PeptideGeeeeek
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For me, it has to be the niimbot label maker, along with my pen. Those are the 2 things I'd pick.
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The Niimbot is a total game changer.. I have the most inexpensive model in their lineup and I'm crazy about it.PeptideGeeeeek said:
For me, it has to be the niimbot label maker, along with my pen. Those are the 2 things I'd pick.
This fella gets it...and he's good-looking.Bruce Campbell said:
Not peptide-related at all, but listen up: if a slow close toilet lid isn’t in your house yet, go buy one. I’m being completely serious when I say it changed my life. It costs $20, and after that you’ll never have to put a toilet lid down by hand again. It floats down gently, like a feather falling. To the barbarians who are about to jump in and say theirs stays up all the time — I respect you, but for the clean freaks and the OCD crowd at home, this is a luxury you didn’t know you needed.
You're not looking too shabby either, Ash!Mr. Blonde said:
This fella gets it...and he's good-looking.
At one stage of my life I owned rental property. A ton of irritating complaints were eliminated thanks to those toilet lids that close slowly. These days I install them in every place I can.Bruce Campbell said:
Not peptide-related at all, but listen up: if a slow close toilet lid isn’t in your house yet, go buy one. I’m being completely serious when I say it changed my life. It costs $20, and after that you’ll never have to put a toilet lid down by hand again. It floats down gently, like a feather falling. To the barbarians who are about to jump in and say theirs stays up all the time — I respect you, but for the clean freaks and the OCD crowd at home, this is a luxury you didn’t know you needed.
That's me too. Round labels for vial caps get printed on my 110. For the vial labels themselves, I keep a Nelko P21 on hand, which saves me from swapping out the paper rolls.endlrls said:
The Niimbot is a total game changer.. I have the most inexpensive model in their lineup and I'm crazy about it.
BNLFL said:
That's me too. Round labels for vial caps get printed on my 110. For the vial labels themselves, I keep a Nelko P21 on hand, which saves me from swapping out the paper rolls.
I own the M2, and it's a great device...the software gets a 7.5/10 - though the labels themselves come out at 9.5/10. As for picking labels on amazon, that's a 6.5/10. If you're labelling a lot of peps the way I do, it's absolutely worth it.Mr. Blonde said:
You all are gradually talking me into buying a Niimbot. Up to now I've simply been improvising. WOO!
The labels I buy from the store are practically a pastime all on their own…it's like giving the vials a little wardrobe change…hold on, what?…endlrls said:
Man, that's a whole other level of clever!
@Gr33dyOctopus has genuinely pushed the labeling thing way beyond what I'd expect!
For the bottles, the N2 does everything I need. Before, it felt like total chaos and the wild wild west... sitting there with reconstituted vials wondering? "Is this Mots-C or is this BPC?? UH OH...."
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Fair enough — though pairing those two things in the same breath does make me slightly uneasy about what you're getting at.HereKittyKitty said:
A heated bidet, plus an Hitachi Magic Wand.
Or were you asking about things related to peptides?
There was this girlfriend I once had, and the Hitachi Wand was something I bought for her....she ended up keeping the wand, and then she dumped me....HereKittyKitty said:
A heated bidet, plus an Hitachi Magic Wand.
Or were you asking about things related to peptides?
With mornings already chilly around here, the heated bidet is the thing I think about most at this time of year.tubby said:
Fair enough — though pairing those two things in the same breath does make me slightly uneasy about what you're getting at.