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I inject a split dose of grey tirz weekly. I started at 2.5 mg. per week and increase the total amount by 1 mg. every four weeks. My barber takes tirz for a health condition and will probably always get tirz through health insurance. We sometimes talk about grey peptides while I am getting my hair cut. Last week, she asked me if I had heard of peptide parties and I said no. I couldn’t imagine it. Foolish me! She forwarded the text invitation to me about the party, but she didn’t go the party and couldn’t tell me about that.

Here are some of the details from the invitation: Address of the house where the party was to be held - a real address in Meridian, Idaho. The party was to be in two parts. First part, collect orders and connect with other participants. Second part, titled Education & Q&A. Here is the description of the second part: “Deep dive into peptide science, protocols, and open Q&A.” The product list was extensive and included many of the peptides I see listed in product lists online and includes RETA, SEMA, and TIRZ. The prices are high, some examples: sema 5 mg $80, tirz, 30 mg. $245, and reta 20 mg. $200. The title above the list of peptides says “Epicore products available.” There was another page to the invitation that instructed the party goers to order and pay in advance. I can’t see that page today.
 
I got something very similar when I went for a Dexa scan, although it wasn’t a party 🤣 . They wanted to “help me” with my journey and were offering various overpriced peptides and an opportunity to learn more 🤔.

Sounds like the “party” is a sales opportunity for budding entrepenuers 😂.
 
At first sounded like a neat idea people getting together placing an order together and socializing, then is changer to sounding like a Tupperware party with someone trying to make themselves rich at the expense of their friends.
 
right? an odd party indeed and I cant imagine the liability on that if a buyer is stupid (and if they accepted the invitation they possible already are)
 
dickybob said:


Here are some of the details from the invitation: Address of the house where the party was to be held - a real address in Meridian, Idaho. The party was to be in two parts. First part, collect orders and connect with other participants. Second part, titled Education & Q&A. Here is the description of the second part: “Deep dive into peptide science, protocols, and open Q&A.” The product list was extensive and included many of the peptides I see listed in product lists online and includes RETA, SEMA, and TIRZ. The prices are high, some examples: sema 5 mg $80, tirz, 30 mg. $245, and reta 20 mg. $200. The title above the list of peptides says “Epicore products available.” There was another page to the invitation that instructed the party goers to order and pay in advance. I can’t see that page today.

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First part: drink, mingle, snack, buy your peps. Second Part: Federal agents come and tell you how stupid you are. Imagine it's a sting operation? 😂
 
Dickiebob here: The product chart doesn't say wheather the price is for one bottle or a kit. I assume it is for one bottle, but I don't know. I did find Epicore listed as a website but the site says very littlle. If my barber had gone to the party, she could give me feedback. However, she wasn't available that night and she gets her tirz very cheaply through insurance. I wonder if they would have wanted her at the party if she wasn't buying?
 
This could be a cool way to organize group buys and pool testing costs when ordering from low cost kit suppliers. But as a network marketing opportunity? No.
 
Pocket said:


Sounds like a peptide MLM to me.

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I was thinking the same. After done selling you peptides, they bring out the Amway catalog…

This is the type of party you would only invite your frenemies.
 
PoolRat said:


This could be a cool way to organize group buys and pool testing costs when ordering from low cost kit suppliers. But as a network marketing opportunity? No.

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Maybe, but extremely doughtful. Anonymous is key. Liability is bad. If peptide parties were a thing, everybody would know about them. Everybody would talk about them. Then the feds would get involved and it would be a lot harder for people like us. I vote no on this. If you want to open a door for a friend, who can keep there mouth shut, tell them about this forum.
 
bamagirl26 said:


probs per vial!

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dickybob said:


The product chart doesn't say wheather the price is for one bottle or a kit.

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I would show up wearing a criss-crossed bandolier full of assorted pep vials...and come in chanting, "Cheap peptides for thee, follow me!"...and lead everyone out of there like the pied piper... 😎 👍
 
Pocket said:


Sounds like a peptide MLM to me.

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I saw those parties on the South Park Episode. Those prices?! I started Reta from a long time friend for $100 for a 10Mg vial and then a 20Mg for $200. Then found grey she was quite upset and didnt even want to talk about it any longer. Its truly an MLM.
 
dickybob said:


I inject a split dose of grey tirz weekly. I started at 2.5 mg. per week and increase the total amount by 1 mg. every four weeks. My barber takes tirz for a health condition and will probably always get tirz through health insurance. We sometimes talk about grey peptides while I am getting my hair cut. Last week, she asked me if I had heard of peptide parties and I said no. I couldn’t imagine it. Foolish me! She forwarded the text invitation to me about the party, but she didn’t go the party and couldn’t tell me about that.

Here are some of the details from the invitation: Address of the house where the party was to be held - a real address in Meridian, Idaho. The party was to be in two parts. First part, collect orders and connect with other participants. Second part, titled Education & Q&A. Here is the description of the second part: “Deep dive into peptide science, protocols, and open Q&A.” The product list was extensive and included many of the peptides I see listed in product lists online and includes RETA, SEMA, and TIRZ. The prices are high, some examples: sema 5 mg $80, tirz, 30 mg. $245, and reta 20 mg. $200. The title above the list of peptides says “Epicore products available.” There was another page to the invitation that instructed the party goers to order and pay in advance. I can’t see that page today.

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So the comments already say the peptide party is a marketing thing for next peptide users. So my comments are it is too bad what happened to meridian. Once a very affordable option with a no traffic drive to Boise etc. not now. I mean, even Star is bought up now, which was the sticks 10 years ago. Separately, maybe there is a function to peptide parties. I built something recently requiring a ton of steel or so, etc. if I had somebody do it, maybe 10x the cost. So this is peptide capitalist. My ramblings after a gummy.
 
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