Advice on where to find trustworthy peptides

[wanderer]

I'm new to this forum...

I'm 50, in exceptional shape, but struggling with my system not recovering & my joints not recovering like they should.. so 4-5% bodyfat/ ultra fit, but battling with joint healing issues.. my bp is slightly high, and i've also read this might help lower BP a bit too. i suffer from some very old chronic injuries since my 20s & i've partially healed them through very conversative means (diet, redlight, intermittent fasting, etc), but i want to try something more potent now..

I'm' thinking this is a healing stack I want to use -- I believe this is a common stack many high end clinics use:

BPC-157

Gut, tendon, joint, vascular repair

250–500 mcg daily, localized subQ (near injury) or systemic (love handle)

TB-500

Broad tissue regeneration & anti-fibrotic

2.0–2.5 mg/week (e.g., 1.25 mg 2x/wk), systemic (stomach or fat pad)

GHK-Cu

Skin, vascular lining, collagen, anti-aging

100–200 mcg daily, subQ (rotate injection sites); topical also an option

i have never used peptides before & have no idea where to find a safe / legitimate supplier & i am only interested in lab tested stuff

I appreciate any help/ advice, thanks!

 

[Nelson Vergel]

I have used PeptidesSciences.com

Others have used these companies:

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Thread 'Awesome Source For Peptides'

Jun 2, 2015

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Go to www.toppeptides.com

Use Promo Code "ExcelMale" for 20% off your order.

Let me know if you have any questions!

• jabarnes2006
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• Forum: General Peptide Use & Information

Thread '3rd party testing of peptides and incurred costs?'

Sep 1, 2022

Where would one send their vial of peptides to get tested analyzed? I do like the fact that certain sites do publish COAs, but I feel it would be safe to assume that unless we do random 3rd party tests ourselves, there's no real way to verify 100% that what they sell is legit and pure, and that the COAs are real.

At least with compounding pharmacies they have to answer to the FDA, which can inspect them any time they want, so all pharmacies have strong incentive to maintain a perfect record.

Whereas, sites like www.peptidesciences.com seem to be legit, and they produce their own...

• Pacman
• 3rd party testing labs peptides
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• Forum: General Peptide Use & Information

Thread 'Lecture: What You Should Know About CJC-1295 with Ipamorelin, PT-141 also known as Bremelanotide, and BPC-157'

Oct 3, 2022

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Transcription Of CJC-1295 with Ipamorelin

Good afternoon, everyone, and thank you for joining us for today's webinar on some new products being offered by Wells Pharmacy Network. We're going to talk about three new items: CJC-1295 with Ipamorelin, PT-141 also known as Bremelanotide, and BPC-157. My name is Ken Pettengill, and I'm one of the compounding pharmacists here at Wells Pharmacy Network.

We will include some background and rationale for each of these products. Specifically, we will review the effects of growth hormone decline with...

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[Nelson Vergel]

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Thread 'BPC 157 and TB 500? Legit pharmacies ?'

Nov 20, 2019

Very curious to try both for nagging injuries, but don’t like that it seems the only sources are “chemical research” companies set up to cater to our crowd and to make money. If I’m gonna inject something I want to know it’s legit, clean and no additives that might cause issues. A bathroom or garage chemistry set doesn’t appeal to me. Are any real pharmacies selling these things?

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Thread 'BPC-157 / TB-500 Dosage for Men'

Jun 19, 2020

Due to a nagging knee injury, I am about to treat myself with a BPC-157/TB-500 blend (5mg/5mg).
Would anyone know the dosing regimen for this combination?
Provide links if you have them.

The BPC-157/TB-500 blend is a combination of peptides that have shown potential benefits in wound healing and tissue repair. BPC-157 works to increase actin production, while TB-500 helps sequester actin for cell movement, leading to synergistic effects on wound repair[1][3]. Additionally, both peptides interact with growth hormone to promote soft tissue regeneration[1][3]. It's important to note that...

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• Forum: General Peptide Use & Information

 

[wanderer]

I have used PeptidesSciences.com

Others have used these companies:

Wow, thank you so much Nelson, i greatly appreciate the advice... now that you mention it, i have heard of peptide sciences before.. i thought of trying peptides a few years back but decided to try & just heal through other means & I recall that name coming up more than once.

I'll take a look at all of these sites.

 

[Nelson Vergel]

Please let us know how your trial goes. I am 66 and also have chronic pain issues, but I have not really committed to trying this protocol.

 

[wanderer]

in my situation i've done "everything right" and got phenomenal fitness results, but refuse to accept it's "just aging"... through years of experiments & AB testing on myself i'm in great physical shape, but i still face cardivascular / ligament/ joint/ tendon challenges... so here I am looking for answers. also, i appreciate your welcome to the forum note -- and see you're an author, and i'm impressed. thanks for creating & running this forum.

 

[Guided_by_Voices]

Several things:

- I agree with Nelson on Peptide Sciences. I've used them for years. I have also used nootropic source.
- I have also used Phase4 (max-supplement.com) for transdermal patches for BPC. They have sketchy overtones, but I have had great results. I have no issue with injections in general, but for some areas like the bottom of my feet I prefer the patches. There is a lot of controversy over whether site injections are important, especially for BPC-157, but putting patches close to the issue seems to help for me, and DMSO seems to be well-known to have a local affect so BPC may as well.
- You may want to review the "fixes for join tissues" thread
- IMO DMSO is step one before any of these, as well as trying to figure out if anything you are doing (e.g. form, food sensitivities, overtraining) is exacerbating the problem
- You may want to consider something in the Growth Hormone family as well. I mostly use CJC-1295 with DAC, which is not a popular option but I find it helpful with intermittent use.
- Shifting to more joint-friendly activities like sprinting and sled pushing has helped me a lot

 

[Nelson Vergel]

Welcome! Please let us know if you need anything else. Happy to have you.

 

[Nelson Vergel]

You may want to review the "fixes for join tissues" thread

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Thread 'Fixes for Joint Issues: A list of Some Basics'

Jan 24, 2019

Every few months or so, a post seems to come along saying something along the lines of “should I do PRP or Stem Cells or Nandrolone or anti-inflammatory injections or [insert something exotic here] for joint issues”. While all of these and others likely have their place, they are often either expensive, invasive or dangerous, somewhat immature or non-standard, or in the case of Nandrolone, widely reported to revert back to a problem state after a period of improvement if the treatment is stopped.

As someone who has struggled to overcome joint issues from a head-to-toe history of injuries...

• Guided_by_Voices
• joint pain joints nandrolone joints prp
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