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16 contributions to Peptide Resource Center
Did you hear about CBL-514 yet???
What if I told you there is a new small molecule that actually is on phase 2 trials studied for melting localized fat away? What if I told you that it works exceedingly well and the fat doesn't return? What if I told you that this is poised to be the liquid lipo we have always wanted? What if I told you the results are better than with that no-good too much work for little results lipolytic Kybella? 🙌🏼 What if I told you we are trying to get our hands on it and will be available soon??? https://nypost.com/2026/10/02/health/new-weight-loss-drug-targets-belly-fat-and-can-give-flatter-stomach-in-weeks/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=nypost&sr_share=facebook https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9384315/
0 likes • 13d
How soon?
Group buys? YES 🙌🏼 Here we go! Group buy #1(GLP3)
If you've noticed that it has gotten harder and harder to buy research peps online it's not in your head, companies are taking huge risks and putting in a lot of money towards diverting transactions from their websites to others to allow credit card purchasing. PRC is now only accepting Zelle (for long term clients), ACH, and Crypto, that's it. But we are also exploring the idea of going back to group buys like we did in the past. 🔸 How it would work: 1. Every other week there will be a group buy for a particular pep or two. 2. You order and pay directly with Zelle and don't have to order online. It gets sent to you. 3. Group buys require a min of 5 people (everyone splits the costs of the test for purity, net and ID - anything else only by request) 🟢 Group buy Nov 1- Nov 14 🟢 Reta (GLP3) 20mg - $180 per kit of 10 🟢 Testing Cost - $40 approx, less depending on how many people order (min 5)
1 like • 17d
Yes!!!
0 likes • 13d
Maybe AOD, Aicar, or SLU
Peptide Side Effects Tier list ranked: what they actually cost you!
Everyone ranks peptides by how good they are and nobody ranks them by what they cost you. So here's that list instead. 👉🏼 this is side effect burden only. A compound can be great for results and still rank low here, those are two different questions. One thing: how you research a peptide matters as much as what you research. More on that below because it moves a few of these around. 🟢 S TIER — basically nothing ❇️ Compound & what you might get: ▸ BPC-157 almost nothing. Mild injection site redness at worst. ▸ Epitalon nothing reported worth mentioning ▸ SS-31 mild, occasional injection site stuff 🙌🏼 if you're new to research and nervous, start here. BPC is about as forgiving as it gets. 🟡 A TIER — mild, manageable, mostly ❇️ Compound & what you might get: ▸ TB-500 mild lethargy the first week for some ▸ 5-Amino-1MQ mild, occasional GI ▸ GHK-Cu (inject) injection site irritation, copper taste weirdly ▸ Selank (inject) injection site stuff, some people get sedated ▸ Semax (inject) injection site stuff, headache if you go high ▸ Tesamorelin water retention, joint aches, raises IGF-1 ▸ CJC/Ipamorelin water retention, tingling hands, hunger spike ▸ Tesofensine stimulant profile, dose it early in the day 👉🏼 The GH secretagogues get called "side effect free" and thats not really true. The water retention and that carpal tunnel type tingling is real, it just fades. Hunger on Ipamorelin often catches researchers off guard the first time, think eating at 11pm like a raccoon... 👉🏼 Tesofensine gets a worse reputation than it deserves. It's a triple reuptake inhibitor so it behaves like a stimulant, which means you treat it like one. Low dose, early in the day, don't stack it on top of a bunch of caffeine.The researchers who have a bad time are almost always the ones who jumped straight in. 🟠 B TIER — noticeable side effects with these ❇️ Compound & what you might get: ▸ Semaglutide nausea, constipation, fatigue ▸ Tirzepatide GI stuff, usually less rough than sema
0 likes • Sep 17
@Melissa Finsthwait Hey Melissa - I had the same issue (unbearable itching) after several rounds of Tesa so I switched to CJC/IPA. It was fine for weeks then one night, the itching. Since I’m a glutton for punishment, I tried Tesa again at a lower dose and took Benadryl beforehand. I was fine. Only tried it twice though. I have quite a bit of Tesa inventory, but I’m too nervous about more severe allergic reactions. The itching was so bad for about 25 minutes I wanted to rip My skin off my hands and feet. Sigh. Time to be done.
1 like • Sep 17
@Melissa Finsthwait If you do an AI search on Secretagogues and body itching, it’s a little scary. It says that Tesa, Semorelin, IPA, etc will probably all cause the same reaction and could possibly escalate the reaction to full anaphylactic shock. I’m so disappointed. Before I read that, I did try Semorelin and it was awful too. Now I have a lot of vials that I don’t know what to do with.
PRC Giveaway #4 Alert! 🚨 DREAM STACK!
📣 One lucky winner will get their Peptide Resource Center Dream Stack! ❇️ Rules: 1. Must be 21 (sorry kiddos...) 2. Must be a US resident (bc shipping y'all) 3. Must be a PRC Skool member (if you are reading this, you are) ❇️ How to enter: 1. Comment below your DREAM STACK, if you win that's what you could get!!! 🔸 Limited to items in stock at PeptideResourceCenter.com website BUT we might be able to accommodate hard to find items... 🔸 Only one vial per research peptide in the stack. 🔸 Up to a $500.00 value. 📣 The giveaway: ➡ We will use an app to pick a randon name from the entries received. ➡ Winner will be announced on: Septmber 15, 2026. ➡ Winner will receive their Dream Stack by mail after winner is announced.
0 likes • Sep 3
Reta, Cag, Klow, 5-Amino, NAD
What's up with that???
Every day we get new member request from peptide sellers, I mean they're crawling out of the woods!
1 like • Aug 13
They are relentless.
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Brenda Young
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