As time passes, technology evolves and as a result there are new peptides which are invented to help humans. They are complex and most are multi-purpose. It will reach a time when we will dump all the current peptides we use and upgrade to something better. There are some of us here who would wish to see newer peptides with some qualities they desire. Kindly tell me what you wish to see as a change in future.
Are you chemist? Can you cook combination of ghrp 2 and cjc 1295 in a single vial?
That is impossible Semin. What i meant was that technologically, it will reach a point when peptides will be complex and have more than just a simple function. When you get one for stimulating hormones then the same one could be used to cure torn muscles and things of that sort. Yes, maybe ghrp 2 and cjc 1295 could be mixed in future. You never know. This is a world of evolving technology.
Semin (29th August 2015)
Technology can evolve but the laws of Science never change. Peptides are like a simplest form of amino acids and that is what is essential for muscle growth. The game might change but the ingredients will stay the same.
This can be done, but isn't really feasible, nor ideal.Originally Posted by Semin
When you make a peptide it is in liquid form and is a standard (say 10g/l -10mg/ml) this is then distributed between 1000 vials, capped and the freeze dried.
You could chuck a GHRP (5mg/ml) and CJC (2mg/ml) into the same vial and freeze dry it to make a combined peptide at 5:2 and that'd be that.
The issue comes in when someone doesn't want a 5:2 ratio - what it they want 10:1, 6:1, 2:1? They can't withdraw those doses as it's mixed.
The price would be the same because the same raw materials and costs are there - you save on a vial but that's nothing in comparison. It just wouldn't work.
If somebody wants, they could get 5mg GHRP and 2mg CJC, withdraw Xmcg dose of GHRP then in the same syringe withdraw Xmcg dose of CJC and inject them together - which just makes more sense.
EDIT: There has also been MT1&2 mix vials done, but they are specific to an individual, and a lot of time and effort goes into making them - because they're unique and made specifically it becomes a custom synthesis - and the price escalates exponentially.
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I would like to see a peptides that does fat burning and building muscles so we don't have to switch from one product to another. Also, a product that does not have any side effect will definitely be a good one. In that case, we will no longer be worried about using these.
I am an hgh user, so I'll tell you about my hopes for future hgh instead. I hope there will be hgh in capsule form that is as effective as the ones we inject. While I am successful in overcoming my fears for needles, I still want to use capsules instead of injections. However, as of now, I can't because the capsules are not as effective as the one I am using now.
A very strong peptides that can give us the effect of a 6 IU or 8 IU dose even when we just take 1 IU. Of course, it should be affordable as well. That will surely help us save more money. I hope someday, my hopes will come true. Lol.
stanleyr (26th September 2015)
If ever there will come a time that this kind of peptides is already available in the market, I am sure that there will be a dramatic increase in the number of peptides user. The truth is that I think that there are a lot of people out there who decide not to use peptides or hgh not because they don't trust the drugs, but because they can't afford it.
Though I am already a user of peptides, but still, I will be among those who will be the happiest when that happens! That means, I'll be able to save more money and use the extra money for other things, such as gym membership fee, skin care products and the likes.
Technology and science can go hand in hand, and one will never replace the other. They are meant to compliment each other, and while I think technology will be able to fine tune peptides to maximise their potential, the actual peptides itself will always remain the same.
I am actually satisfied with the current peptides. However, I would love to see some improvements in the future. I don't have a specific improvement I want to see. I'll just let the scientists decide how they want to improve the substance.
I think there won't be any development in the near future. The legal use of peptides is still very limited. Doctors and scientists don't even recommend it for bodybuilding. I think the best thing is if they can provide a study on how the drug is very effective in fat burning and bodybuilding and then make it legal alongside with hgh.
Who knows? Well, the future is always uncertain. There is a possibility that there will be development sooner or later. Lol. Don't give up to the hope of having a better product in the future (though I must say that the products we are using now are already good enough).
I don't think they'll soon approve the use of peptides and hgh for bodybuilding purposes. Well, as long as I know that there aren't any major casualties or side effects in using these drugs, then I am fine. So far, most, if not all, of the users are very happy and satisfied.
Approval is still a million miles away and I doubt the use will ever be fully embraced by the sporting organizations to be honest.
That doesn't mean they aren't effective though, and I'm sure we are all too well aware of the benefits they have.
If that happens, I'll be one of those happiest peptides users on earth. Lol. If you just know how much I am struggling just to maintain my peptides use. No matter what happens, I'll do everything just to continue using it as the effects are really worth the price.
Count me in as someone who'll celebrate it as well. Haha. As someone who is fond of using hgh, I can say that I am actually spending a lot of money for this drug. If I can reduce my dose without reducing its effectiveness level, then I'd surely be the happiest person.
This is just a thought, but maybe with HGH being so expensive it stops people from overdoing it and they know they can only afford to use it as recommended.
If it does get approved then it will become more readily available, and in turn the price will come down so that might tempt people into misusing HGH.
side effects fine tune GHRP-2 n 6 and hex.. have less affect on prolactin n cortisol extend the half life hour or two.
Over all clean up the peptides, there pretty good now but could use a refinement.
I like mod Grf 1-29, Ipamorelin the cleanest less sides then others, could also come up with a new GHRH..
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