a few weeks into 50mg of Deca hoping to get some joint relief.

I’m at 50mg eod NPP I know you didn’t ask me but I’ll chime in lol

 

[newguy2]

I’m at 50mg eod NPP I know you didn’t ask me but I’ll chime in lol

Ha yeah I was speaking from a pure joint relief perspective.

 

[Dial It In]

I've ran cloudy GH before still pushed my igf high. Right to where I would have expected it to be for the dose

Like I said it’s not 100 and could be fine. Personally if I buy a pack at 125 and I get a cloudy vial I’m tossing it. I get several cloudy vials then I’ll buy elsewhere. I try to keep everything at a level. Personally I’m meticulous with my doses on everything to the best extent possible I can control. I’m running 6iu then I run 6iu. Running 500 of a compound then it’s 500 not 450. I’d just rather toss it and load another. Just me wanting to stay consistent as much as possible. Always the purchasers decision.

 

[BamaCrazy]

Ha yeah I was speaking from a pure joint relief perspective.

I suspect you are going to have to increase the Deca dose to get the joint benefits. If my labs look good I’m going to test out 100mg Deca.

 

[Elektrobot]

"Hi I recently moved here and haven't gotten a primary care doctor yet. I'm out of cholesterol meds. I was on (you can ask for 2 meds), Ezitimebe and Pitavastatin 4mg."

My cardiologists prescription for Pitavastatin is hung up in "this prescription requires your prescriber to get insurance approval or send a different prescription.

Dr. office hasn't been responsive to it, waiting since the 25th.

I wonder if GoodRX would manage it any better

 

[Photon]

My cardiologists prescription for Pitavastatin is hung up in "this prescription requires your prescriber to get insurance approval or send a different prescription.

Dr. office hasn't been responsive to it, waiting since the 25th.

I wonder if GoodRX would manage it any better

Very strange, did you get the branded or generic?

 

[Civdiv]

My cardiologists prescription for Pitavastatin is hung up in "this prescription requires your prescriber to get insurance approval or send a different prescription.

Dr. office hasn't been responsive to it, waiting since the 25th.

I wonder if GoodRX would manage it any better

I just tried goodrx. They said I need an existing prescription for them to renew. They could not write me an initial one.

 

[Elektrobot]

Very strange, did you get the branded or generic?

My CVS app shows it by the brand name in my list of medicines. It may be that insurance wants it rewritten for generic. But at the same time, I've had other medicines where they denied the generic and would only fill the brand name.

 

[Elektrobot]

I just tried goodrx. They said I need an existing prescription for them to renew. They could not write me an initial one.

Thanks for sharing that outcome

 

[Photon]

My CVS app shows it by the brand name in my list of medicines. It may be that insurance wants it rewritten for generic. But at the same time, I've had other medicines where they denied the generic and would only fill the brand name.

Based off the message you got, i believe you need to get it replaced with the generic. Message your cardiologist (mychart/email?)

 

[Matty_G]

My cardiologists prescription for Pitavastatin is hung up in "this prescription requires your prescriber to get insurance approval or send a different prescription.

Dr. office hasn't been responsive to it, waiting since the 25th.

I wonder if GoodRX would manage it any better

Have your cardiologist send the script to Marley Pharmacy in NC. It’s $103 OOP for a 90 day supply, and they’ll ship it to you in about 3–5 days.

My insurance doesn’t cover Pit, but my cardiologist who specializes in lipids, referred me to this pharmacy. I’m based in the NJ/NY area, and it’s worked out well.

FYI, it’s Pita Mag, which means it’s made with magnesium salts instead of calcium. There’s no difference between them

 

[anabullic]

@KoreanGuy what compound you making this claim on?

 

[Elektrobot]

Based off the message you got, i believe you need to get it replaced with the generic. Message your cardiologist (mychart/email?)

I have. This guys office isn't running very efficiently it seems. Took them almost 3 weeks to get back with me about my initial request to change from atorvastatin to Pitavastatin.

During that time I had made an appointment with a second cardiologist and like them much better. I didn't want duplicate requests for Pitavastatin being sent in so I didn't take it up with the new guy, but I think now I probably should.

New doctor also ordered cardiac mri and ct angiogram and I'm happy to be able to get those.