Sites you value, do you stay with one or use many - It's Exhausting

[gimmeshelter]

That's what I do. I approach the volume of info the same way I do peptides. Two or three peps at a time, and two or three topics at a time. I spent hours in the libraries on the left side, and even the newbie library, although I'm really not that new anymore, and learned a ton. I filled in gaps in my existing knowledge on peps I'm using, and others I'm interested in researching. I like the way everything is organized. The science-based info can be quite deep and there are a lot of very smart people there (here too!). I can't say I understand it all, but it's there as a reference to come back to as I learn more. It's like the old saying: How do you eat an elephant - one bite at a time.

 

[LabRatts]

Yep. This is the place.

Reddit is fucking crazy.

Oh, and did i mention, this place let's you cuss (like real life)

Pep-pedia has stacking cautions and info to cross-check here.

Most everywhere else is days behind the curve.

Relatively new to all this but have consumed thousands of pages and hundreds of hours if videos and I gotta say this is the most consistent "community" where I can chime in. There's loads of good reading just browsing random posts here, rarely a seriously dull moment.

Keep it up, y'all!