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5 amino 1 mq
Sobetirome GC-1
Tesamorelin
Testofensine
Mirabegrone
From your list, only two compounds are clear to me: 5-Amino-1MQ and Tesamorelin.
As for the rest, I don’t really understand why someone would use less-proven compounds when we already have alternatives that are known to work well.

Tesofensine - If I understand correctly, it mainly suppresses appetite. But for that purpose, there is at least sibutramine, which works in a similar way and has been used for a long time. That said, in my opinion, after the rise of GLP-1 agonists, drugs like this should mostly stay in the background. It seems smarter to influence appetite through different mechanisms rather than through neurotransmitter regulation.

Mirabegron - I don’t see much value for athletes here. The fat-loss effect is weak and only provides a small increase in energy expenditure. At doses where you start to see any noticeable effect, the risk of increased heart rate and blood pressure goes up — meaning side effects show up before real benefits. In the end, it doesn’t improve strength, endurance, or body composition enough to justify off-label use. It feels like too little upside for too much risk. Clenbuterol or salbutamol are also higher-risk drugs, but at least they can produce a noticeable effect. Even so, despite their popularity, I believe GLP-1s are both more effective and safer overall. If you disagree, I’d genuinely be interested to hear the arguments.

Sobetirome (GC-1) - The idea is clear: increase metabolism and fat loss while reducing the side effects we get from traditional thyroid hormones by acting more selectively on thyroid receptors. But is it worth using such an under-studied compound when it comes to the thyroid? The long-term impact is not well known. Is it really worth it? In my view, this is one of the riskiest options on the list.
 
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At this day and age, brain dope is as important. Modus is a good product, but I would appreciate having more nootropics options. It's unfortunate that even Semax and Selank are not available yet.
Other wishes: DSIP, Sunifiram, Phenylpiracetam, PRL-8-53, CAS 51352-87-5.
Very sorry if those are already discussed. Thank you in advance.
Semax, Selank, and DSIP should be available in approximately 6–8 weeks.

PRL-8-53 — as far as I understand, this is considered a research chemical, and in order to produce or resell products like this, we would need a higher level of demand from people who are actually interested in purchasing it.

Sunifiram and Phenylpiracetam are more understandable options, to be honest. We need to check whether these products are available in Indian pharmacies (at least Phenylpiracetam might be).
 
Hi there,

Thank you for your reply. In my personal opinion and experience, and not just mine, Avanafil would be the best choice to expand your product range. This would give you the perfect line-up in this segment with Sildenafil (Viagros), Tadalafil (Cialyn), and Avanafil.

Viagros: The classic, works great for people who are not sensitive to side effects.

Cialyn: Daily microdosing of tadalafil improves vascular function in the long term and can delay the progression of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) and prevent its symptoms.

Avanafil: It is my favorite among the PDE inhibitors because, as a latest-generation active ingredient, its high PDE5 selectivity offers an excellent side effect profile with first-class efficacy, especially for people who are sensitive to side effects.

I even came up with a suitable name suggestion: How about "Avanos"? :-)

I would be more than happy if you could realize this product and I am already a regular customer for it.

Warm regards
Avanos would actually fit very well — it’s a logical continuation of the line(y)

However, at the moment it would be much faster for us to source an already available pharmaceutical product. I’ll be working on compiling a new list of pharmacy-grade medications soon, so I think you’ll see what you’re looking for in our shop.
 
Yes, I like the idea of topical products as well. I think we could consider developing them ourselves or sourcing them through partners.
Topical Finasteride or Dutasteride would be a game changer in your current hair safety options. When do you think could this be possible?
 
Topical Finasteride or Dutasteride would be a game changer in your current hair safety options. When do you think could this be possible?
I can’t promise that we’ll be able to start this very quickly. To do it properly, we would need a machine that can automatically fill the bottles and seal them with dropper caps. Unfortunately, our production volume doesn’t allow us to do this manually
 
This is very early now, but when WVE-007 becomes available, it could be a good choice to carry (if it won't be prohibitively expensive, I have no idea about the price).
 
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