#623

Looked into Midwest Peptides because one of their affiliates seemed…

Looked into Midwest Peptides because one of their affiliates seemed sketchy ( he had nothing to do with the site itself) and saw they are sketchy as fuck. Their Bpc, kpv, tb500, wolverine, ghku, and klow all use the same COA number, and when you look it up on the labs site, it’s just for KPV.

KPV BPC-157 TB-500 Sourcing

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I’ve been on peptides for 18 months, they’re all a scam besides the GLP1s. Little to no benefits from any of them. BPC (and HGH of course) might be the only one worth running. These peptide peddlers are taking advantage of desperate consumers looking for health benefits in a bottle. Diet and exercise will give you everything a peptide claims

#712

It all started with the Reta and Bpc 157 for a quick cut for a wedding and shoulder pain. Then came nootropics, tesa/IPA, klow, mitochondria stacks. Now it is domestic brewed MIG Test, HGH, and low dose Reta. Thanks TG.

#702

I’m happy that KPV seems to make me hungrier. I’m very lean, eating more is useful... I’ve noticed the same pattern going on and off it ! etter appetite while taking it and less when I stop

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