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the shelf life is probably longer than that if you buy it in dehydrated form and don't hydrate it (but i have no idea)
by stevehawk 11mo ago
the shelf life is probably longer than that if you buy it in dehydrated form and don't hydrate it (but i have no idea)
- ReptileMan 11mo agoSo cocaine from the south, ozempic from the north, fetanyl from the west and the meth is homegrown. So USA just need some powder from europe to close the circle.
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- OptionOfT 11mo agoThat would be MDMA.
- fragmede 11mo agoWait, but where does Elon's ketamine come from?
- ReptileMan 11mo agoMars
- pqtyw 11mo agoDoesn't he have his own legal lab?
- gus_massa 11mo agoI guess you get more shelf life, but it's an injectable drug. You probably have to disolve it in very clean water in a very clean container. Do you have to match the salinity and pH with the proprties of the blood? How much time must you stir it to ensure it's completely disolved? Do you have to add something to increase/reduce viscosity? Some alcohol in case there are a few bacterias or improve solubility? How long does the small homemade batch last in the fridge? IIUC there is another version in pills, they may have a longer shelf life, or not. But ask a medical doctor before taking a ramdom medicine.
- stevehawk 11mo agoBacteriostatic water is widely available and you hydrate it in the container it comes in. Its pretty easy. I promise you you probably know someone on a glp-1 that is already doing this.
- gus_massa 11mo agoI found it in a mainstream site here. 30ml for $300, with free shipping for next Wednesday. It has classified as a "nutricional supplement" for bodybuilders. I didn't purchase it, but I guess now I'm in yet another list.
- VuickB6 11mo agoThere are places to get it WAY cheaper than that. I started off buying single vials for big money until I found group buys. Once my wife started using them too it was going to be too damn expensive to buy single vials. You can get kits (packs of 10 vials) for a lot less money. Been doing this 2 years now!
- gus_massa 11mo agoI guess so, but I was just curious and I made a quick search.
- greycol 11mo agoWhile I'm all for saving costs, I would be shocked if mixing your own inject-able medicine either weekly (with the chance of making a mistake in dosage or sterility) or too such a high degree of sterility that you can confidentally store several doses is not worth the $200 return flight every two years. Maybe I'm overestimating the risks but it still seems like a small saving for it. Realistically the cost of semiglutide in generic form means you could fly return every 90 days (personal import restriction for perscription meds) and still save $1000 every 3 months (3x$500 monthly - return flight - generic cost).
- choilive 11mo agoIts remarkably straightforward. Not fool-proof, but easy. Bacteriostatic water, single use needles/syringes, and self healing injection port vials makes it simple to maintain sterility throughout the process. Multiple doses can be mixed and stored in the fridge for 4-6 weeks.
- SoftTalker 11mo agoThis is commonly done for injectable fertility treatments, though in my experience they are hydrated just before use.
- kimos 11mo agoWhile I agree and this all seems reasonable, I think you give the average person far too much credit.
- stevehawk 11mo agoit's extremely common. everyone i know that's on a glp-1 does it this way. that way you can buy it in bulk for a discount. i buy mine roughly 35 weeks worth of doses at a time.
- qgin 11mo agoHow do they have confidence that the vials they're getting are sterile / pure / free of endotoxins / etc?