gonadorelin?

[PoptartPsycho]

Hello all,
Just wondering if anyone has any experience with gonadorelin? My HRT clinic sent out a message saying that :

"HCG will no longer by available due to recent changes in the FDA regulations.
Gonadorelin will be the replacement for HCG and is FDA approved. It will arrive premixed from the pharmacy and does not need to be mixed with water."

Has anyone tried or researched this? Thank you for the replies my friends.

 

[PoptartPsycho]

No one?

 

[IronLion2]

From my understanding
1) The fda is cracking down on HCG products being sold as a weight loss alternative
2) I believe pharma was having trouble keeping up with demand
3) Gonadorelin does seem to offer some mild benefit over HCG but the change is more politically and financially driven than anything

 

[PoptartPsycho]

I'm just a little concerned that it arrived already mixed and does not require refridgeration. I guess I will be the guinea pig for the board here.

 

[SOUR DIESEL]

I'm just a little concerned that it arrived already mixed and does not require refridgeration. I guess I will be the guinea pig for the board here.

^^^hey brother ..that does not sound right

we carry it & it is NOT "pre-mixed"
..comes in small vial that needs to be reconstituted (..just like any other PEPTIDE)

2MG GONADORELIN


ALSO ..FYI ..we have PLENTY of HCG
2500iu/vials
&
5000iu/vials
^^^we even have BULK deals on 50/vials of the 5000iu

.

 

[b_cornelius]

HCG can be an overstimulation burning out your gonads.

GnRH jumpstart your entire axis.

Sometimes after a cycle, you need to use HCG to directly rebuild them nuts of yours before you hit them with GnRH, but as long as your whole axis is healthy for producing their own gonadotropins, GnRH is a great form of HRT.

What kooks are selling anymore, I don't know, but GnRH premixed in an aqueous solution is unlikely and rather advanced if possible. I'll have to look into it. Like the stuff.

 

[b_cornelius]

Oh, I forgot to mention that despite my positive comments, GnRH can burn out your system just as HCG can. The prior pharmaceutical indication for GnRH was chemical castration.

They used several milligrams of it castrate men.

Be very careful that you only need approximately 100mcg at a time. This is effective at a monthly dose, maybe two weeks.

 

[Jph30]

From what I've read about Gonadorelin it sounds as though it works better than HCG, but its ridiculously short half-life would require it to be injected multiple times per day for it to be worthwhile......