IBE product expiries

[finny]

To me it looks like IBE is used the most for research material - at least on this board. I would think it would be much easier to obtain storage, expiry, etc. info on their products.

Guys that are from IBE, could we have a sticky made up on product info as above - this refers to peptides. I think it is the most asked and the most confusing question that people ask.

Myself, I've read countless articles, and I'm still not 100% positive on shelf life of IGF when reconsituted with BW, then storage, etc.

As a start, R3 IGF-1 - AA solution and BW solution, PegMGF - BW solution would be great. Also, extend it to all peptides or the most popular at least.

Thank you.

 

[Zuke]

5 days in BW and 2 years in AA. BTW, it should NEVER sit that long anyway. You use IFG1 in a 4 weeks on/ 2 weeks off/ 4 weeks on method. 10 weeks maximum, so what does it matter how kong it lasts if you are gonna be done it WAY before anyway??

If you are using BW just make sure each 100mcg is done in 5 days to be safe. The shelf life does not really matter does it?

 

[finny]

You know what I mean. The information is sort of there, but you have to piece it together. You might look at 5 sources and will get 2 or 3 different answers. It would be nice to have a write up that you could refer to.

By the way, isn't 4 on, 2 off, more meant for pMGF?

Myself, I will be doing IGF @ 40mcg M-W-F. So, this means, the last dose from the 100mcg vial will always fall on day 5. If 5 days is the shelf life, then we are getting a bit too close for my comfort. Is it still 100% effective on day 5? I can't see the life of the product changing or stopping abruptly on day 5.

 

[packers]

i agree with finny, there are some many different peptides and stuff available now that i have no idea. if there was a sticky as to what each one would do, estimate price range, dosing, etc., i would think that it would increase sales.
for example, ghrelin, gh fragments, C###- ###, etc.

 

[Android]

Guys,
It takes time, but you need to read the posts. You get a better understanding of where things start, how they evolve, and the experiences of other members. Peptides are an ever changing science. Read everthing Grunt, the Game and Gavin Kaine write.(as well as all the members who write) I see you're very new to join the site. Do yourselves a favor and educate yourself to make decisions based on your understanding and not what someone (who you don't know) tells you to do. I would be nice if we could just plug up and down load this information, but then you wouldn't have done YOUR part.

 

[Zuke]

If you guys do a search you will find ALL the answers to your questions. Thats what I did. THEN if you cant find it..ask.

 

[finny]

Guys,
It takes time, but you need to read the posts. You get a better understanding of where things start, how they evolve, and the experiences of other members. Peptides are an ever changing science. Read everthing Grunt, the Game and Gavin Kaine write.(as well as all the members who write) I see you're very new to join the site. Do yourselves a favor and educate yourself to make decisions based on your understanding and not what someone (who you don't know) tells you to do. I would be nice if we could just plug up and down load this information, but then you wouldn't have done YOUR part.

I've read everything/most by Grunt, Game, and Gavin, and some other people. You don't have to be here for a year to absorb everything. Some days, I spent 4-5 hours reading and making notes. Shhh, don't tell it to my boss. I rotate between different websites. I think on my part the problem is that I have done too much reading/reasearch. I've read all there is on the subject, then reflected on what people are saying, then there are some conflicting protocols, and a lot of the info, especially from the three people above is old - dating to their first experience with the product.

That's why I'm saying that it would be nice to make a sticky only, no posts, recapping all the relevant info. I think people are hungry for the info and want to try different things.

I'm not sure how much has changed, but it seems that people are adapting different protocols and there is still a lot of confussion out there.

That's my point of view.

I've gone through the same thing with AAS over the past six months. But there, I took it all in, and made my own conclusion in the end. Then again, AAS have been around for a long time. As with everything, there are varying opinions for the cycle, what to use, how long, and PCT.

I understand that peptides are newer and things are still being experimented with.