[langtitle=da]CJC-1293 vs mod grf(1-29) difference[/langtitle]

[4wheel]

[lang=da]There seems to be a lot of confusion around the net about these peptides.

Some sellers list a peptide with BOTH names - as if it was the same peptide.
Surely, they are two different peptides - but what exactly is the difference?
Which is better? And by how much?

The reason I'm asking is because hyperpeps only sell CJC-1293. I really wish to use them as my supplier and wish to know if CJC-1293 is as good/fine to use.

4Wheel out [/lang]

 

[Pitbullmike007]

cjc-1295 with dac gives more of a gh bleed, a constant steady elevated gh level lasting days,,,
mod without dac stacked with a ghrp give more of a gh pulse,, a much higher elevated gh spike but doesnt last as long,, a few hours at best.

 

[SitySlicker1]

Modified grf is commonly miss labeled cjc-1293 and cjc 1295 without dac. However you need to be very careful and make sure your really getting mod grf, because some cjc 1293 is really semorelin. Somorelin is inferior to real mod grf.

 

[tytelogix]

new to peptides and after just placing an order and seeing this, I am concerned about what I got.

the website has the product labeled CJC-1295 (W/O DAC 2 MG mod grf 1-29)

I want Mod rgf 1-29 is this what I ordered? sorry if this a dumb question

 

[SitySlicker1]

new to peptides and after just placing an order and seeing this, I am concerned about what I got.

the website has the product labeled CJC-1295 (W/O DAC 2 MG mod grf 1-29)

I want Mod rgf 1-29 is this what I ordered? sorry if this a dumb question

You should be gtg. Most research companies are labeling their modified grf this way.

 

[tytelogix]

Hey thanks man

 

[musclehead33]

You should be gtg. Most research companies are labeling their modified grf this way.

Yes and if it was one of our sponsors you won't have a prob.