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Couldn't someone inject igf and get blood work done to check igf levels? Of course ghrp's would also raise igf levels.
I think a lot of it is faked. I've used DES from several different places and no crazy pump like you guys speak of. However back in the day I got some igf from genesis and holy crap, I thought my skin was going to rip off.
Why would anyone fake IGF-LR3 or IGF-des i thought that peptides are legal if its for "experimental purposes" or whatever they call it. Or am i incorrect?
All I am guying to say is that I work for a large Biotech Company, we make and sell both human and Rat IGF-1. It costs us 137.5415 USD to make 100 µg. We sell it for about twice that. Now of course if you are producing it in a facility in China/India that's not GMP, ISO, FDA, etc certified it would be much cheaper to make, but would it really be that much cheaper? I'm not really sure but something to think about
what do you do at your biotech company?
once you have the equipment, bacteria, and precursors its quite cheap so yes it would be that much cheaper.
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Chief of staff of INTL logistics. Handling export to 30+ countries, Hazardous Goods, Animal/Human Origin, lab reagents. That kind of crap.
Not doubting if its possible, just putting some US numbers out there. But while on the topic, we also sell some Anti-IGF-1 antibodies if anyone want's that
On a different not I remember old bb mags talking about IL-16, do you know anything about that Osiris?
All I am guying to say is that I work for a large Biotech Company, we make and sell both human and Rat IGF-1. It costs us 137.5415 USD to make 100 µg. We sell it for about twice that. Now of course if you are producing it in a facility in China/India that's not GMP, ISO, FDA, etc certified it would be much cheaper to make, but would it really be that much cheaper? I'm not really sure but something to think about
Whether its hgh, igf, cjc, or Mel, it's all done by invitro translation so the cost of syntheses should be very close with price based on the no of amino acids. If the transcript is wrong, then the protein is wrong & so it's bunk & they may not know it. If they aren't taking the time to even make it, then it's probably dried serum or albumin. They are both real real cheap & are used in the initial & testing processes. If you could order a kit for translation & had the right transcript, you could easily make your own.