Lioncore peptides made a special coupon code to say thank you to this board

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switch from Tesamorelin to CJC 1295 (no DAC) + Ipamorelin

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Mind expanding on what makes it better than tesamorelin? I assume it’s dependent on goals.

I am one of these orders

to you

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This is what I ordered last weekend after seeing you and others talking his site up in the other thread.

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These 2 peps do the same thing the same way. No need to run both. Tesa+ipa or cjc+ipa. People say Tesa “targets visceral fat”. It does but the reason it got that label is because that’s what the research money paid to find out. It does the same thing cjc does. I bet if they ran a “visceral fat” study on cjc they’d find that it does that too

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I’ll be sure to support your neighbor on my next order

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Less than 12 hours later: Order Confirmed!

how are the prices on lioncore so low compared to other gray market peptide websites?

60mg tirz for $99, everywhere else is close to $300 for 50mg. seems suspect.

60mg for $99 is still more than double what you pay buying direct.

So my understanding is that we have to keep the vials of powder in the freezer and vials of reconstituted (if not using it all at once) in the fridge.

How do we know that the powder we get is still good since it's not transported frozen?

That was an awesome idea! It’s nice to have a reliable site to get this stuff from.

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How do we know that the powder we get is still good since it's not transported frozen?

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Peptide powders are highly stable and easily withstand transit without cooling. As freeze-dried (lyophilized) powders, they lack moisture, which halts most degradation and makes them resilient enough to handle standard room temperatures for days or weeks without losing their potency.

Why Transport is SafeThermal Tolerance:

Lyophilized peptides tolerate brief heat exposure up to ~40° C without significant degradation.
Moisture is the Real Enemy: While heat accelerates degradation over long periods, moisture absorption is the quickest way to ruin a dry peptide.
During transport, ensure the vial is sealed tightly and kept away from direct sunlight.

Best Practices Upon Arrival

While shipping without refrigeration is fine, the long-term storage of dry peptides requires proper conditions to maximize their shelf life:
Storage Temperature: Long-term storage should ideally be at -20° C or colder (down to -80° C).
Humidity Control: Store vials in an airtight container with desiccant packs to prevent condensation and moisture ingress.
Protect from Light: Exposure to direct sunlight or heavy artificial light will cause molecular breakdown over time.

A Note on Reconstitution

Once a peptide is mixed with bacteriostatic water or a sterile buffer, the rules change drastically. Reconstituted peptides are fragile, prone to microbial contamination and degradation, and must be stored in the refrigerator (2 to 8° C).