Really wish you would start selling half kits of Oratrophin
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LakeMountD
Doctor Science
Werewolf said:
We just didn't feel a half kit would do very much for you. Price is where it is because it is expensive to make the delivery system and add a peptide that costs 10's of thousands per gram lol.
Trust me we would lower it if we could
.wrkn4bigrmusles
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from what i;ve read n heard its a good investment.. i plan to make one due to shoulder injury from army combatives training
Werewolf
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LakeMountD said:We just didn't feel a half kit would do very much for you. Price is where it is because it is expensive to make the delivery system and add a peptide that costs 10's of thousands per gram lol.
Trust me we would lower it if we could
I'm sorry but real world results say you are absolutely wrong. I think you still thinking in terms of new muscle growth and not the healing power of IGF-1R3.
Tendon repair/relief takes 2 to 3 weeks at 40 mcg every 4th day dosing.
21/4= 5.25 half doses or 2.625 tubes.
Now I agree that is better to continue dosing during rehab so 5 tubes (40 days) or 1/3 of kit actually a good choice.
Once people understand it really works they will come back for more.
I can break up kits for my close friends, but not everyone else out there.
You got a good product, but the supersized only packaging is hurting your sales.
LakeMountD
Doctor Science
Werewolf said:
Haha my friend I understand where you are coming from but tendon repair does NOT come that quickly. I had a partially torn glute tendon AND a damaged rectus femoris and I ran 3 separate inj. LR3 IGF-1 cycles at low doses. Although I got some relief there was not even close to enough time for significant repair.
It is hard enough to convince people that LR3 IGF-1 works in injectable form, let alone and oral version. With that being said I dont think people would "see" enough results in that short amount of time (even though there are of course good things happening) to have some of them refrain from saying it is a bogus product ya know?
Plus at this point we aren't directing much attention to the Tropins as far as changing them just yet. Maybe down the road for sure but right now we are focusing on completely revamping our image (web site, logo, labels, etc.). Look for a great new change coming soon!
LakeMountD
Doctor Science
Bionic said:
CJC-1295 would be, yes, but the delivery technology is very expensive, as stated before, so it is easier bought in its current form.
LuvMuhRoids
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I dont think breaking the kits in half would be a bad idea. I could bring that up to the owners. Dont think it will happen anytime soon. There is a lot going on with the company right now but I can see the point of breaking the kits up to make them more affordable.
LakeMountD
Doctor Science
LuvMuhRoids said:
Yeah that was more of my point than anything else. Too much going on right now, that would def. be last on our list.
Werewolf
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LakeMountD said:Haha my friend I understand where you are coming from but tendon repair does NOT come that quickly. I had a partially torn glute tendon AND a damaged rectus femoris and I ran 3 separate inj. LR3 IGF-1 cycles at low doses. Although I got some relief there was not even close to enough time for significant repair.
It is hard enough to convince people that LR3 IGF-1 works in injectable form, let alone and oral version. With that being said I dont think people would "see" enough results in that short amount of time (even though there are of course good things happening) to have some of them refrain from saying it is a bogus product ya know?
Plus at this point we aren't directing much attention to the Tropins as far as changing them just yet. Maybe down the road for sure but right now we are focusing on completely revamping our image (web site, logo, labels, etc.). Look for a great new change coming soon!
Were you shooting IM? And where?
Your results seem very much weaker than what I have seen. Grunt has been saying that Oratropin delivery method is better for repair. I understand systematic vs IM, but there may even be another effect.