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I get it. I was just curious of how people support the claims. And how it was stored idk a 100 different variables in it all. I for one KIND of support the “feelz” report people have a good gauge, now also people don’t know what the heck they are trying to feel also. Double edged sword. I was more so curious. Thanks
I’m one of those people who get no side effects from anything in my opinion. If I do it’s feeling good or negatives are very mild. Nothing that’s ever stopped me taking anything. Is it a coincidence that I rotated these 3 vials between all 3 woman weekly and you could follow the dud the whole way around? Maybe. Maybe not.
Feelz is not objective, especially as even in the normal world, reaction to Pharma Sema changes.
I could not agree more. I could see however, someone having illness from it and after a few months nothing. Totally normal. But weekly? I don’t know. Like I said in my previous post it’s just my opinion. Take it for what it is.
 
Scammed by QSC on an order from January 3rd. Rep provided tracking that has never shown up, been 5 weeks since payment, rep has gone dark on WhatsApp. Super disappointing.
You were not 'scammed' you just lost money.
Imagine this as paying a dealer you've come to be quite comfortable with for some blow stashed in his car about a block away from you. As you are waiting for him to get your stuff from his car, some random patrol car stops by his car, notices the baggies in his hand and he is picked up on possession charges.
Did the dealer scam you? Nope. But you just lost money.
This is a semi ridiculous and implausible scenario, but it's the best analogy I can make up now.
 
I’m one of those people who get no side effects from anything in my opinion. If I do it’s feeling good or negatives are very mild. Nothing that’s ever stopped me taking anything. Is it a coincidence that I rotated these 3 vials between all 3 woman weekly and you could follow the dud the whole way around? Maybe. Maybe not.

I could not agree more. I could see however, someone having illness from it and after a few months nothing. Totally normal. But weekly? I don’t know. Like I said in my previous post it’s just my opinion. Take it for what it is.
Another thing is that you might have been using a heavily overdosed kit before. It's not uncommon for QSC to have 2.6mg sema as 2mg
 
You were not 'scammed' you just lost money.
Imagine this as paying a dealer you've come to be quite comfortable with for some blow stashed in his car about a block away from you. As you are waiting for him to get your stuff from his car, some random patrol car stops by his car, notices the baggies in his hand and he is picked up on possession charges.
Did the dealer scam you? Nope. But you just lost money.
This is a semi ridiculous and implausible scenario, but it's the best analogy I can make up now.
100% here. Sources come and go. Good or bad they all have an expiration date.
 
Going from vomiting multiple times a day for days on 1mg and then taking 3mg from another and eating yourself out of house and home. Lol
I get it. No testing but I've been doing this long enough and coaching people long enough to have a really good guess. Just sharing my opinion cause I don’t think it’s worth paying the money for testing when I’ll already know the outcome. Plus it seems like this source is going downhill so I don’t see the point.
I swapped vials between 3 woman. 2 I live with and the neighbor.
Bro, sema has strong desensitivization. All of those.......And I honestly think molecule Is less stable than gh. You can end up taking whole bottle in a week , if youbwere using it fór 3 months Prior...
 
. Is it a coincidence that I rotated these 3 vials between all 3 woman weekly and you could follow the dud the whole way around? Maybe. Maybe not.
that’s the part I always wonder. Did it get left outside in the sun baking on 1/2 the box? Did vacuum break? Idk there’s just so many variables at play a lot of times. Which I think any vendor can have problems with when you are selling god knows how many kits a week. GLP’s were and are the biggest seller peptide wise I’d say over anything else if not biggest thing sold on this site. So there is bound to be a bad batch or problems here and there I suppose.
 
Yeah. This part too. Like people are still losing weight on purple top Sema (2mg) from 2023 Nov. The one Tracy was practically tossing out April -June. Dude was selling them $40 when others were selling theirs $65.
I ran that batch with great success. Recently I switched over to the black top 2mg that was closer to 3mg, and not having the same results
 

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You were not 'scammed' you just lost money.
Imagine this as paying a dealer you've come to be quite comfortable with for some blow stashed in his car about a block away from you. As you are waiting for him to get your stuff from his car, some random patrol car stops by his car, notices the baggies in his hand and he is picked up on possession charges.
Did the dealer scam you? Nope. But you just lost money.
This is a semi ridiculous and implausible scenario, but it's the best analogy I can make up now.
Ok that's fair. I posted 'cause I'm salty about my order but appreciate the note here.
 
Pharma Sema does not.
One thing to note is that Pharma is all about Averages and Totals. When you read like 15% of 'so and so' reported 'this and that' but was not statistically significant, it means those things 15% of test subjects felt can be ignored in the bigger picture. If you fall in the 15% bad luck..
 
Their Sema has been Great. It's so good they even added it to some of their BPC around fall 2023.

Well at least mixing peptides doesn't result in the creation of a unique, untested drug being injected into the user:

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"Testing of a compounded semaglutide drug product containing BPC-157 revealed that only parts of the secondary structure of the semaglutide chain overlapped with the semaglutide used in FDA-approved medicines. Specifically, an "overlay was observed from amino acid 7 to amino acid 20, whereas for the remaining part the signals of [the sample] had shifted" such that "the folding of semaglutide from amino acid 21 to amino acid 37 was different from the semaglutide in FDA-approved medicines.

The red circles mark differences in the NMR spectra between the semaglutide FDA-approved medicines and the product containing BPC-157. The black box shows the corresponding data mapped to the secondary structure of semaglutide."


OK, but it's obviously harmless. I mean plenty injected it, and I don't see reports of anyone "losing an ass cheek", so that change to the Semaglutide peptide chain caused by its interaction with BPC must not do anything important.

"This modification constitutes a critical impurity, which must be controlled in the final product."
 
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