T20 blue caps

Airborne Daddy said:

HereKittyKitty said:

Airborne Daddy said:

HereKittyKitty said:

Airborne Daddy said:

HereKittyKitty said:

Airborne Daddy said:

HereKittyKitty said:

Before you passed it along to another person, weren't you holding a 3p CoA?

Before pinning, test all of it.
Naturally not. You're saying you won't purchase unless there's a legitimate 3p COA that covers endos? By the time you place an order, chances are it's a restock using identical caps. For a US warehouse, that's a different story—I'm aware they clear inventory within 3 days.

What exactly are you getting at?

Sure, there have been times I bought something without a legit CoA in hand — but I never injected it, and I wouldn't have thought about passing it along until that digital document existed.

Is there something I'm not seeing?
What good is a COA that reports 99.35% at 22mg if there's no endotoxin result? Not every product gets an endo test. It's uncommon for a single person to fund one and then post it. Testing groups often keep results private from outsiders, and no group buy for t20 has included endos in the past year.

Yes, I'm part of a testing group and I've chipped in for assays on items I don't even use, plus I add tips during group buys to maximize testing...They needed it done immediately. Nobody's going to ask me to sit on it for 3 months waiting on an endo.
Appreciate the explanation. Clearly there was a detail I'd overlooked.

Most of my purchases happen through group buys where endo testing is baked into the deal by whoever runs it. Beyond that, luck has played a big part (and I mean that sincerely) — I've managed to slide into independent groups for products that were still on the market, and we put it to a vote to add endo.

What's frustrating is that flying solo makes it hard to guarantee a spot in a testing group, and that bugs me. Being tied to lead times that stretch over months is not something I enjoy. Whenever my stash starts running thin, the worry kicks in — that anxious feeling that I won't line up the testing setup that matches what I'm comfortable with.
That was a clever move, bff. My bad for getting a bit snippy.
No worries, I just wasn't catching your drift. We're on the same page now. 😊 Feels like you've been scarce around here lately. What have you been up to?
Since I hardly drink these days, I've just been sour and nasty lol.
Get over here, and we'll sort that out. 🤣
 
Adding some context here.

Figures taken from the Surmount Trial on Zepbound

  • Nausea: Hits 24% to 37% of patients, which makes it the complaint heard most often.
  • Diarrhea: Hits 18% to 26% of users, frequently linked to shifts in how the intestines absorb fluid.
  • Constipation: Hits 16% to 24% of individuals because intestinal transit slows down.
  • Vomiting: Shows up in 8% to 25% of patients, typically in the opening weeks.
  • Abdominal Pain & Bloating: Reported by 10% to 14% of patients.
Zepbound acts like GLP-1 and GIP hormones, and that causes gastric emptying to slow down considerably. Since food travels more slowly and remains in the stomach longer, the gut's physical environment shifts quickly. Across the first 4 to 8 weeks, the gut microbiome undergoes significant changes (temporary dysbiosis.) That bacterial imbalance plays a big part in sulfur burps, intense bloating, gas, and unpredictable bowel patterns.
 
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