That's great to hear!
yeah, that's fine. In my honest opinion, reta should be paired by everyone with food tracking, steady cardio (those are free calories) and resistance training. Put all of those together and the lbs just drop off. Without tracking, you'll never have a clue why you dropped lbs or why you didn't. That part isn't up for debate.
My take is that beginning with just one compound makes sense. You'll be able to tell what it's doing and whether your body tolerates it well. Then, if you decide to bring in something else down the road and it doesn't agree with you, figuring out which one is the problem becomes much simpler.
Nope. Picture this: you're after 0,5 mg of the peptide powder. Your vial holds 5mg of powder, and suppose you add 2ml of bacteriostatic water to it. In that case, drawing 0,2ml of the liquid gives you the 0,5 mg you want.
And there are times I'll use all 3 or 4 of them. The peptide calculator, the rough estimate I work out mentally, a standard calculator, and checking with AI.
When you mention reconning a 5/10mg reta vial... if that's what you mean, then yeah, 10ml is way too much....most people wouldn't even go as high as 3ml....a typical recon would likely be 1/2ml of BAC water...
Honestly, at 28 I wouldn't bother messing around with any of the GH peptides. A bit of Reta, plenty of sleep, staying hydrated, and a big pile of protein, and you'll be right where you want to be before you know it! You've still got youth and energy on your side, so the sky is the limit!
When I first got started, this is the peptide calculator I relied on. After the math clicks, you can handle it mentally. It's straightforward and simple to operate.
cellgenic.com
A while back I had the same plan in mind. I was close to hitting my goal weight while on reta, and I came across a solid deal on tesa. But then it hit me that my Dad would be a better fit for it — honestly, I'd bet he's mostly visceral fat. So I'm holding onto it for him, once he's got some time on tirz under his belt.
Tracking numbers just came through for a few kits of tesa...the appeal there is pretty clear, though I want to get my routine dialed in with it first before it ever enters the rotation...That said, I picked up a kit of CJC/IPA from one of the recent GB 'slow boat from CN' buys, mostly for the same rationale as the tesa, so assuming it shows up (fingers crossed
) I'll have a few options to run alongside reta and find out what works...
Right, I still haven't bought it. I was debating between the 5 and the 10, though from what I can tell, most vendors begin at 10mg.HolyTrinity said:
When I first got started, this is the peptide calculator I relied on. After the math clicks, you can handle it mentally. It's straightforward and simple to operate.
Peptide Calculator - Cellgenic
Calculate peptide dosages, reconstitution volumes and injection amounts quickly with this easy-to-use peptide calculator.
With a 5mg vial, 1ML of water is what I'd put in, and from there each 20 units on a syringe = 1mg. 0.5mg is 10 units. 1.5mg would be 30 units, and so on.
Also, have you picked up your Reta yet, or not? For the first few weeks, 5mg works well, but my guess is that after a month or so you'll titrate up to 1.5-2mg a week. If buying hasn't happened yet, I'd personally go with 10mg vials. Skip the 20-30+mg big vials for now, but when you work out cost per mg, 10's make more financial sense. Should you already have 5's, no problem. At the the end of the day, it's all Reta.
