u/Free_Sentence7007

It’s not controversial to acknowledge how powerful the pharma can be. It’s also true that Reta is a life changing wonder drug that could be a trillion dollar opportunity for Eli Lilly. Perhaps multi trillion dollar opportunity.

If they paid off politicians and mounted a campaign to scare regulators sufficient so that only pharma can produce and distribute it, could they put the squeeze on the grey market?

Perhaps classify them like steroids were in the 80-90s as Schedule III drugs.

Is it even possible? If so, should we be buying cheap and stacking deep?

I see that KLOW is often the same price as Wolverine, so why not just buy KLOW? Do the GHKCU and KPV take away from anything?

Since they all seem to work synergistically, is there any reason to use them separately?

Given how well the original Wolverine has worked for me, I’m stocking up.

Any consensus favorites that can track dosage, schedule, compounds, etc?

I just realized that I grabbed the wrong vial and used sterile water last week when I reconstituted my Reta. It’s been refrigerated ever since.

Realizing my mistake, I was thinking of diluting it with BAC to avoid having to toss it out and run it out.

How would 50% Sterile / 50% BAC hold up in reducing microbe growth?

My rat has been on the Wolverine (4 weeks) / GLOW (1 week) stack for a total of 5 weeks and the amount of relief he’s experienced has been nothing short of amazing.

A fully arthritic shoulder from years of rat CrossFit/BJJ that had been so inflamed that sleeping was difficult now feels 15 years younger. He went from being able to do zero pushups from pain to hundred in a workout and waking up the next day feeling awesome.

Here’s my question: How much of this relief is related to actual healing vs an overall reduction in inflammation?

Has anyone done before and after MRI or X-ray scans to measure the amount of healing related to these compounds?

I have some Tesa inbound for my lab rat. Should I also get some ipamorelin to stack with it?

He plans on using it with a lowish dose of Reta.

Thoughts?