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📊 Stop Researching Blindly Do Bloodwork
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$450 is a whopping amount to pay for blood work.
Bloodwork Poll: When Was Your Last Bloodwork?
Very curious to see where the research space falls in this poll please answer honestly. Q. When Was You Last Bloodwork? Feel free to explain your regiment in the comments if comfortable.
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Bloodwork Poll: When Was Your Last Bloodwork?
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Yes I should've had this done months ago before I even started. But blood work is very expensive to have done.
It has gelled :(
What do I do now? Can I still use it at all? A-0-D
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Well as it is, it has all moved down to the opening of the vi@l. I'm going to see if I can use it on my RS tomorrow morning.
AOD
Does anyone have favorable experience with AOD-9604?
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@Alyce Darlene Davis I went up to the classroom and found this....
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@Alyce Darlene Davis I hear and I understand exactly what you're saying. That's how I have been mixing them for a little while now, and it seems to be fine.
Stinging like a beeeeaaaattch!!
So my research subject has just started AOD. Well!..... It is the most painful ever when administering. It was mixed with acetic acid to stop it gelling. But boy, oh boy does it sting!! What can be done about it?
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@Pump Robbennolt Yes true.
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@Tim Chaikovsky well, I only think that happens if you mix it with acetic acid. And it doesn't happen to everyone, so you might be lucky.
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