This is huge! Apex Peptides just launched their brand new Retatrutide kit system, and they're celebrating with a weekend flash sale that makes these kits absolutely irresistible. ⚠️ THIS IS A WARNING: Apex has traditionally dropped the ball on both customer service and sales. This is pretty much their last opportunity to prove they have changed their ways. Anyone who purchases and takes advantage of these great deals, please update me on how things go. I want full details. If customer service and ship times are not great, they will be removed. ⚠️ 🎯 BRAND NEW RETA KITS : - Reta 5mg Kit: $440 $352 (20% off) - Reta 10mg Kit: $520 $416 (20% off) - Reta 20mg Kit: $800 $640 (20% off) - Reta 30mg Kit: $900 $720 (20% off) CODE DEREK 💊 RETA SINGLE VIALS (20% OFF): - Reta 5mg: $50 $40 (20% off) - Reta 10mg: $62.50 $50 (20% off) - Reta 20mg: $93.75 $75 (20% off) - Reta 30mg: $106.25 $85 (20% off) CODE DEREK ⏰ FLASH SALE WINDOW: - Ends: Sunday 10 AM CODE DEREK 20% OFF https://apex-peptides.com/?ref=derek This is how you launch a new product line. Retatrutide kits + 20% off + weekend flash sale = research budget gold! 🚀 Ends Sunday 10 AM only. Kit launch pricing won't last long!

Hey guys, I’m want to store Reta in my freezer, but I don’t know how cold it needs to be, does anyone know?

I just started on Reta 1mg, is that a good dose to start at? How often do I go up, and what is highest dose I should go to?

The Peptide Supply Chain Reality 💰 So here's what I've discovered about how research companies are making BANK selling to medspas and compound pharmacies... The Simple Business Model 📈 Research companies sell lyophilized (freeze-dried) peptides to medspas and compound pharmacies, who then turn around and charge patients massive markups. The Numbers: - Research company sells 10mg Semaglutide for ~$45-80 - Medspa/pharmacy charges patients $300-500+ for the same vial - That's a 400-600% markup 🤯 How It Works 🔄 1. Research Companies produce lyophilized peptides in bulk 2. Medspas/Compound Pharmacies buy wholesale (usually $50-150/vial depending on peptide) 3. End Customer gets charged $250-800+ for the exact same product 4. Everyone wins except the patient's wallet Popular Peptides & Markups 💉 Semaglutide (GLP-1): - Wholesale: $45-80 - Retail: $300-500 - Markup: 500%+ Tirzepatide: - Wholesale: $85-120 - Retail: $400-600 - Markup: 400-500% BPC-157: - Wholesale: $25-40 - Retail: $150-250 - Markup: 300-400% Why This Model Works 🎯 ✅ Medspas get consistent supply without pharma licensing hassles ✅ Compound pharmacies can offer "custom" formulations ✅ Research companies move volume at steady margins ✅ Patients think they're getting "premium compounded" products The Supply Chain 📦 Research Company → Medspa/Pharmacy → Patient The research companies handle: - Manufacturing/sourcing - Quality testing (COAs) - Bulk packaging - Wholesale distribution The medspas/pharmacies handle: - Customer acquisition - Medical consultations - Reconstitution/preparation - Premium pricing/branding Real Talk 💯 This is basically private labeling for the peptide world. Same product, different markup depending on where you buy it. The research companies are smart - they focus on volume and consistency rather than dealing with end consumers. Let the medspas handle customer service, marketing, and compliance headaches. Drop your experiences below - curious to see what pricing everyone else is seeing.

Hey guys, I’m new to Reta, and I like to get your opinion on a starting dose. I know it’s best to start low and remain in low as possible to avoid any side effects, but I don’t want to remain on a low dosage and doesn’t do anything. Is 1 mg a good starting dose and then go up in dosage.