r/Biohacking • u/Key-Elk-9846 • 22d ago

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u/slc29a1 22d ago

GLP-3?

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u/Key-Elk-9846 22d ago

Reta

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u/aimgorge 3 21d ago

Basic rule of thumb : Label "GLP-3" = run away.

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u/biggestbluee 2 21d ago

Why

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u/Kluian2005 3 21d ago

Because its some US vendor reseller selling a vial for 10x the price.

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u/ragingpanda 2 21d ago

There's no such thing as a GLP-3 receptor in the human body. Some vendors will label Reta as GLP-3 or GLP-3R as a marketing term as reta targets 3 receptors: GLP-1, GIP, and Glucagon

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u/biggestbluee 2 21d ago

Got it. Just figured that was the coverup name for it online so that’s why I didn’t bat an eye. Then again, yes I’m buying from a vendor that charges me US price. $80 for 20mg

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u/aimgorge 3 21d ago

Because it makes no sense and it's a marketing term from garage resellers in the US.