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Why this video is so sus? Is she lying?

OK if you look up peptides on YouTube you know who this is. I find her trust worthy for the most part but this video is super sus.

Basically she said she bought 5 different peptides and test them all and said ALL 5 comes back not contained what they claim.

Sus #1: she show a test for a clear cap mot-c but never hold up a clear cap vial.

Sus #2: she hold up blue cap and said it was bpc 150, then a purple cap and called it CJC then hold up the purple cap again and call it mot-c. We never see any other cap color in the video.

Sus #3: she never showed the other 4 failed CoAs.

Sus#4 + #5 (idk much about so I can't confirm): 4. I can't find the CoAs, is there an option for freedom not to publish them? And she said she paid $600 for 5 tests... and she didn't use finnrick. That's suspiciously cheap.

u/ChooChooBun — 8 days ago

Does wellcare (texas) make you take Ozempic before Mounjaro?

Hello everyone, my grandma have the Medicare and her insurance is Wellcare (texas), she got part D and her drug deductible is $0. I looked up how much mounjaro would cost her a month and the website said $4.90 (?). It sound too good to be true.

Anyway my question is, my grandma have been a t2 diabetic for 25yrs, she only been taking metformin and refuse any kind of injection. Ive convinced her to try mounjaro, but Wellcare said she need to go through a "step program." Have anyone stepped from Metformin to Mounjaro, or does it have to be Metformin->Ozempic->Mounjaro?

Im worry bc if she take Ozempic and throw up just one time she gonna want to quit, and Mounjaro is much nicer to the GI department.

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u/ChooChooBun — 2 months ago

Katrina cucumber, calling this a prolific producer would have been an understatement!

I was so tired of failed pollination I decided to look into parthenocarpic cucumber. I landed on this variety because the description said heat tolerance. Im happy to report that I directly sown these seed early June in zone 9b at around 85F daily temp, by mid July I already producing like crazy. It's now 95F outside every day and they are doing just fine. They haven't wilt, there is some burn on old leaves but nothing major. Most of the fruit will stay but they do abort some if I fertilized too little or the vine already holding too many large fruit. Very crispy and juicy, every fruit come out looking like the magazine 🥒🥒🥒. Highly recommended!

u/ChooChooBun — 3 months ago