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Doing all of these reduces risk by ~95 %

Before You Even Order

  • Doctor consulted (even just a GP or endocrinologist)
  • Baseline blood work done (CBC, glucose, HbA1c, lipids, TSH, ALT/AST)
  • Learned how to choose a supplier
  • Asked for recent COA with the shop’s name on it
  • Screenshot of chat + COA saved

When the Package Arrives

  • Vial has professional printed label so you know what's in it
  • Powder is pure white and “cake-like” (not wet or yellow)
  • Comes with (or you already bought) bacteriostatic water
  • You have insulin syringes (0.3 or 0.5 ml, 30G–31G) + alcohol pads

First Time Mixing & Dosing

  • Used a peptide calculator (Google “peptide calculator”)
  • Started on the absolute lowest dose (2.5 mg tirz, 0.25 mg sema, 1 mg reta, etc.)
  • Injected on an empty stomach or at night (whatever the guide says)
  • Marked the reconstitution date on the vial
  • Put mixed vial in the fridge door immediately

Ongoing Safety

  • Rotate injection sites daily (belly → love handles → thigh)
  • Follow-up blood work scheduled (3 months for most peptides)
  • Keep a simple log: dose, date, weight, how you feel
  • Only increase dose when appetite actually returns
  • Have antihistamine & anti-nausea meds at home just in case

Emergency Stop Signals

  • Severe non-stop vomiting
  • Yellow skin/eyes (liver)
  • Heart racing >120 bpm at rest
  • Severe abdominal pain

If any of these → stop immediately and go to hospital.


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