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Hello my name is Gary, I decided to join this forum mainly to discuss research chemicals as that is one of my main interests. I lurked around this community for a while before joining, and i must say, i really like it. The admins and mods are doing a great job and everyone is pretty friendly. I have no one to discuss these interests with in real life so it makes me happy knowing I can finally discuss these interests with like minded individuals on this forum! I read and respect all the rules, I will make sure to follow them carefully :)  I've tested my fair share of plenty of different chemicals, so hopefully my insight and experiences can be just as helpful to other people, as their experiences are to me. 

I got excited and donated right away lol

 
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@garyis Nice to meet you! Welcome to the forum. You already sound like you’ll fit in well here. Amazing how many people don’t take the 2 seconds to read the forum rules(you can always tell because they inevitably do dumb stuff like post their email address on a public forum, or ask people to PM source recommendations 🙄). 
 

I am like you, in that I don’t have anyone to discuss this interest with IRL(or at least nobody that is as big a nerd about it as I am). I’ve found this an excellent place to learn and share information/experience/suggestions with like minded people! It isn’t all about the vendor threads! Though obviously they are very important. 

 
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Me neither. This is like my secret life that only a couple of my friends know about.

Welcome to the group and thank you for supporting us.

 
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