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Alright folks - Since Ghoul has decided to keep his secrets from us, what’s some crowdsourced must have’s you folks are getting from our PCT 24x7 friend?

I’ll go first, with the caveat that the majority I’m not on, just like having on hand (2/4 of the BP meds for example). Apologies for mixing brand name and generic, I’m going off the cuff so is what it is, some are hard to spell by memory. Many of these I already had on hand or am prescribed so do not get through PCT24x7, but if I didn’t, I’d get them through him:

BP meds (Nebivolol, telmisartan, amlodipine, HCTZ)
Cholesterol meds (Ezetimibe, bempedoic acid, rosuvastatin)
Antibiotics (basically every one you can think of)
Antivirals (tamiflu, valacyclovir)
Ivermectin
Thyroid (T3, T4)
Dutasteride
Albuterol tabs
Zofran
Modafinil (need to get/try Armodafinil)

Some things I haven’t gotten yet but likely will are some more break glass items like gabapentin (or something from that family, pregabalin/baclofen), probably some others I’m forgetting.

What am I missing?
 
Alright folks - Since Ghoul has decided to keep his secrets from us, what’s some crowdsourced must have’s you folks are getting from our PCT 24x7 friend?

I’ll go first, with the caveat that the majority I’m not on, just like having on hand (2/4 of the BP meds for example). Apologies for mixing brand name and generic, I’m going off the cuff so is what it is, some are hard to spell by memory. Many of these I already had on hand or am prescribed so do not get through PCT24x7, but if I didn’t, I’d get them through him:

BP meds (Nebivolol, telmisartan, amlodipine, HCTZ)
Cholesterol meds (Ezetimibe, bempedoic acid, rosuvastatin)
Antibiotics (basically every one you can think of)
Antivirals (tamiflu, valacyclovir)
Ivermectin
Thyroid (T3, T4)
Dutasteride
Albuterol tabs
Zofran
Modafinil (need to get/try Armodafinil)

Some things I haven’t gotten yet but likely will are some more break glass items like gabapentin (or something from that family, pregabalin/baclofen), probably some others I’m forgetting.

What am I missing?
These are the things I keep on hand. I only use Telmisartan and Cialis daily. Propranolol occasionally. The others are used depending on what my cycle throws at me.

Propranolol
Nebivolol
Telmisartan
Ezetimibe
Moda/Armoda
HCTZ
Finasteride
Minoxidile
Accutane
Caborgoline
Clomiphene
Enclomiphene
Tamoxifen
Exemestane
anastrozole
Cialis
HCG
 
These are the things I keep on hand. I only use Telmisartan and Cialis daily. Propranolol occasionally. The others are used depending on what my cycle throws at me.

Propranolol
Nebivolol
Telmisartan
Ezetimibe
Moda/Armoda
HCTZ
Finasteride
Minoxidile
Accutane
Caborgoline
Clomiphene
Enclomiphene
Tamoxifen
Exemestane
anastrozole
Cialis
HCG
Knew I forgot some things! Cialis/aromasin/anastrozole are on my list as well. Solid list.
 
what are the differences between modafinil and armodafinil?
Armodafinil is the R-enantiomer (so basically a purer form of Modafinil...bunch of chemistry shit that I would need to spend 5 minutes reviewing)

I would consider Modafinil quicker acting and shorter acting. I have been prescribed both - been on Armodafinil for years. I am pondering going back to Modafinil because i barely even notice Armodafinil anymore.

Ghoul has definitely done a breakdown on the differences. Now I have never tried the mixtures they make (Modafinil and Armodafinil combo). Would maybe interesting but probably not for a first time.
 
Alright folks - Since Ghoul has decided to keep his secrets from us, what’s some crowdsourced must have’s you folks are getting from our PCT 24x7 friend?

I’ll go first, with the caveat that the majority I’m not on, just like having on hand (2/4 of the BP meds for example). Apologies for mixing brand name and generic, I’m going off the cuff so is what it is, some are hard to spell by memory. Many of these I already had on hand or am prescribed so do not get through PCT24x7, but if I didn’t, I’d get them through him:

BP meds (Nebivolol, telmisartan, amlodipine, HCTZ)
Cholesterol meds (Ezetimibe, bempedoic acid, rosuvastatin)
Antibiotics (basically every one you can think of)
Antivirals (tamiflu, valacyclovir)
Ivermectin
Thyroid (T3, T4)
Dutasteride
Albuterol tabs
Zofran
Modafinil (need to get/try Armodafinil)

Some things I haven’t gotten yet but likely will are some more break glass items like gabapentin (or something from that family, pregabalin/baclofen), probably some others I’m forgetting.

What am I missing?
Agree with your list

However be careful with the antibiotics. Most of those truly will expire by their expiration date..most will just become useless but some can become toxic after a few years.

Other ancillaries:
- Somas(Carisoprodol) - only got it once and it was "the shit!" For pain and restful sleep (But I think it's getting impossible to sneak those past customs) + I suspect they are highly addictive for long term use so best to stick to small supply
- the Telmisartan-Amlodipine combo is definitely a highly valued combo by doctors.
- Mupirocin topical antibiotic ointment definitely handy to have on hand
 
Armodafinil is the R-enantiomer (so basically a purer form of Modafinil...bunch of chemistry shit that I would need to spend 5 minutes reviewing)

I would consider Modafinil quicker acting and shorter acting. I have been prescribed both - been on Armodafinil for years. I am pondering going back to Modafinil because i barely even notice Armodafinil anymore.

Ghoul has definitely done a breakdown on the differences. Now I have never tried the mixtures they make (Modafinil and Armodafinil combo). Would maybe interesting but probably not for a first time.
I have a script for both from my sleep doc and I only use Modafinil. Armodafinil does absolutely nothing for me. Actually I told my doc I don’t want the script for Armodafinil anymore. Modafinil is excellent though.
 
ship to canada?
I asked him about shipping to Canada because I wanted to place a big order. He just told me that the seizure rate is really high.

Other members from Canada would love to hear your experiences on how often things are getting seized.

Personally I never ordered from this source I think because there's no free reships.

@PCT24X7 PHARMACY do you have any details on Canadian seizures? Is it still really high? Do you have a stat on like what %age to Canada is getting seized?

Thanks
 
However be careful with the antibiotics. Most of those truly will expire by their expiration date..most will just become useless but some can become toxic after a few years.
This is a great callout for people, thank you for mentioning this! The army did do a study where, when stored properly, a good deal of antibiotics last a lot longer than we thought, BUT there are certainly ones (doxycycline immediately comes to mind) that as you mention becomes toxic to the kidneys post expiration.

With antibiotics you should definitely refresh them if you can every so often. Good callout once again as I imagine many people think it’s like other drugs that are totally benign and at worst lose a couple of % of potency as you go past expiration.
 
This is a great callout for people, thank you for mentioning this! The army did do a study where, when stored properly, a good deal of antibiotics last a lot longer than we thought, BUT there are certainly ones (doxycycline immediately comes to mind) that as you mention becomes toxic to the kidneys post expiration.

With antibiotics you should definitely refresh them if you can every so often. Good callout once again as I imagine many people think it’s like other drugs that are totally benign and at worst lose a couple of % of potency as you go past expiration.
Hell, doxycycline is harsh on the kidney and liver when’s it’s not expired. My recent labs are all screwed up. Made my labs appear like I have liver and kidney disease.
 
This is a great callout for people, thank you for mentioning this! The army did do a study where, when stored properly, a good deal of antibiotics last a lot longer than we thought, BUT there are certainly ones (doxycycline immediately comes to mind) that as you mention becomes toxic to the kidneys post expiration.

With antibiotics you should definitely refresh them if you can every so often. Good callout once again as I imagine many people think it’s like other drugs that are totally benign and at worst lose a couple of % of potency as you go past expiration.
This is good to know and worth looking into more
 
Definitely here for this experiment, sincerely appreciate you coming back to give an update. I'll likely grab some to have on hand. Not sure what I'll need it for, but I'm a pack rat and who knows.
As an update, I stopped it's use on day 3. It made me feel very strange - I felt like i was on the brink of a cardiovascular event.

It was able to get me from 95bpm at rest to 65bpm overall (day 1 is missing from table below but that was the starting HR), but I tapered it down and stopped it on day 3 because on the evening after the last measurement in this table, I felt very off. I felt off on the evening of day 2 but it wasn't quite as bad. On day 3 I could feel my pulse pressure and heart fluttering occasionally, even at low bpm and i was a little on edge. I felt periods of lightheadedness as if I was going to faint also, that's whilst sat down and even though my BP was 130/75ish. It resolved the next day as soon as i stopped it, so I'm not on it at the moment and I'm fine again.

If I continue to use it, It'll only be a 1x per day dosing and no more than 5mg. I suspect as a one-off for 'taking the edge off' if I use a compound that raises my HR and nebivolol isn't quite doing the job. It might not be as bad for that but I am not using it as a main anciliary.
 

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As an update, I stopped it's use on day 3. It made me feel very strange - I felt like i was on the brink of a cardiovascular event.

It was able to get me from 95bpm at rest to 65bpm overall (day 1 is missing from table below but that was the starting HR), but I tapered it down and stopped it on day 3 because on the evening after the last measurement in this table, I felt very off. I felt off on the evening of day 2 but it wasn't quite as bad. On day 3 I could feel my pulse pressure and heart fluttering occasionally, even at low bpm and i was a little on edge. I felt periods of lightheadedness as if I was going to faint also, that's whilst sat down and even though my BP was 130/75ish. It resolved the next day as soon as i stopped it, so I'm not on it at the moment and I'm fine again.

If I continue to use it, It'll only be a 1x per day dosing and no more than 5mg. I suspect as a one-off for 'taking the edge off' if I use a compound that raises my HR and nebivolol isn't quite doing the job. It might not be as bad for that but I am not using it as a main anciliary.
Interesting to say the least and appreciate that you went through and did the experiment all the same. Given the HGH dosage I suppose there's some conflating factors that make it hard to say whether you would get the same reaction without the HGH, but of course you wouldn't be needing the Ivabradine in the first place if it wasn't for the HGH!

Appreciate again you going ahead and doing this experiment.
 
Interesting to say the least and appreciate that you went through and did the experiment all the same. Given the HGH dosage I suppose there's some conflating factors that make it hard to say whether you would get the same reaction without the HGH, but of course you wouldn't be needing the Ivabradine in the first place if it wasn't for the HGH!

Appreciate again you going ahead and doing this experiment.
Interestingly enough, HGH dose has stayed the same but from the day after I stopped iva, my HR settled towards 80 instead of 90+ just on the nebivolol.

Tren was also starting to clear at this point, and my dosages are back to TRT levels of test now. I'm starting to think that, whilst there is no doubt HGH contributed and still is, it was probably worsened by the fact I'd been on a long cycle of 26 weeks, fatigue had built up, and I must just have become more sensitive as a result.

I noticed at weeek 16 nebivolol had to double, so that was probably the sign i should have applied the brakes earlier.

Now they have been applied, tren is cleared and the test dose has returned to a TRT level and fatigue is diminishing, it looks like my HR will stick around 80 instead of 95ish on the 10IU - which I'd be comfortable being at.
 
Interestingly enough, HGH dose has stayed the same but from the day after I stopped iva, my HR settled towards 80 instead of 90+ just on the nebivolol.

Tren was also starting to clear at this point, and my dosages are back to TRT levels of test now. I'm starting to think that, whilst there is no doubt HGH contributed and still is, it was probably worsened by the fact I'd been on a long cycle of 26 weeks, fatigue had built up, and I must just have become more sensitive as a result.

Now the breaks have been applied, tren is cleared and the test dose has returned to a TRT level and fatigue is diminishing, it looks like my HR will stick around 80 instead of 95ish on the 10IU - which I'd be comfortable being at.
It's likely a psychological thing for me due to having been a competitive runner that wore my RHR as a badge of honor (37-41 at the time), but anything that makes my HR go up too much it's hard for me to stomach for too long.

Ran retatrutide during a cut and just hated the HR increase, was 15-20BPM for me and even after settling down was still 12-17. Eventually just dropped it as I hated that.

Next time I start running something that increase HR I'll give Ivabradine the old college try and report back with my own findings to double our currently tiny sample size!
 

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