two different retas

[shawtykatie]

Hello guys!! My question is. Is it better to have a short period brake between two different retas from the s word that my batch says xd

What do you think about that? Thank you for your answers

 

[BNLFL]

I'm confused, Two different brands, or shot amounts?

 

[FRMN01]

Can you elaborate

 

[BNLFL]

I found what she was asking in another thread in Public Square.

"from your perspective is it better to have a short break between two different retas from different shops?"

No break. Just the normal 1 week between shots if you do one a week.

 

[shawtykatie]

I'm confused, Two different brands, or shot amounts?

i meant two different brands. I had one from one brand and since I was overpaying so much i decided to hop on different brand which is way cheaper.

 

[shawtykatie]

Can you elaborate

i would love to, but since I’m not allowed to type some things , sadly I can’t

 

[FRMN01]

Reta is reta. It should be the same. But, just in case, when I start new batch, I always do 1/10th of a dose day before the normal pin to make sure no weird reaction.

 

[RubbaDubba1]

Hello guys!! My question is. Is it better to have a short period brake between two different retas from the s word that my batch says xd

What do you think about that? Thank you for your answers

Anytime you switch Brands or batches (no matter the peptide) it doesn't hurt to take a small break from it. Like FRMN01 said, doing a partial dose of the new one is also a good idea to help mitigate any possible issues.

 

[Romulusguy]

Hello guys!! My question is. Is it better to have a short period brake between two different retas from the s word that my batch says xd

What do you think about that? Thank you for your answers

That's sort of like asking "I drink Pepsi that I buy from the Shell gas station store. Do I need to wait a period of time before I drink a Pepsi I bought from the Arco gas station store?"

The only difference in the case of grey market peptides could, possibly, be in the actual mg/fill of the peptide which in some cases can range from a few MG's below (i.e. 28MG inside a 30MG vial) or above (i.e. 65mg for a 60mg vial) the advertised amount. There's not much you can do about that outside of looking at COAs for several of the same vials and averaging the mean towards your own bottle. That is, if you sent 4 bottles of a kit to be tested for volume (or you had access to 4 test results from your batch), and the results showed 62mg, 65mg, 63mg, 63mg for a 60mg advertised volume fill, you might just average out your remaining vials to 62mg or 63mg. Hopefully that all makes sense.

OTHERWISE....there should be no difference.

 

[shawtykatie]

@Romulusguy @RubbaDubba1 @FRMN01

guys, thank you so much for your answers. I really appreciate it! I makes me even more “smarter” in this kind of industry

 

[longestyards]

Instead of a break maybe just lower the dose for the second one? If you’re at 4mg maybe lower it to 2mg and see how it feels?