Peptides research: Nasal Sprays vs Injections My disclaimer: please know these products are for research purposes only. In research there are comments and opinions by many, but published studies are few. So the following are some comments from researchers regarding the peptides, so take them with a grain of salt until you can verify with research of your own or a published study provides findings. 1- Oxytocin: Nasal Spray is Superior (For Brain/Behavior). If the research goal involves the brain, social behavior, anxiety, or cognitive function, the nasal spray is far more effective than an injection. 2- BPC-157: A Tie between spray and injection (It Depends on the Goal). Injectable wins for targeted tissue/joint injuries. Nasal spray is highly effective for brain/CNS targeting or general systemic use. 3- TB-500 (Thymosin Beta-4): Injectable is Vastly Superior. If you are looking at the BPC-157 / TB-500 blend, the TB-500 portion does not do well as a nasal spray. TB-500 is a much larger peptide molecule than BPC-157. The nasal mucosa acts as a strict filter; small molecules pass through easily, but large molecules like TB-500 have notoriously poor nasal bioavailability (often less than 10% absorption). About Nasal Sprays: The industry standard is about 0.1 ml per spray, so a 15ml Nasal Spray Vial = 150 total sprays. The BCP-157 Nasal bottle holds 30mg of peptide in 15ml, so each spray provides approximately 200 mcg (0.2 mg) with an estimated 150 total sprays. Also: We have now added GLP3-R (Retatrutide) to our peptide selection for research today: revgenetics.com/collections/…

Wow... well, it's true a Small business initially do amazing quality control, later when they are trusted... They are bought out by corporate that doesn't. Consider using Xylitol and Curcumin, we have some nano Curcumin... But you can do some good with regular stuff. Here's a DIY toothpaste recipe that incorporates xylitol for its cavity-preventing and enamel-repairing properties, along with curcumin via turmeric powder, which provides anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, and teeth-whitening benefits. This formulation is inspired by natural homemade recipes and uses coconut oil as a base for its antimicrobial effects, bentonite clay for gentle polishing and detoxification, and tea tree oil for freshness and antibacterial action. Ingredients: 6 Tbsp organic coconut oil 2 Tbsp xylitol (preferably powdered or ground fine) 2-3 tsp turmeric powder (source of curcumin) 1 Tbsp bentonite clay (or substitute with Rhassoul clay or whiting) 15 drops tea tree oil Optional: 2 tsp diatomaceous earth for added enamel strengthening A small sterile jar for storage

MYTH: All liposomal supplements are equally stable. WRONG. Sunflower lecithin liposomes start degrading in 1-4 months. Water-based? Even faster. That "premium" bottle could be bad already. REALITY: RevGenetics Micelles stable 2-3 years. Check your shelf. Chemistry doesn't lie.