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I’m switching to Rift/Drug Crafters at the end of this month and having only used a peptide pen for my current Tirz+B12, I’d like to keep injecting the same (I get really nervous with syringe needles).

Does anyone have a favorite place to get their pen, cartridges and anything else needed to transfer the compound to a pen? Please DM me if we can’t mention vendors in the comments!

Also, any tips/tricks are much appreciated!

Recently put together a Zoom webinar where I wanted to capture first, last, email, company name and one other key field from registrants. However, why is the Zoom integration extremely limited to only being able to map first, last and email or the registration will simply fail? We even did a test form to try to push a registration with all the required fields and can confirm the registration failed due to having additional fields.

If anyone else has come across this and needed additional fields outside of those 3, how did you work around it?

I just went through the exact experience everyone warns about regarding cheaper walking pads and have had to lug TWO walking pads up and down a flight of stairs (by my little 5’ self!!) to my apartment then to my car to the dumpster in the last week. I’m absolutely done with going the “budget” route and realize I do have to pay for reliability.

I’m currently looking at the WalkingPad Z3 Hybrid+ as it’s the only walking pad that’s been both person and lab tested by Consumer Reports. They had success on both fronts and with reliability as one of the standouts for this walking pad. It’s also covered by HSA although only on their website which is $200 more than on Amazon.

Does anyone have this walking pad? If so, I’d love to get your thoughts on it.

I just went through the exact experience everyone warns about regarding cheaper walking pads and have had to lug TWO walking pads up and down a flight of stairs (by my little 5’ self!!) to my apartment then to my car to the dumpster in the last week. I’m absolutely done with going the “budget” route and realize I do have to pay for reliability.

I’m currently looking at the WalkingPad Z3 Hybrid+ as it’s the only walking pad that’s been both person and lab tested by Consumer Reports. They had success on both fronts and with reliability as one of the standouts for this walking pad. It’s also covered by HSA although only on their website which is $200 more than on Amazon.

Does anyone have this walking pad? If so, I’d love to get your thoughts on it.

Cole mentioned that Steve Sr. just messed up one of the dates on a series of dates he had to report on and that kind of cascaded into several other missed data reported.

Was this really what defined the crop insurance fraud? Or am I just dense and oversimplifying how much they actually lied about?