Do you account for overages?

davefromfv said:

Yes, each time — I simply enter it into the calculator.
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That's my approach too.

I'm not a fan of unexpected side effects — I prefer things to stay calm and predictable.

With anything new, I begin at a low dose and raise it gradually.

That method has served me well.
 
Most of you place far more confidence in testing than I do. A while back I took one vial from a kit of 10, and after a few days of using it I felt hungry. I was snacking before bed since I couldn't sleep for thinking about how hungry I was. My wife used that same vial and got the same outcome — hungry, with no weight loss. I threw the vial away and started another one. That one was fine, just like the vial before the bad one. Same kit.

If vials within a single kit aren't consistent, how can one tested vial from a group of kits be trusted? That wasn't the first time I'd doubted a vial that seemed to do nothing. With Reta the effect was simply more obvious, and I had a second opinion to back it up.

If the bad vial had been Tesamorelin or Mots-C, would I have been able to pick out a bad vial from a kit?
 
I'm quite new to this and still figuring things out. I recently received results from 2 separate labs for the same batch. For KLOW80, the two results differed by 4mg.
 
When a vial tests at 34 mg instead of 30 mg or similar, I tend to draw slightly past the 3mL mark of bac water — a couple of tick marks, nothing exact. Usually I don't even remember to do it.
 
I consistently go by the average from testing... particularly when it lets me get one more dose out of a vial. Since I'm using the calculator regardless, why wouldn't I?
 
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