Tb 500 protocoll

[Conrad1980]

Considering trying tb 500 for painful knees and back, but online recommended doses are from 2 to 10 mg per week.
Preferably dose double in a start-up phase
It will be terribly expensive and this must be taken over long periods of time.

Any experiences with other doses?
Should this be taken once a week or is it advisable to take it, for example, 3 times a week?

[Cylon357]

Considering trying tb 500 for painful knees and back, but online recommended doses are from 2 to 10 mg per week.
Preferably dose double in a start-up phase
It will be terribly expensive and this must be taken over long periods of time.

Any experiences with other doses?
Should this be taken once a week or is it advisable to take it, for example, 3 times a week?

EDIT: you asked almost this exact same question here: https://forums.steroid.com/igf-1-lr3...b-500-hgh.html

Did you read the response there? Did you read the log I linked? Are you trolling?

I take it typically once a day at 1mg, along with 500mcg BPC-157.

Log here for anyone else that comes along and is willing to do some reading, even if OP is not:
https://forums.steroid.com/injuries-...aling-log.html

[Conrad1980]

I looked at the protocol you used 2.5mg tb 500 2x a week.
or 1 mg per day.

I get a vial of tb500 2mg for 30 euros.
I was thinking of using 4mg for 2 weeks and 2mg every week after this.
Is the dose too low?
It will be too expensive otherwise.

[Cylon357]

I looked at the protocol you used 2.5mg tb 500 2x a week.
or 1 mg per day.

I get a vial of tb500 2mg for 30 euros.
I was thinking of using 4mg for 2 weeks and 2mg every week after this.
Is the dose too low?
It will be too expensive otherwise.

Ask yourself this: is my health worth cheaping out on a 4 to 6 week cycle? I get that maybe you can't do the full protocol, and also that they are not a guarantee of success, but every little bit helps. I can only speak to my experiences, take that for what it is worth.

I've not been blown away by the peps, BUT I DO continue to use them in the event of an injury.