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Grey market group buy reseller with COA’s for everything and cheaper than sites.

re: Improving HDL’s

Posted by Mud Flat on 9/25/26 at 9:26 pm to
LDL’s-79, total cholesterol-124, triglycerides-91, HDL-28, apob- 70, A1c 5.1, Fasting glucose 88.

Very strong genetic heart disease component from my dad (cabgx2) and grandfather (passed away mid 50’s from a MI)

re: Peptides from Lioncore

Posted by Mud Flat on 9/25/26 at 9:19 pm to
Get a refillable insulin pen and cartridge vials. Buy super small insulin pen needles off amazon. Super quick and painless

re: Improving HDL’s

Posted by Mud Flat on 9/21/26 at 8:35 am to
Thanks for the recs 777. I’m definitely going to look into all of those

re: Improving HDL’s

Posted by Mud Flat on 9/21/26 at 8:34 am to
Thanks! I.’m extremely active now but I have always hated running for “fun”. But I know cardio must be done.

re: Improving HDL’s

Posted by Mud Flat on 9/20/26 at 10:29 am to
lol I am not on the juice. 3 years ago when my HDL was 23 I was getting pretty fat so I chalked up low HDL’s to being fat, terrible diet, and inactivity. I made major dietary changes, got back in the gym, focused on reaching my step goals, cut alcohol, and added a smidge of Reta.

You answered my next question regarding if apob, LDL, triglycerides, total cholesterol are fine how big of a deal is low HDL. Cardiologist seem to hone in on HDL’s regardless. I guess I’m getting back on the treadmill. I’m going to give omega3 a shot and look into niacin/B3. Thanks

Improving HDL’s

Posted by Mud Flat on 9/20/26 at 9:23 am
I have had chronically low HDL’s for years with an otherwise normal lipid panel. Over the past year I have been able to raise it from 23 to 28. I’m in my late 30’s. Lift weights 4x a week. Admittedly, I hate cardio but I average 8-10k steps a day. I eat pistachios and avocados multiple times a week. I’ve read studies that fish oil isn’t really effective to raise HDL. Is the answer more cardio?
Look into BPC/TB500 and cartalax. I have no personal experience with these but there are so many ancedotal reports about BPC/TB500 that it has to be more than a placebo effect. Besides GLP’s, I don’t think any peptide is a miracle injection that will fix issues right away. I think combined with proper diet/exercise/life style modifications the peptides work extremely well.
I guess it really depends on what you want to achieve. Over the years, I have used Reta, NAD, MOTS, ss31, GHK, and tesamorelin. The NAD/ss31/MOTS was a noticeable energy increase on lifting days. Reta is the real deal (so is Tirz if you prefer that). With the GHK, I’m up in the air about if my skin looks any different, but I have less balding and I haven’t had any of my normal tendinitis flare ups that I get pretty often. I didn’t notice much with tesamorelin besides I slept like a baby.

Personally, I try not to take too many at one time just so I can pin point if it’s actually working. I’m curious about CJC/ipa to see if it can add more lean mass. At this point, I’ve had such great results with the ones that I have used that I wouldn’t hesitate to try any of the other ones.
Do you want to lose weight, lower your a1c, improve your lipid panel, improve sleep, get tan, heal faster, increase energy, gain muscle, etc? Theres a peptide for that. Do they all work? Some probably don’t but others are extremely legit.

re: New Tires

Posted by Mud Flat on 9/10/26 at 7:18 am to
Luckily, Wal mart’s online inventory had my size available so I’m having them shipped to me. It looks like the KO2’s will soon be non existent but they are still out there.

Thanks everyone for the info.

re: New Tires

Posted by Mud Flat on 9/8/26 at 6:22 pm to
They were the best tire ever made. I’m trying to see if I can find some left overs for my size since they stopped production.

New Tires

Posted by Mud Flat on 9/8/26 at 3:54 pm
First post after being a long time outdoor board reader (10 years). I figured I’d start my journey with a tire thread. I have a f150 4x4 with KO2’s that are around 7 years old. They rode great for an all terrain and lasted 90k miles. I tow a boat pretty often and occasionally need some grip to get me out of sticky situations. Any one have experience with the KO3’s?

re: Peptides from Lioncore

Posted by Mud Flat on 9/8/26 at 3:37 pm to
I have done all 3 over the past 3 years and what you said is 100% spot on.

re: Peptides from Lioncore

Posted by Mud Flat on 9/8/26 at 12:39 pm to
I wouldn’t say I know a lot about it. What 777 and others have said about online companies supposedly testing every batch is spot on. It’s too costly and time consuming for one business even with their mark ups. I also know a lot of people who buy from China who do not test which I think is also a risk. Imo, unless you buy from a trustworthy group buy reseller with legit COA’s, you should probably test no matter where it comes from.

re: Peptides from Lioncore

Posted by Mud Flat on 9/7/26 at 6:12 pm to
Honestly, it’s better for most people who don’t want to use crypto while also getting near China prices is purchasing from a group buy reseller. COA’s for every batch and easier payment options. I started purchasing more that way just to ease the cost of COA’s.

re: Peptides from Lioncore

Posted by Mud Flat on 9/2/26 at 4:50 pm to
Recommending inexperienced folks to Tracy is diabolical lol

re: Peptides from Lioncore

Posted by Mud Flat on 8/31/26 at 8:56 pm to
Sounds like he just needs to find a US based group-buy reseller that uses payment apps instead of credit cards. He’d get better pricing with legit batch testing without the hassle of learning crypto. But Lioncores site looks pretty cool though.