UK Newcomer Saying Hello

Melony said:

mrmors said:

I'm in the same boat — Mounjaro has been costing me roughly 200 each month. I've now gone ahead and taken the risk on a grey order, cash already sent, so fingers crossed it actually arrives! 🙂 From what I can tell, most UK online peptide sellers are marking up around 10x compared with what a grey kit costs them, and they all seem to align on that same 10x figure, so it must be a very lucrative trade.
Did you end up staying on tirz, or did reta pull you in? Yeah, about 10x sounds accurate — possibly even higher

I picked up a modest Tirz kit, plus a Reta kit covering roughly 6-10 months. Right now I'm using both.
 
mrmors said:

Melony said:

mrmors said:

I'm in the same boat — Mounjaro has been costing me roughly 200 each month. I've now gone ahead and taken the risk on a grey order, cash already sent, so fingers crossed it actually arrives! 🙂 From what I can tell, most UK online peptide sellers are marking up around 10x compared with what a grey kit costs them, and they all seem to align on that same 10x figure, so it must be a very lucrative trade.
Did you end up staying on tirz, or did reta pull you in? Yeah, about 10x sounds accurate — possibly even higher

I picked up a modest Tirz kit, plus a Reta kit covering roughly 6-10 months. Right now I'm using both.
You're using them at the same time? I had no idea that could be done! Does it come down to having a high tolerance? What's your experience been like running both
 
smartymarti said:

Tomorrow I’ll be adding tessor to my reta routine, and I’m also considering ghk — in for a penny, in for a pound.
I'm also beginning ghk, but I'd rather first find out how this reta batch works for me before adding anything else.
 
Hey everyone, I'm also based in the UK. I've only just become a member here, and reading through this thread was really enjoyable. I'm thrilled to be starting Tirz again after I stopped taking it once the price went up — I just can't justify spending that much!
 
alfies said:

Hi everyone, it's nice to find folks from the UK on here. I'm a newcomer too! What would you suggest?
Work your way through the different threads that catch your eye at your own pace, make use of the search tool and do your homework ahead of buying anything. I always cap my spending at an amount I'm comfortable losing, and when an offer seems unrealistically good, that's when I stay especially wary. Best of luck.
 
LetsGo1010 said:

Hey everyone, I'm also based in the UK. I've only just become a member here, and reading through this thread was really enjoyable. I'm thrilled to be starting Tirz again after I stopped taking it once the price went up — I just can't justify spending that much!
Hi, I’m also just starting out. I signed up for the same purpose—to figure out how everything works. Best of luck!
 
bambam03 said:

Anyone here in the UK involved in group buys, or do you simply place orders together for shared testing, or is it all solo purchasing and testing? I've been digging around and reading extensively, but I can't find any mention of GB / group testing on this side of the globe.
Up to now I've placed each order on my own rather than joining a Group Buy. Testing isn't something I've arranged yet; instead I'm relying on suggestions and feedback, which makes the vendors reasonably dependable. Two orders have been completed at this point.
 
Hello, I’m based in France, so I’d like to learn more about how things work over here too… a lot of the content in here comes from America (I’m American, by the way) But it’s tough to track down useful information, and I’ve already looked through😁
 
Fuzzybunny said:

Hello, I’m based in France, so I’d like to learn more about how things work over here too… a lot of the content in here comes from America (I’m American, by the way) But it’s tough to track down useful information, and I’ve already looked through😁
Check out the continental cafe area — you may find helpful details shared by people in other EU nations. It can be annoying that the majority of users come from the US, but they are far ahead when it comes to peptides: how they use them, what they know, and what they have lived through. That has become far more common over there, and it is only starting to spread across Europe because of the rules we have.
 
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