Welp... nobody reminded me, so I'm a day late on this. My bad. 😅 Huge shoutout to EZ Peptides for sponsoring another community giveaway. They put up $750 so three of you could walk away with $250 each — and here are your winners: 🏆 Susan Carden 🏆 Melinda Ownby @Melinda Ownby 🏆 Wendy Myers @Wendy Myers Congrats to all three! You'll each be receiving $250. EZP will reach out with next steps. Even though the sale is over, EZ Peptides is still one of the best-priced vendors in the game. If you haven't checked them out yet, do yourself a favor and go browse what they've got. And stay tuned for tomorrow — I might have something special in store. 👀 Shop EZ Peptides → https://ezpeptides.com/ref/derekliftz/ Compare prices → https://peptideprice.store Thanks again to EZ Peptides for always showing love to this community. More giveaways coming — make sure you're paying attention next time so you don't miss out like I almost missed this announcement. 🧪

Just got some information about some sales launching over the next couple days. All I'm saying, get ready for some BOGOs and Valentine's Day deals! The first one starts tomorrow, so stay tuned!

I just wanted to run something by the community because I'm seeing more and more new third-party testing labs pop up due to the demand in the industry and the slow turnaround time from the most popular ones. After doing some more vetting for new websites and current companies on the price tool, there are a couple of new labs that look very reputable. However, they are newer to the space. Would you guys care if a company third-party tested with a newer lab vs some of the most popular ones like Chromate, Freedom Diagnostics, Janoshik, MZ BioLabs, Vanguard, etc.? If I ever went this route, and a company was using a newer lab, I would do my own research into them, get in contact, and make sure they were truly a reputable third-party testing facility. It's inevitable to happen at some point. However, I just wanted to get the community's thoughts.

What peptide can I take for a stall. I have up my protein and I drink lots of water. I am on 12.5 mg of tripeptide. and really don’t wanna go any higher.

Peptide pens are becoming more popular, and when I made the first video, I wasn’t fully happy with it. So here’s a complete tutorial — part 2. I’ll be traveling to Texas soon, so this felt like a good time to put it together. Loading a peptide pen properly is crucial for accurate dosing and maintaining peptide stability. Here's a comprehensive guide to get you started safely. What You'll Need: - Your empty peptide pen - Reconstituted peptide solution (already mixed) - Sterile syringe with needle - Alcohol wipes - Clean workspace Step-by-Step Process: 1. Prepare Your Workspace - Wash hands thoroughly - Clean your work surface - Gather all supplies within easy reach 2. Sanitize Everything - Wipe down the peptide pen cartridge area with alcohol - Clean the peptide vial rubber stopper - Allow to air dry for 30 seconds 3. Draw the Peptide Solution - Remove cap from your sterile syringe - Insert needle through the rubber stopper of your peptide vial - Turn vial upside down - Slowly draw the solution into the syringe (avoid creating bubbles) - Remove needle from vial 4. Load the Pen - Remove the cartridge cap from your pen - Carefully insert the needle into the cartridge fill port - Slowly inject the peptide solution - Remove the needle and replace the cartridge cap 5. Prime the Pen - Attach a new pen needle - Dial a small dose (usually 0.1-0.2ml) - Point pen upward and press the injection button - You should see a small drop appear at the needle tip Pens Supplies (Code Derek): https://www.refillpen.com/?ref=DEREK