Trialing Your Stash

[5byfive]

Like many here, I have been building up a stash of GLPs. Right now I have Tirz from three different batches (from 3 different vendors). One thing I am doing is taking one vial from every batch and putting it in my 'next to use' cue. Despite having 3P COAs on everything, I want to make sure there are no issues with recon and that nothing else seems to be an issue when I use it. I would hate to pull out a batch (especially if it was from a large order) three years from now and find there was an issue. Obviously, those of us that are hoarding are worried about there being some issue with access in the future, so this seems to be a way to help offset some risk. I'd rather know sooner than later if my usable stash was smaller than I thought so I could replace it. Just a thought I thought I would share. Thank you for coming to my Ted talk.

 

[cldfront]

I have a few kits in the freezer that I have deemed 'apocalypse only' vials. As I became better informed I purchased from better vendors with more robust testing, so some of the early days kits are tagged to be discarded after a few years assuming these meds don't disappear on me.

 

[BNLFL]

I've been doing the same. I'm trying a new one next go round. I have 3 new vendors from GB that I'll try. Those haven't even shipped yet.

 

[woundcarping]

Smart idea.

My typical idea is let the new kits age and trial by population. People love talking about problems, if there’s anything majorly wrong, it’s unlikely to not show up on my radar.

 

[Turbo-Farmer]

I have seen where the 3rd party testing results for group buys become more publicly available as time progresses. I am involved in group testing of coming presale.the testing vendor has stated that if there is a safety concern with the testing results then those results will be made public immediately.

 

[randompersonrandom]

Damn, why didn't I think of this??

 

[byefatlicia]

Like many here, I have been building up a stash of GLPs. Right now I have Tirz from three different batches (from 3 different vendors). One thing I am doing is taking one vial from every batch and putting it in my 'next to use' cue. Despite having 3P COAs on everything, I want to make sure there are no issues with recon and that nothing else seems to be an issue when I use it. I would hate to pull out a batch (especially if it was from a large order) three years from now and find there was an issue. Obviously, those of us that are hoarding are worried about there being some issue with access in the future, so this seems to be a way to help offset some risk. I'd rather know sooner than later if my usable stash was smaller than I thought so I could replace it. Just a thought I thought I would share. Thank you for coming to my Ted talk.

This is a great idea. I'm not sure if my OCD will fight me on the issue at mealtime, I eat one thing on the plate at a time and have to put forth effort to eat a bite from each food randomly.

I have a few kits with only 9 vials because of testing and stuff and I can't stand it lol.

 

[ThatNextGril]

Like many here, I have been building up a stash of GLPs. Right now I have Tirz from three different batches (from 3 different vendors). One thing I am doing is taking one vial from every batch and putting it in my 'next to use' cue. Despite having 3P COAs on everything, I want to make sure there are no issues with recon and that nothing else seems to be an issue when I use it. I would hate to pull out a batch (especially if it was from a large order) three years from now and find there was an issue. Obviously, those of us that are hoarding are worried about there being some issue with access in the future, so this seems to be a way to help offset some risk. I'd rather know sooner than later if my usable stash was smaller than I thought so I could replace it. Just a thought I thought I would share. Thank you for coming to my Ted talk.

Interesting you mention this, as just last night I decided to recon a new vial of tirz today. I pin on Sundays, but I've been feeling like my current vial of 30 isn't delivering as expected. It's one of the many T30 kits I have, so I'm making note of my response to it (not really feeling full and waking hungry - which I haven't dealt with since starting tirz back in 2024). I'm going to crack open a T60 vial and pin today. If that works as expected with my current dose, then I'll have to pull that other batch aside and think about what to do with it. This made me question the efficacy of all my batches, so I like the idea of cycling through one of each for now until I've confirmed they all play as planned.