Explanation of GH tops and prices

[allnatural]

My wife(40’s) wanted me to look into a hrt dose of HGH for her. I’ve been reading for a few months about HGH but once I get into looking for sources I get a bit confused. Could someone explain to me the different colored tops and their meanings? From what I’ve read generic HGH seems to have an extra amino acid which can cause issues in long term use so finding a pharmaceutical grade HGH with exact amino acid profile as endogenous HGH is the way to go. Well then I get into all the different types of pharma HGH’s (I believe there’s 8?) and then those prices are fairly wide from one to another. Also, the prices for sources, are they by kits(seems to be about 100iu) or vial? Ik HGH can get pricey but I honestly can’t figure out if the prices are for kits or per vial. Some have it clearly identified but looking at goodlyfe they has $120 (1-4), is that a 100iu kit or a single vial? How many iu’s per vial? Any particular pharma grade HGH that is preferred over others? Any help/advice is appreciated.

 

[monkey585]

@allnatural said in /404:

es are for kits or per vial. Some have it clearly identified but looking at goodlyfe they has $120 (1-4), is that a 100iu kit or a single vial? How many iu’s per vial? Any particular pharma grade HGH that is preferred over

so as far as i know the colored tops are really just for the individual ugl to distinguish between different products, the color has no real connection to the actual product/hgh. ive used hunter’s blue top generics (99% pure) for the last 5ish months and have noticed most of the effects that you would expect to notice; better sleep and recovery, slight fat loss, carpel tunnel, and some water retention. i ordered some goodlyfe really just to see how well itll work out. it would be a significant cost savings over a 6month run at 4iu/day. i havent seen any generics priced out per vial/pen only per 100iu kit. but ive seen some pharma priced per vial.

 

[GoodLyfe]

@allnatural Hey bud, I am responding because I saw you mention my name. I am happy to help!

Different colored caps typically mean two things. Number one, absolutely nothing at all (lol) it’s just the color choice that the vendor chose.

Number two, some vendors use different colored caps to represent the different amount of IU in each vile.

It is beneficial to choose a vendor who tests their products regularly. There are several of us out here who do this.

Whenever you hear somebody mention the word kit, that means 10 vials of generic growth hormone. (10 vials per kit) Each vile typically carries between 10 to 12 IU. So each kit could be between 100 and 120 IU. Sometime more. If your wife was on a dose of 2 IU per day one kit would last quite a while.

If money is not an object then pharmaceutical grade growth hormone is your best bet. Although pharmaceutical grade is the best, there are generic Chinese manufacturers who put out some very good product. Just look for consistent testing.

Women typically tolerate GH very well. It is beneficial for better skin, faster hair and nail growth, and weight loss.

Good luck to you, I hope this helps!

 

[allnatural]

@GoodLyfe thanks for the reply, very helpful.

Have you heard about the difference in amino acid makeup between generic/pharma HGH products? Or am I confused about it, or is that just old school shit that isn’t an issue anymore? It had something to do with the technology not being good enough back in the day when hgh was first being developed to get it bio identical. So, the $125 price on your source page is for a vial or a kit? What does the 1-4 delineate?

Edit:Jesus, I just realized somatropin is the name and all the other names I’ve been reading are the same damn thing just the pharma companies brand name for it. Smh, I thought there were different forms of hgh, like things were tweaked to be better or something. That was dumb.

 

[Bumpygooch]

@allnatural $125 per kit for up to 4 kits(1-4), price decreases as you buy more than 4.

 

[allnatural]

@Bumpygooch, maybe it’s because I’m looking at it from just a hrt perspective but that doesn’t seem crazy expensive. When I’ve heard people talking about hgh they make it sound like it’s thousands of $$.

I’m currently reading on another forum about the amino acid makeup. It appears anything outside of 191 causes an immune response around 6 months resulting in the products producing less results. Do you know if that’s still a thing to be worried about or have most generics upped their technology to get it right?

 

[GoodLyfe]

@allnatural I am presuming you are talking about 191 amino acid? Generic manufactures have come a very long way in reproducing excellent affordable, safe GH.

As far as the GH degrading, you will be just fine as long as it is stored properly. After you add BAC water to the vial, make sure it is kept refrigerated

Just mix one vial at a time, the powdered GH can be stored at room temp or in the fridge.

Happy new year!

 

[allnatural]

@GoodLyfe I was assuming generics had come along way with matching the amino acid profile. Most of what I was reading was mentioning the 90’s and early 2000’s. Thanks for the help. Much appreciated.