Qingdao Sigma Chemical Co., Ltd (International, US, EU, Canada and Australia domestic

[Country Club Hero]

No the transaction ID is the receipt from your transaction you will find it on the block chain explorer. Honestly I am probly yhe least qualified to walk you throught this.are u using cash app?

Yeah. I’ve used it for years and never had to copy a hashtag so I wasn’t sure what it meant

 

[TestosTyrone]

No the transaction ID is the receipt from your transaction you will find it on the block chain explorer. Honestly I am probly yhe least qualified to walk you throught this.are u using cash app?

Transaction ID and hash are the same thing

 

[AnTabolic73]

She started out at 1250mg per week, which worked great(except for the itchy red spot). First batch was 5mg 3 ml water (75 on 1ml syringe) Next batch was 5mg 2ml water (50 on 1ml syringe) Next batch 10mg 3ml water (37 on 1ml syringe) all injections different spots (stomach, love handle, thigh) all have the same site injection red itchy spot. We are going to move up to 2500mg per week and wondering if it will get worse with the larger dose. Only one way to find out...

She doesn't have any or had any other allergic reactions to anything that she or I can remember. I was hoping maybe it was the filler (mannitol??) and maybe I could find another supplier that uses something different. There were a few "retail" domestic us companies that sold peptides without mannitol. But it sounds like she is having a reaction to the tirz itself.

Thanks for the responses guys.

My wife got it from one of her first few tirz shots. Small flat red welt about the size of a quarter. I never got it. She hasn't gotten it since.

 

[Zarioh]

Any1 used Test E or Test C from french warehouse? Would like to know if you if you happy with it and whether it has any PIP to it?

 

[WilliamH.Bonney]

Someone I'm coaching started having site reactions to tirzepatide. I had them try different batches, different bac water, all to no avail. They had a history of allergic reactions and even tried a prescription antihistamine, but eventually reverted to semaglutide.

Based on anecdotal reports, it seems that site reactions are relatively common with tirzepatide. I could only find maybe one reference in the literature with no real guidance as to how to proceed.

For many, including myself, this will subside after a number of weeks of use.

 

[iris]

Someone I'm coaching started having site reactions to tirzepatide. I had them try different batches, different bac water, all to no avail. They had a history of allergic reactions and even tried a prescription antihistamine, but eventually reverted to semaglutide.

Based on anecdotal reports, it seems that site reactions are relatively common with tirzepatide. I could only find maybe one reference in the literature with no real guidance as to how to proceed.

Had no inkling you were a trainer

 

[Zebedee]

Why do you keep making up this bullshit?

A six-position density scanner is precisely that. An xray scanner that measures the density of materials inside of a package from a bunch of different angles and generates a composite image. It can identify fuck-all at a molecular level. A vial of MCT oil is going to appear no different than a vial of Test C (in MCT oil).

Density is a clue to the contents, but by no means precise.

It’s not total bullshit mate.

What he’s possibly referring to is Raman spectroscopic scanning devices. They can be as small as a handheld device similar in size ish to a traffic cop’s speed gun & with the press of a button, can identify all compounds in a powder, solid, liquid etc form in a few seconds & can even scan through opaque glass & plastic packaging - so yeah, a point & a click & Customs know exactly what is in a vial / tablet etc.

Whether they can scan through multiple layers of non opaque materials such as parcel packaging, I don’t know but @janoshik probably does.

Just to add, Raman scanners are very common with LE in Western countries & you can pretty much guarantee that Customs agents at every port of entry to the continental US (for both people & trade goods) will have access to them as & when necessary.

In short - “stealth” packaging is obsolete & worthless if whoever is examining your package has a Raman scanner.

 

[janoshik]

It’s not total bullshit mate.

What he’s possibly referring to is Raman spectroscopic scanning devices. They can be as small as a handheld device similar in size ish to a traffic cop’s speed gun & with the press of a button, can identify all compounds in a powder, solid, liquid etc form in a few seconds & can even scan through opaque glass & plastic packaging - so yeah, a point & a click & Customs know exactly what is in a vial / tablet etc.

Whether they can scan through multiple layers of non opaque materials such as parcel packaging, I don’t know but @janoshik probably does.

Just to add, Raman scanners are very common with LE in Western countries & you can pretty much guarantee that Customs agents at every port of entry to the continental US (for both people & trade goods) will have access to them as & when necessary.

In short - “stealth” packaging is obsolete & worthless if whoever is examining your package has a Raman scanner.

They need to have direct optic contact with the sample - eg. clear ziplock bag or clear vial.

We're actually considering buying one of those in fact. We might get a couple mil $$$ contract as a legal laboratory soon and that'll come in handy.

 

[janoshik]

Interesting tidbit, some of those ramans have laser energy so high, they burn through the ziplock bags when scanning them.

One of the handheld ramans that Netherland's customs have burned through a ziplock bag with carfentanil and put the customs officer into hospital/morgue. Not sure which.

 

[watchtymeflyyy]

Anyone order USA domestic test c or e or tren a recently? Like last 2-3 weeks.

Accidentally got these mixed up because I tossed away the sku. This is far from my first time ordering with QSC and I know what their tren looks like but I’d just like to double check with community.

I received vials with puprle cap and a more yellow looking oil. Not orange. I thought it was tren but it seems like it may be the test I ordered

Sounds like test c. You wouldn’t confuse it for tren… at least I hope not lmao

 

[Underworld]

Anyone order USA domestic test c or e or tren a recently? Like last 2-3 weeks.

Accidentally got these mixed up because I tossed away the sku. This is far from my first time ordering with QSC and I know what their tren looks like but I’d just like to double check with community.

I received vials with puprle cap and a more yellow looking oil. Not orange. I thought it was tren but it seems like it may be the test I ordered

Test C = purple

 

[JabbedUp]

Where is latest pricelist? Can’t find it and links are broken

 

[Pinnacle Elements]

Just received these. How do I know what is what?
I ordered:
- PT141
- Semax
- Selank

Says nothing on the packaging and QSC does not reply atm.

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Selank is clear

 

[bigboss101]

@Qingdao Sigma Chemicals Any plans to bring some Semaglutide & Tirzepatide into Canada like you just did with hgh?

 

[Droc]

Transaction ID and hash are the same thing

No they're not

 

[AlexDavis43]

Transaction ID and hash are the same thing

No they're not

I just ordered and the process for paying with bitcoin has changed. How do you copy the hashtag? Is that the transaction ID?

They're different. QSC wants the hashtag, not the transaction ID.

 

[onlyontrt]

They're different. QSC wants the hashtag, not the transaction ID.

I think they take both

 

[AlexDavis43]

I think they take both

I'm not sure if they still require it, but when they did, it was not the transaction ID. It was the hash.

 

[Dirthand]

I'm not sure if they still require it, but when they did, it was not the transaction ID. It was the hash.

Whichever is the one that you have to copy from the block explorer is the only one I've ever sent!

 

[bubba618]

Yes, the transaction ID and transaction hash are alternate terms for the same 64-character string which identifies a given transaction on the bitcoin blockchain.

Bitcoin creates a unique ID for each transaction by using a process called double hashing with the SHA-256 algorithm. First, all the transaction details are put together and run through the SHA-256 hash function, which scrambles the data into a fixed-length code. Then, this code is hashed again with SHA-256 to produce the final transaction hash, which serves as the transaction ID. This process ensures the transaction ID is secure and unique.