What do you guys write? Ive been scared away from multiple vendors who require this. I don’t know the makes and models of typical research equipment, etc.
Our organization intends to use these chemicals as controls for classroom and field trainings in the identification of chemical classes through reagent and/or gas chromatography mass spectrum analysis.
I would think any information is good they just need to l3g@lly be covered is all. Simply stating "I plan to use this R3s3@rch Ch3m1c@l to see how it effects the growth of a Tomato Plant I'm growing" lol even that will work.
@PlanetExpress:
Hello everyone! its great to branch out again! looking forward interacting with this awesome community
@MrFuszy:
Also building a form / message board using phpb MySQL and other program languages save at least but it is a hassle and a half doing it all in-house I'm not using cloud service currently I'm all using all DIY and all self-sufficient
@MrFuszy:
Freaking working on my neighbor's PC man it was dirty
@moai:
@CalFresh yes that’s what I do. Technically you can subQ but if you do even 50mg you’ll get a lump that takes a while to go away. I just pin IM in my delts and vent glute. I’ve done lat pins before too they aren’t bad
@CalFresh:
@moal Isn't glutathione supposed to be injected IM?
@moai:
@MrFuszy needles in your vein or even getting a shot in your delt? I’m not even on steroids but I inject peptides and glutathione into fat and muscle in my shoulders and glutes. Or even peptide syringes are so tiny brother literally 5/16” 31g is so small you don’t feel it. And you just pinch some fat on your stomach or butt and the rest you can easily find out on internet/youtube
@MrFuszy:
Yo @Candyshop whats a good song you love thar ive probably never heard?
@Candyshop:
zombie is for sure in my head I need another hour before I attack the dat
@MrFuszy:
Zombie, zombie, in your head in your head zombie
@MrFuszy:
Im gonna buy those like rubber ones from now own! I need retard proof pipes and bonds and shit because im only gonna drop them and it always a matter of time