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83 contributions to Peptide Price
1 like • 13d
@Briana Richards RuPharma is the only place I’ve seen with what seems to be legitimate cerebro. Will say though I’ve never ordered from them myself, and can’t vouch for them. Some vendors sell Cerebrolysin powder, but it should be noted that the original Cerebrolysin (in which all clinical data comes from) is an exclusive product by everpharma produced in Eastern Europe. I wouldn’t recommend lyophilized Cerebrolysin.
0 likes • 13d
Peptides alone, Semax and pe22-28 are both solid compounds. Semax is more likely to be your pick than pe22-28. Semax has a number of effects, including up regulating BDNF-1, encouraging synaptic growth. PE22-28 may also up regulate BDNF, but it’s had only small animal studies done. Alcar also has shown to improve cognition. Selank, GH secretagogues, DSIP, mangesium glycinate, melatonin, ANYTHING that improves sleep will help you here. Good sleep is a must for long term memory formation. GH secretagogues can be used as agents for cognitive enhancement, but effects will be very mild, and this works best in conjunction with other compounds. Outside of peptides there’s many supplements that can help. Creatine improved cognition in Alzheimer’s patients. Alpha GPC or CDP Choline are a good idea as a choline source for your brain. L-theanine works well to improve information retention, especially in conjunction with a stimulant. Also, if you’re open to other research compounds, you could look into BPN14770, Tropisetron, ACD856, TAK653, or racetams. Theres a ton of options out there, but always do a ton of research and ensure safety when messing with these!
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17d •
🧠 Complete Guide to Modern Aminos Nootropics
Ever scroll through a nootropics site and see like 25 different compounds with zero context on what they actually do or how they work? I just published a full guide covering every cognitive compound Modern Aminos carries - mechanisms of action, benefits, and research dosages for all of them. Covered in the guide: Dihexa, Tesofensine, Noopept, Fladrafinil, Phenibut, 9-Me-BC, DMAA, Phenylpiracetam Hydrazide, Bromantane, Alpha GPC, Aniracetam, Nefiracetam, Piracetam, CDP-Choline, Compound 7P, TAK-653, IPAM, Sunifram, L-THP, BPAP, J-147, PRL-8-53, CMS-121, NSI-189, and more. Each one gets a full breakdown of: - How it actually works (mechanism of action) - What benefits you can expect - Research dosages - Why you'd use it over alternatives No more guessing what "Phenylpiracetam Hydrazide" does or why you'd pick TAK-653 over regular racetams. Read it here: https://open.substack.com/pub/derekpruski/p/modern-aminos-cognitive-compounds Use code DEREK for 10% off at Modern Aminos. What's in your current nootropic stack?
2 likes • 17d
@Eric Ny that’s good to hear! I used armodafinil to help get off addy, it’s nice not craving it anymore haha. still though, you gotta use these strong stimulants sparingly 👍
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@Eric Ny that’s awesome! I haven’t tried tesofensine I need to look into that
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Dec '25 •
Expirementing with The Health Care System
I’m back home for the holidays and I was curious will my primary care doctor order bloodwork for me? I asked for all the markers included in the basic quest panel from Algo Rx. The normal excuse in the past has been I don’t think you really need that much or that’s quite a lot of bloodwork… Yeah it is I want to see what’s going on and I’m healthy. Vote below what if you think he’ll fill the labs or shrug me off. This was the exact message: I hope you’re doing well. I wanted to see if you’d be able to place an order for some lab work while I’m home for Christmas. I’ve been off Accutane for about six months now, and my dermatologist recommended that I get a more comprehensive set of labs done, including hormone testing. I also had a few values come back slightly out of range on previous labs, so they suggested rechecking and expanding the panel to get a clearer picture they recommended: • Complete hormone panel: Total & Free Testosterone, Estradiol (E2), SHBG, IGF-1, DHEA-S, FSH, LH, Prolactin • Thyroid function: TSH, Free T3, Free T4 • Metabolic markers: Glucose, Insulin, HbA1c • Full lipid panel • Complete blood count (CBC) • Liver and kidney function • Nutrient status For context I’m in a town of 3000 people and many people don’t get bloodwork done until they are in their 30s. Will they allow me to get bloodwork?
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4 likes • Dec '25
I’m sure they’ll let you do em, cost might be the only issue I’m concerned abt. My insurance covers a yearly CBC, CMP, and lipid panel. All the other tests are just extremely expensive. For example, I checked my vitamin D levels last time I was there, and it was an extra $100 alone for that test through my primary care physician.
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Dec '25 •
⚠️ Important Legal Legislation Update from a Top Peptide Lawyer
Hey everyone, Just wanted to share an important message that Jeff Cohen put out from their firm's TikTok account this morning. For those who don't know, Jeff represents some major companies in the peptide space, so when he speaks, it's worth paying attention. Please watch the full video - I don't like to put words in anyone's mouth, and the full context matters here. From what I'm seeing, my assumptions seem to be correct that something bigger is coming. This isn't just about FDA 66-80 or the SAFE Drug Act - there appears to be something specifically targeting the research space as well. I know regulatory uncertainty is stressful for all of us, but staying informed is our best defense. As always, I will keep everyone in the loop as I learn more. Drop your thoughts below after watching 👇
3 likes • Dec '25
@Paula Blair yeah if there’s a demand, there’s gonna be a market to meet it. Every schedule I drug ever is a great example of this. Schedule I’s are the highest controlled and prohibited substances, yet high schoolers have no issue finding them 😭
Dec '25 •
Adding cjc 1295 no dac/ ipamorelin to stack
Hey so I’m still pretty new to peptides and this world. I am currently taking tirzepatide and am in calorie deficit. Is it worth adding cjc and ipam to my routine? If so what is the typical timeline to see benefits, or when does it begin to help with muscle preservation during a deficit.
0 likes • Dec '25
@Clare Burk cancer risk comes from the idea more GH = faster growth, which means it can cause existing malignancies to grow faster, or (very rare) cause malignancies to form. If you’re concerned, talk to your doctor first, they’ll advise you on safest/best course of action.
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