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3. For a limited but unspecified amount of time, I'm reducing prices for my HGH Seisomatropin 115iu kits by one tier:
1-3 kits = 125€ each > 115€ each
4-6 kits = 115€ each > 105€ each
7+ kits = 110€ each > 100€ each
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1. Updated the lab report section with all (recent) past, present and future batch test results.
2. Further reduced prices for TB500 and MT2.
3. For a limited but unspecified amount of time, I'm reducing prices for my HGH Seisomatropin 115iu kits by one tier:
1-3 kits = 125€ each > 115€ each
4-6 kits = 115€ each > 105€ each
7+ kits = 110€ each > 100€ each
The only meaningful comparison are the labtest reports currently, as it would require a user to run both products for a couple of months while eliminating variables such as diet/caloric surplus, cycle etc. that can skew bloodwork results. If you've browsed the results posted throughout the Opti thread you'll find that individual response to HGH can vary widely as well, so the data I'd be happiest about is from experienced HGH users that have a stack of bloodwork for comparison already - given the release date of Somatropin, it should be about time that people can have been on it long enough to get decent numbers, so I hope to see some posted in January!is there any experience with the seissomatropin? Maybe also in comparison to the optis?
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With real genotropin its easy to tell you feel like your hands are falling off its hard to grab anything including weights !View attachment 158097
Final cathlete of 2021? First cat café NFT?
The only meaningful comparison are the labtest reports currently, as it would require a user to run both products for a couple of months while eliminating variables such as diet/caloric surplus, cycle etc. that can skew bloodwork results. If you've browsed the results posted throughout the Opti thread you'll find that individual response to HGH can vary widely as well, so the data I'd be happiest about is from experienced HGH users that have a stack of bloodwork for comparison already - given the release date of Somatropin, it should be about time that people can have been on it long enough to get decent numbers, so I hope to see some posted in January!
One topic I want to explore next year with the help of the community is the correlation between HGH purity/quality, bloodwork and anecdotal results.
At Liska Labs (aka cat café casino) contestants will be blind tested by being given a random HGH product to run for two months after which they'll have to place their bet on whether your product was pharma or generic and where it fell on the purity scale between 92-98%.
Consider looking at the fillers in different pharma HGH products as they make up the majority of its contents - you can do so in the professional section on rxlist, here's two examples:With real genotropin its easy to tell you feel like your hands are falling off its hard to grab anything including weights !
Never had this happen on generics !
I am interested what your findings will be on the subject !
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With real genotropin its easy to tell you feel like your hands are falling off its hard to grab anything including weights !
Never had this happen on generics !
I am interested what your findings will be on the subject !
I have done the experiments every way possible !not everyone has those side effects and they are also highly dependent on your diet (carbs, sodium etc.)
for me, the look of the body is the most telling sign between low quality and high quality.
also, some of the fillers of pharma hgh have a diuretic effect which also contributes.
For @Liska experiment, i would suggest using the same "water" for every gh sample. Either create one of the pharmas mixing waters (ingredients can be looked up) or use bac water. For all samples to remove one variable
in my opinion it mainly has to do with the 3d structure and how good it resembles the one of the human body.I have done the experiments every way possible !
Everyone i gave this gh had similar sides just onset was slightly different!
I was talking fillers years ago…
My new theory is that body can use lower dalton weight molecules better thus more of the Growth Hormone effects are experienced !
For the liver it does not matter that much as it can convert even less pure and higher weight molecules to Igf-1.
This would explain why i get very good results mixing GH even if generic with peptides.
There are other people noticing this things and some videos where posted on youtube from Leo Longevity and Guru Ameen but at this time its just observations and theories .
Hgh sale?1-3 kits = 125€ each > 115€ each
4-6 kits = 115€ each > 105€ each
7+ kits = 110€ each > 100€ each
So we'd be looking for evidence of said structural differences in said products as well as these being the cause for different responses in the same subject. These are necessary to continue this talk productively. Needless to say there's obviously 'functional interaction' with GH receptors by both pharma and generic products.well, that hgh has a very specific 3d structure of the amino acid sequence is no theory, it is a proven fact
the theory is that pharma companies are able to produce synthetic hgh that resembles this structure of human growth hormone and generics dont.Human growth hormone - Proteopedia, life in 3D
proteopedia.org
"The structure includes four helices necessary for functional interaction with the GH receptor."
the difference is in the weight of the molecule !So we'd be looking for evidence of said structural differences in said products as well as these being the cause for different responses in the same subject. These are necessary to continue this talk productively. Needless to say there's obviously 'functional interaction' with GH receptors by both pharma and generic products.
the difference is in the weight of the molecule !
The one in the body has the smallest weight the most similar being Norditropin !
There are and will probably never be studies comparing generic gh with pharma so science wont help here.
The results are a good way to compare and systemic igf numbers are not corelated with results in my observation!