Stacks have gotten a lot more common in the research space — a lot of people are targeting different pathways to optimize all around. So let's do a little poll. Drop your answer below! 👇 (BONUS: Drop the Stack)

I called out this deal yesterday, and I had to pick up another one because it's perfect for travel. As of right now, this travel cooler on Amazon is still $11.99 before taxes. Here's a full unboxing if you were on the fence. I just got done and was excited. Right now it's only $11.99 with a $12 discount applied — basically getting it for nothing. You just have to apply the discount promotion if you have it. This thing is TSA approved, has a temperature display, comes with 2 ice packs, and keeps your peptides cold during travel. Game changer for anyone who needs to transport reconstituted vials. 🔗 Link: https://amzn.to/3ZzrpNk If you travel with peptides at all, grab one before this deal disappears.

Ion Peptides has several research-grade capsule creams, and I’ve seen a lot of questions about what each one is actually studied for. Here’s a simple, breakdown 👇 (Educational discussion only — research use context) 🟢 Centella Asiatica (CICA) Cream Focus: Barrier repair & inflammation research Centella asiatica is a botanical complex studied for: - Skin barrier repair - Inflammation modulation - Collagen support - Wound-healing pathways Researchers use it to study fibroblast activation, collagen synthesis, angiogenesis, and cytokine signaling. Think: ➡️ Calm → Repair → Rebuild Great for understanding irritated or compromised tissue models 🔗 Product link: https://ionpeptide.com/product/cica-complex-50g/?apply-promo=derek&ref=derek 🔵 GHK-Cu Cream (Copper Peptide) Focus: Regenerative signaling & ECM research GHK-Cu is one of the most studied peptides in tissue repair research. It’s involved in: - Collagen & elastin synthesis - Tissue regeneration signaling - Angiogenesis - Oxidative stress regulation It naturally increases at sites of tissue injury and is used to study gene expression and ECM remodeling. Think: ➡️ Signal → Regenerate → Strengthen A cornerstone compound in regenerative biology models 🔗 Product link: https://ionpeptide.com/product/chk-cu-complex-50mg/?apply-promo=derek&ref=derek 🟣 PDRN Collagen Cream Focus: Tissue regeneration & cellular repair research This combines: - PDRN (DNA-derived nucleotide signaling) - Collagen peptides (structural ECM support) Studied for: - Adenosine A2A receptor activation - Cellular repair pathways - Fibroblast activity - Angiogenesis and wound repair Think: ➡️ Repair the blueprint → Rebuild the structure Used in advanced tissue regeneration research 🔗 Product link: https://ionpeptide.com/product/pdrn-collagen-complex-50g/?apply-promo=derek&ref=derek

You guys know I preach third-party testing and making sure companies actually have certificates of analysis for every single product. But here's a question for the community: How many of you are going the extra step and actually verifying through the third-party testing lab that the COA is legit? Here Are The Resources To The Most Popular Labs For Future Refrences: https://freedomdiagnosticstesting.com/search-for-your-coa-based-on-the-unique-accession-number/ https://chromate.org/ https://janoshik.com/verification/ https://vanguardlaboratory.com/contactus/ (Have to Contact Them 👎) https://www.mzbiolabs.com/mzbiolabs/contact-us/ (Have to Contact Them 👎)

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