I’ve had a similarly annoying experience with them, another reason I hesitate. I eventually got the product (Armour thyroid), but I have no idea if their own brand of Rapamycin or anything else is any good.
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Given that it’s a felony and you just posted intent on a public forum (conspiracy charge), you’d lower your risk buying from a domestic source that ships priority mail and requires a warrant to search. Or just get a TRT prescription and avoid the risk entirely.
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I tried to get Armour from Jagdish and was told they have no such thing in India. I decided since it is a product that comes from the butchered pig, maybe they actually don’t make it there. I bought a bunch of levithroid (synthetic thyroid) as an emergency supply. Am still paying for armour in this country. What did you have to pay, if you don’t mind?
It’s really difficult to get Armour or NP thyroid online without a prescription. That site is the only place I’ve found with one of them.
I used Push Health to get a prescription for NP Thyroid but I find that T3 only is what works best for me, which is almost never recommended. I’ve tried it all though so I’m sticking to what I feel best on. T3 and T4 are very easy to get online thanksfully.
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FWIW Jagdish just quoted: making the 5mg siroboon $0.38/mg. A good deal. I have alot of 1mg laying around. Plus I’m a poor absorber (per labcorp tests) so I have to take in the range of 10-15mg even with absorbsion boosters to get into the 20 ng/ml (??? units) blood range. FYI prices just emailed to me.
1- Rapacan 1mg Tablet ; Sirolimus (1mg) ; Eris = 6.5 USD for 10 Tablets
2- Siroboon 1mg Tablet ; Sirolimus (1mg) = 5 USD for 10 Tablets.
3 - Siroboon 2mg Tablet ; Sirolimus (2mg) = 8 USD for 10 Tablets.
4- Siroboon 3mg Tablet ; Sirolimus (3mg) = 11 USD for 10 Tablets.
5- Siroboon 5mg Tablet ; Sirolimus (5mg) = 19 USD for 10 Tablets.
Remember that 5 mg of Siroboon is usually equivalent to 0.5 mg of Rapacan. Siroboon is a bad brand that is poorly absorbed compared to enteric-coated peers.
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Hi, how do you know SiroBoon is poorly absorbed?
Results on that one have been variable. Some are ok, some quite bad.
Siroboon is a third tier pharma company in India. I avoid them because they likely have poor quality control. See Siroboon Sirolimus / Rapamycin Lab Blood Test Results
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What’s the name of the guy in India who accepts credit card and delivers right to the house? I ordered from him before, was super convenient
Maulik Parekh - maulik7@gmail.com He accepts credit cards and ships to a US address. I use him frequently.
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Just sharing how easily my second purchase of rapa with CVS went.
Last year my doc gave me an rx for 180 pills with 5 refills. I used good rx and got them for aprox $110 ish (i don’t really remember the exact price at this point).
I thought I’d have to call the pharmacy and give them a new good rx code (no big deal but still a slight PIA). Well, I went online and entered my rx number and requested a refill, and it immediately went through at a price of $106. Could not have been easier.
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Do you still like and use Maulik?
Thank you!
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I still use Maulik because payment is easy and he is the only one who sells Galantamine. I also use Jagdish.
Similar prices in the L.A. area using the SingleCare coupon.
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Why do you take Galantamine?
I think he takes both metformin and galantamine, see this thread: Rejuvenate Biomed’s drug combination (metformin & galantamine) shows promise in sarcopenia in Phase 1b trial
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I take both Metformin and Galantamine due to their possible synergy. See the link above from @RapAdmin
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That article was very interesting. Thank you for that. I am taking Modofinil occasionally normally once a week when I need more energy and focus and it works great., I have to take a melatonin at night to make sure I get my sleep after taking Modofinil . What kind of effects do you get from Galantamine? is it similar to Modofinil? Or i is it for lucid dreams. I cannot take metformin because it upsets my stomach even in small doses. Thank you again for that article. It was very interesting.