Will telling a doctor that you're using steroids affect your ability to get insurance in the future? Assuming he records it in your records.

Make sure you keep records of your bloods. Will help you determine what your normal is and how things effect you. Going by "feel" is a legit bad idea. I've felt all kinds of stuff and the truth revealed by bloodwork showed me my feels were shit. Will also show how things change over time.

For instance a guy I knew had a psa in the 2s which is right in normal range. What they missed was his old number being low normal and doubling in a year. A normal reading is fine but one that increases dramatically, even still being normal, is NOT. Almost died of prostate cancer.

Shit works for large populations but where N=1 and you are that 1....be your own advocate and data collector.

Sounds nice and thoight out cycle, goodluck keep us posted

So what are you buying. Or you just window shopping?

Your post was absolutely correct. Sterile oil solutions, sealed and preserved with alcohol don't "spoil" like food or oil sitting on grocery store shelves that go rancid. Active ingredient will gradually decay molecule by molecule and lose potency. Sunlight and constant major temp swings will increase that rate (energy and agitation I'd guess). FDA requires an expiration date on everything and their guidelines for many items are not based off decay but merely arbitrary. Ie 2 years just because. No real harm and keeps the drug companies in a state of constant manufacture (not conspiracy but can be useful for a population). There are some famous studies which tested warehoused emergency Meds even decades past FDA expiration and they found majority at full potency. This is basic science, accepted and well known.

Nothing special about anabolics either. Simple and stable molecules we've been making for 70+ years. HGH is definitely less stable and harder to make. Mix it with water and decay rate increases dramatically such that a day or so non refrigerated and maybe not entirely useless but massively compromised so chuck it.

Now above is just science whether people want to hear it or not. Has nothing to do with this source. On topic of source I'm certainly not saying selling expired gear is okay (I'd also note there's no picture of said expired gear which isn't a big request either) but I'm sitting on unused primo vials from previous batch that had the hplc testing. I guess this current batch has not been tested yet so those tests are historical and of much less value if not updated. Mine are Lot ME1080 Exp 01/2024. I'm on my last old batch (different source 2-3 years old and hplc tested) and starting these within a week or two. So while my stuff doesn't have an expired label... I'm looking at a 20 week run through summer and would damn well like to see a picture and know if he's selling expired gear. So I want to see that picture as I may need to send mine off for testing.

EDIT: okay, I bought mine a couple months ago. Why is lot # still ME1080 but newer stuff is expiration sooner than mine in 2023? None of this is expired but my expiration is 2024?

Its because your first post to anything on this site is trying to feed drama of this source. Expired gear is like expired foods "best by" date. The gear might be usable but is not best practices and may need to be doctored up a bit depending on the type.

Congratulations you get the award for wasting my time reading your message.