INTRO Hello from WV

[ThunderBird]

I've been reading here quietly for quite a while, and this is my first post (clearly). I'm a college student living in WV. My weight training has been going on for roughly 5 years, and for me peptides are mostly about longevity; they also just strike me as interesting in general. On top of that, I believe this will become a major market over the next 10 years, so picking up whatever I can from everyone here looks like a smart move.

Another thing that pushed me to stop lurking and start posting: I want to ask questions as I go, get some solid feedback or guidance, and be involved in the community. CAD is a big interest of mine too, and right now I'm actually designing a container for storing peptides, since buying 1 feels too expensive to me and I can get into a machine shop, so why not build a cool 1 myself! If anybody wants, I can share the Solid works file/files publicly or help you design your own (provided you know at least a little CAD.

Glad to be here as part of this community!

 

[anaranchi]

Welcome to the forum. Since you're into weight training and longevity, my guess is you'll want to check out CJC1295 W/O DAC + ipamorelin along with BPC157 +TB500. Tesamorelin could be worth a look too. Given that you're in college, I'd figure you're somewhere in your early 20's.

Honestly though, I doubt you actually need any of these compounds. At your age your body ought to be running just fine on its own. Do your homework and don't rush into these chemicals.

I also spend a fair amount of time doing CAD and Revit for my job. Once again, I'd guess you're an engineering major. I messed around with solidworks roughly 20yrs back, but it's drifted out of my routine since then. Plenty of people simply 3D-print their vial containers. For me, buying vial storage containers on amazon turned out to be less expensive than printing them @ home. That's @ a pretty reasonable 7 cent per KW charge for electrical power @ 110V/1PH.