Sorry for taking so long to get back to you — I only just noticed this.
Peptide usage appears to be less common among people in Asia. Alternatively, government regulations might be preventing active community activities from occurring.
Triz was my starting point. My first dose was 5mg; after 6 weeks I moved up to 7.5mg, then kept raising it by 2.5mg every 2 weeks until I hit 15mg. While on the 15mg Tirz, I added Reta into the mix.
Great to hear you haven't run into any big problems
. Your body clearly took to the peptides nicely.
Glad to have you here, and well done! Visiting Japan ranks #1 on my list of places to go! I'm really looking forward to going there someday and soaking up the culture
That does appear to be the case! My guess is that many of the usual skin-related items people purchase here can be obtained without difficulty as an IV at basically any skin clinic. That said, I have a hunch that peptides are being distributed via gyms, haha. When I signed up at a small gym, the owner handed out and also sold a large amount of supplements, so if you are a loyal member, I believe you can get them there.
Getting supplies such as needles and peptides wasn't a big issue for me. Because I really enjoy trips to Korea, that's where I picked up all of it. On top of that, I've built up a stash of peptides that could last almost 10 years, so from here I just have to stay consistent with using them. wwwww
Oh! The gym I brought up was located in Korea wwww
For reusable insulin pens, I got pen needles while in Korea. Buying from pharmacies costs a lot and isn't good for buying in large amounts. Online shops such as Coupang are worth trying. Around 800 yen gets you a box of 100 pen needles.
