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BamaCrazy
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I personally would do 2mL. 250mcg twice a day would be 5 units on an insulin syringe. Whereas if you used 3mL that would be 7.5 units.
Juiced_lizard
Member
I think your math is wrong on the 3ml part.
BamaCrazy
Banned
Juiced_lizard
Member
I get what you meant 250mcg! My bad misread. Sorry thought you were meaning if they added 3ml it would be 7.5 for .5.
BamaCrazy
Banned
Yea. I made too many mistakes when I started using peptides to try and do it in my head. Underdosing is ok, but taking too much doesn’t always turn out well.
I swear I got my pack so god damn fast. Stan is the man. How much bac water do you guys use for hgh. I get red hot spots from any generic I try. I don’t have this issue with genotropin. I feel like maybe I don’t use enough water. I usually use 60units. And dose at at 20 units. So one vile last me 3 pm shots. Going to give Stan’s gh a try this evening. Or maybe I use too much water??? Idk
Peptide math definitely gets a little complicated. I think I have it figured now. Thanks for the help
BamaCrazy
Banned
I use 1mL. I don’t overthink it too much. It dissolves well in 1mL. Then I inject 11 units a day which comes out to around 4iu on a vial of 36iu HGH.
Wait. What? Are you implying it doesnt?!
As a former packaging industry employee, I can assure you that a massive amount of energy goes into developing packaging that enhances the user experience.
It's all about the $$.
I will say, I get a little excited when I see a vial in a pretty little box, or unique label.
But that goes away pretty quickly when you can pay 10x less with the same results....
iris
New Member
It's not about that.
Vanargandar's post was about necessarily equating good looking packaging with quality/superior quality, which is the wrong way of looking at the kind of products one buys here, if one has any awareness.
But the fact that packaging is used as a tool to increase pricing, in general and in markets of any kind, is a given.
AlexDavis43
Member
I don't think too much BAC is a problem. I usually put almost as much as can fit in the vial, 2.5 mL, and do the dosing calculation based on that.
Clappincheeks
Member
T/A 2 days. @Stanfordpharma1 you must of been prepping for armageddon. I hope your feeling better!
Donnie_028
New Member
I was not sure about posting this here but here goes. I know everyone here is very conscious about health and blood pressure while on cycles and off. Long story short a friend of mine took a blood test a few months ago through an online company and he has cronic blood pressure issues. They recommended something called Encocalyx from microvascular solutions.
Plenty of studies here is one:
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
I had been taking Cialis daily to help knock the edge off blood pressure and recently transitioned over to Endocalyx about 3 weeks ago and have noticed a fairly solid change. HR, HRV, blood pressure all measure significantly better than prior. Not affiliated with them in any way but wanted to share it as it may help someone.
Plenty of studies here is one:
The Effect of 4-Month Treatment with Glycocalyx Dietary Supplement on Endothelial Glycocalyx Integrity and Vascular Function in Patients with Psoriasis - PMC
Psoriasis predisposes to cardiovascular dysfunction. We investigated whether glycocalyx dietary supplement (GDS), which contains glycosaminoglycans and fucoidan, improves endothelial glycocalyx and arterial stiffness in psoriatic patients. Fifty ...
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
I had been taking Cialis daily to help knock the edge off blood pressure and recently transitioned over to Endocalyx about 3 weeks ago and have noticed a fairly solid change. HR, HRV, blood pressure all measure significantly better than prior. Not affiliated with them in any way but wanted to share it as it may help someone.
BamaCrazy
Banned
Yea. You should start a separate thread for this one. Also, for $90-100 that stuff better work better than the cheap Indian Pharma BP meds we are all using. lolI was not sure about posting this here but here goes. I know everyone here is very conscious about health and blood pressure while on cycles and off. Long story short a friend of mine took a blood test a few months ago through an online company and he has cronic blood pressure issues. They recommended something called Encocalyx from microvascular solutions.
Plenty of studies here is one:
The Effect of 4-Month Treatment with Glycocalyx Dietary Supplement on Endothelial Glycocalyx Integrity and Vascular Function in Patients with Psoriasis - PMC
Psoriasis predisposes to cardiovascular dysfunction. We investigated whether glycocalyx dietary supplement (GDS), which contains glycosaminoglycans and fucoidan, improves endothelial glycocalyx and arterial stiffness in psoriatic patients. Fifty ...
I had been taking Cialis daily to help knock the edge off blood pressure and recently transitioned over to Endocalyx about 3 weeks ago and have noticed a fairly solid change. HR, HRV, blood pressure all measure significantly better than prior. Not affiliated with them in any way but wanted to share it as it may help someone.
I'm going to try adding more water. I know it's a me issue. Any generic i try does this except for one called q tropin which i can no longer get. All the generics I have used still work, but it's annoying and itchy lol
Tbaz192
Member
Are you using hospira? Or Amazon stuff?
Hospira or whatever is the only one to not give me red itchy bumps.
Hospira? It’s Stan’s back water. And Stan’s gh. It’s not the water I shot the water alone. But it’s not Stan’s gh either it’s me, I have this with every generic gh, I just took a gamble with Stan’s. It’s well priced and his gear is fucking top grade so I thought I’ll give it a shot lol. I just can’t run generic gh, I just don’t know why lmao it’s weird. Though maybe it had to do with “dimer” but I don’t think that is the case. I’m going to cut it with more water and try again.
AlexDavis43
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