+ 4 Igf #'s on GD Roids gh
This is my most recent results with GD's gh. I had been running about 5 iu for a couple months. It's hard to tell exactly how much as every time they post Janoshik results they say they have more than 10 iu per vial. So I'm probably closer to 6 iu than 5. I'm not all that happy with the results. You can see my baseline in the 70s from months ago. The 181 was running 4 iu from another vendor and the 268 was on GD's gh @ 7 iu from the initial order I placed with them when they first came on the scene.
Ive ordered from them several times now so I'm unsure which order this batch of gh came from. I still have another 800 iu's or more of their stuff sitting in the fridge. I recently switched to another vendors stuff I had some of and will be getting more blood work done in a few weeks to see if it's just me or if it's the product. Either way I'm going to be using the rest of what I bought from them.
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+1 Thank you for sharing! As you and others said, there hasnt been much testing of there stuff. 10-12+ IU from the couple ive seen.
Needs to be more!
140 score...should have been at the least around 181 if not more like around 200+. I'd have to guess the most recent vials from "X order" that you been using were a little on the lower side, by at least a few each maybe. But cant be sure.
@Rosschestzip Did a serum test of their GH recently that came back really good tho too.
Maybe you decided to go on a vegan diet during the last couple months?? Lol
anvilScores are subjective. Basically as long as it's elevated you know it's working. There is no expected score, not sure where you got that info. So many factors in the testing very hard to have all things equal each time.
The igf testing seems to not be the gold standard people think it is. It’s very specific to the person. There’s some big guys running 15+ ius of pharma and have never seen a score over 250. That’s why I decided to try the serum test, it was like 20$ so I figured what the hell, I’ll give it a go.
These could actually be decent results especially showing baseline and a steady increase with the dose increase, this is as good as you can hope for really.
So a serum test is just basically testing for what GH is in your blood at the moment when tested?
The exact amount of GH that is currently in your blood at the time of draw I mean.
And that is kind of a way to gauge the strength/how good/how much gh there is in it?
Ya and the igf is more testing your bodies response to it, then what’s actually in the vial. You inject 10ius 2 hours before the test and it shows just what you put in your blood right then, it’s not built up over time or anything. So it’s basically just testing whatever that 10ius has in it, so in theory everyone’s gh serum test of the same vials should be very similar, where as everyone’s igf scores are all over the place with the same hgh. The reason people stopped using that test is because certain peptides I guess can fool the test and test as hgh even when it’s not so I guess when people used to use that as the testing method sources would be selling cheap peptides as hgh and then would pass the serum test. But now that everyone does the igf test I don’t think sources are thinking people are gunna run the serum test so there not adding that peptide anymore, idk but it’s just my theory.
It is what is. I'm open to making some lifestyle changes to see if that would help at all. But I don't know what those would be. Even when I was running 7 iu I still only managed to get my igf levels I to the middle-upper area of the normal range. If I hadn't gotten baseline numbers id have been really disappointed with my results.
It is what it is!
Saying that your score should have been over 200, I didn't know, I was making a guess for an amount/ score, relative to what I saw from before.
Like @anvil and @Rosschestzip mentioned, Scores are completely subjective to every individual.
Subjective. I get it now I think. Could be completely different from one person to another or from one time to another. Thank you guys!
So before doing anything, get your base result first.
My big cycle August is going be all there growth and gear with blood work every month for a 20 week cycle so I’ll post up as it goes along .. probably keep a training and cycle log
Thank you for posting this. I've yet to start running my order but certainly looking forward to it. I have my next bloodwork in the fall with my naturopathic doc and will add IGF to the test panel and post.
There aren't a ton of lab results for their stuff so I wanted to share. Def make sure you get a baseline before you start using gh. While my current numbers aren't great for the amount I'm using. They are about double what my baseline was. So it's absolutely doing something.
For reference, what batch do you have? That's good advice. I'm sure I can get a test in before I start.
There isn't any batch written on generic foam containers the off brand stuff comes in. I'm going to look under my order history to see if it's listed there when I can.
Copy that. I ordered the baboon pharma. It has batch numbers on the box based on the pictures I've seen posted. Source said there was no difference though. Still I can't help but wonder why some is branded and some isn't.
I checked in my order history and there's nothing that says anything about which batch the gh was from. I can say that the stuff I was running for a couple weeks before the test were ordered at the end on January 2024. Not sure if that is any help to you or not though.
Going off of sides and positive health effects, I’d say 8th daily is doing my really good when I switched to his from K4L. I think it is slightly overdosed though, probably very close to the test he has on hand. Being on HGH since April, I have seen tremendous changes which are really started to catch stride. Have not experienced any drop off between the two distributors.
What batch numbers do you have? I’ll post the ones I have once I get home.
Maybe I could go through my order logs on their site and find out. I've placed 4 separate gh orders from them at this point believe. I've always do e the generic stuff as they said it's exactly the same as their branded stuff. The only difference being the packaging. If I can figure out a batch number I'll post it up.
I have been asking a few guys who are running GDRoids hgh how there doing on it and everyone I asked seems to be happy with it. I’m planning on placing an order for it my self once my other orders land. When I get some I will get it tested and monitor my levels while using it and share the info
All the testing I’ve seen is for the bptropin and not the generic but I just did gh serum test for the generic blue tops. I did 9ius 2 hours before and got 26.3
My older test was on the generics. They said that they are the same product you just pay a bit more for the nice packaging of the branded stuff.
But I still haven't seen many tests with their stuff yet. Im not sure if I've seen any from the brand name stuff. If you have a link if be interested in taking a look.
I'm not trying to bash them or anything. There haven't been a ton of testing done with their stuff and as far as i know i've done the majority of it at this point. They've been great to deal with and the cost is quite cheap. I know there are a lot of different factors that go into igf scores. But it did seem to drop quite a bit when i'm only doing 2 iu less. I am certain that this is a different order from the original testing i did.
Any testing you could provide would be awesome. I'll def have more testing in the future too.
Never thought for a second you were mate. Its good that people post and share experiences and results, thats what its all about thumbs up from me , and the testing you done is appreciated. I have. Wen reading posts and talking to members about this hgh that last few days as im looking to make a few orders for it my self
Below is what I get suggest form chatgpt base your test and your plan . Maybe it is help for your next test .
Dosage Variations
The customer mentioned that each vial of HGH contains more than 10 IU, suggesting the actual dosage might be closer to 6 IU instead of 5 IU. Variations in dosage can affect the stability of IGF-1 levels.
Physiological Factors
Individual responses to HGH vary. Factors such as the customer’s physiological condition, metabolic rate, age, and overall health can influence the effectiveness of HGH.
Timing and Frequency of Testing
IGF-1 levels fluctuate after HGH injections. The timing and frequency of tests can impact the accuracy of the results. Different testing times may show different IGF-1 levels.
Diet and Lifestyle
Diet, sleep, exercise, and lifestyle habits affect HGH efficacy. Any changes in these factors during the HGH usage period could cause variations in IGF-1 levels.
Other Medications Interference
Concurrent use of other medications or supplements may impact the absorption and metabolism of HGH, thereby affecting IGF-1 levels.
Psychological Factors and Expectation Management
The customer might have unrealistic expectations, leading to dissatisfaction with actual results. Psychological factors can also influence subjective perceptions of efficacy.
Specific Analysis and Recommendations
Dosage Management
Advise the customer to maintain a consistent daily HGH dosage to avoid fluctuations. More precise measurement tools can help ensure stable injection doses.
Timing and Frequency of Testing
Suggest the customer conduct blood tests at consistent times, such as in the morning, to more accurately compare IGF-1 levels over different periods.
Lifestyle Adjustments
Encourage the customer to log their diet, exercise, and sleep patterns, and maintain consistency in these factors to minimize interference with HGH efficacy.
Monitoring Other Medications
If the customer is taking other medications or supplements, recommend discussing with a doctor whether these could affect HGH efficacy and make necessary adjustments.
Expectation Management
Communicate with the customer to help set realistic expectations, understanding the normal range of HGH effects and potential variation factors.
Conclusion
Assuming the product itself is not at fault, the customer’s dissatisfaction with HGH results may be due to several non-product-related factors. By carefully managing dosage, maintaining consistent lifestyle habits, accurate testing, and reasonable expectation management, the customer can better evaluate HGH efficacy and achieve more satisfactory results.
Base your result , below is chatgpt Analysis .
To determine if the quality of HGH (Human Growth Hormone) is good or bad based on the provided lab results, we need to focus on the IGF-1 levels, which are a good indicator of HGH activity in the body. Here's a breakdown of your lab results and what they indicate:
Lab Results Summary:
Glucose Levels (mg/dL)
Jul 2023: 75
Nov 2023: 85
Jan 2024: 85
Jul 2024: 79
Range: 65-99
IGF-1 Levels (ng/mL)
Nov 2023: 74
Jan 2024: 181
Feb 2024: 268
Jul 2024: 140
Range: 52-328
Z Score (Male) (SD)
Nov 2023: -1.3
Jan 2024: 0.5
Feb 2024: 1.5
Jul 2024: 0.0
Range: -2.0 to +2.0
Analysis:
Glucose Levels:
Your glucose levels are within the normal range (65-99 mg/dL) throughout the period, indicating stable blood sugar levels.
IGF-1 Levels:
IGF-1 (Insulin-like Growth Factor 1) is an important marker for HGH activity. Your IGF-1 levels increased significantly from 74 ng/mL in Nov 2023 to 268 ng/mL in Feb 2024, before dropping to 140 ng/mL in Jul 2024.
The range for IGF-1 is 52-328 ng/mL, so your levels are within the normal range but show variation over time. The peak in Feb 2024 suggests a period of higher HGH activity.
Z Score:
The Z score indicates how your IGF-1 levels compare to the average levels for your age and sex. A Z score of 0 is average, positive values indicate above average, and negative values indicate below average.
Your Z scores ranged from -1.3 (below average) in Nov 2023 to 1.5 (above average) in Feb 2024, then normalized to 0.0 in Jul 2024.
Conclusion:
IGF-1 Levels and HGH Quality:
The significant increase in IGF-1 levels from Nov 2023 to Feb 2024 suggests that during this period, your HGH treatment was highly effective, resulting in higher than average growth hormone activity.
The subsequent decrease to 140 ng/mL by Jul 2024, while still within normal range, indicates a reduction in HGH activity. However, the levels are still healthy and within the expected range.
Overall HGH Quality:
Based on the IGF-1 levels, your HGH treatment appears to have been effective, particularly evident in the peak levels in Feb 2024.
The effectiveness seems to have decreased by Jul 2024, but the values remain within the normal and healthy range.
For a more thorough assessment and personalized advice, it would be best to consult with your healthcare provider, who can consider these results in the context of your overall health and treatment plan.