I’m advising a friend who doesn’t have much money on research peptides. If he buys 10 mg of Sema, he’s getting 10-20 doses depending on how well he responds. That would only be 2-4 doses of Tirz or Reta. Sounds too good to be true.
Research Sema is relatively cheaper by a huge margin
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This is correct, sema is much cheaper largely because the dosing is much lower. They all cost between $0.70-1.50/mg from the less expensive overseas sources, but sema is dosed at 2.4mg max clinically recommended, tirz at 15, reta at 12.
Your apocalyptic stash? You got me curious nowCallieKat said:
If you buy in large quantities the cost vs. compounding are ridiculously less expensive...
After buying a decently large order from Amo around August of last year (I bought 4 kits of 60mg @ ~515/kit), when you add in testing/supplies I'm at around 1/5th the cost of compounding (or in other words, healthcare in a NORMAL first world country).
This is not to mention, I am buying the best materials that money can buy, and I've verified more or less my stash is of a high quality (versus trusting compounders at face value).
After buying a decently large order from Amo around August of last year (I bought 4 kits of 60mg @ ~515/kit), when you add in testing/supplies I'm at around 1/5th the cost of compounding (or in other words, healthcare in a NORMAL first world country).
This is not to mention, I am buying the best materials that money can buy, and I've verified more or less my stash is of a high quality (versus trusting compounders at face value).
Oh honey, you think when it comes to healthcare America is a normal first world country?Cndmk said:
You missed the sarcasm there. I'm well aware that America is NOT a normal 1st world country in regards to healthcare. I was merely stating that most 1st world countries pay around $50-60 for brand name, and we can't even get compounding for 5-6X the price (let's not even bother comparing brand name prices).penewbie said:
I just want to know what amo is how to get started stashing lol
It's true. I read an article last year that said the actual cost to produce a pharmacy ready box of Ozempic was about five dollars. It’s crazy.
4 kits of sema60?Cndmk said:
I didnt even know they made that. The highest dose of sema I have seen is sema30. Unless you were referring to tirz60 or maybe reta60? Please if you dont mind, can you clarify on what you bought?
I have a kit of sema20 which I bought from ASC (tuk angel) for $120usd. I bought it dec from the xmas specials. Not sure if it is legit or fake … So basically 12$usd for a vial of 20mgs semaglutide which is just ridiculously cheap. Even at doses of 1mg a week (I am unable to tolerate anything higher than 1mg) you will have a 20 week supply.
How is the product? Where can I learn to recon?AndyPanda said:
lindsey.allen1127 said:
Sema is sema and tirz is tirz, for the most part.
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Start there, and if you have any questions re: reconning etc that's the place to ask.
I 2nd nexa for buys all his stuff has been worth it and im not dealing with rip offs just to save 60 bucksAndyPanda said:
lindsey.allen1127 said:
Search this forum for reconstitution, go to Youtube and search peptide reconstitutution, and join quallіgator.com, there is a lot of information there too. Good luck!lindsey.allen1127 said:
Edited to add, search this forum and Qualligators for Nexaph. I always search before I buy in order to make sure nothing has changed, these sellers are great until they aren't. Its ever changing.
Nexaph is not cheaper than bfflist on all products. For example the T60 (L60) is over $130+ less. At least this is the case while their sale is going on.
Neither one is cheap. Tirz60 can be bought for yhe 260$ USD mark now … these jolly jokers still asking for 300…
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It’s far less to create software or to sell s Kindle book.Mykrodot said:
If it was 300 it'd be completely fine, I'd buy it.Lullabytreehugger said:
T60 at Nexaph is currently priced at $498, T30 for $315. lol.
That's the price you pay for a website, credit card payments, and a few lies about being made in America.
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