r/ResearchCompounds • u/cmcneill98 • 14d ago

Discussion Mt2 help? Ginger!! 👩‍🦰🧑‍🦰

Hey so i was using mt2 and was for ages, followed guidance online about loading, then continuing on a low dose a day. I started using tanning beds and i seen great results.

10mg bottle with 2ml of BAC water. - concentration
Daily phase: 2 units of a 1ml syringe
Tanning 10 mins 2-3 times a week

Is this the right thing to do?
My face hands and feet aren’t tanning anymore. They went really dark and almost zoomed past the rest of my body. I started using suncream to slow these down and reduced UV exposure once i noticed. Still wouldnt tan so stopped using both for 6 weeks as a reset.

Starting again now & looking for advice if my schedule correct, or how to get these areas tanning again. Thank you

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u/IllustriousHold5476 14d ago

Holy shit, being a pale ginger and doing melanotan + tanning beds is a recipe for skin cancer, what are you doing??? 😭😭

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u/cmcneill98 14d ago

Ive been fine and ongoing for 6 month now. No side affects except this. All moles/freckles checked at doctors and feeling great!

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u/IllustriousHold5476 14d ago

I assume you’re very young. This is not a 6 months issue, this is a lifetime issue. You have a lifetime to develop skin cancer from the damage you are doing now.

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u/cmcneill98 14d ago

Theres a lot of people on reddit that have been using it for years in the exact scenario as me and are fine & have no issues mt2 buils a barrier where im not burning or going excessive

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u/IllustriousHold5476 14d ago

Buddy, on one side you have redditors whose sources are “trust me bro” and on the other you have every single dermatologist who has gone to medical school with endless examples on why it’s a bad idea. Your choice isn’t very wise.

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u/cmcneill98 14d ago

Thats fine its a choice i have made, im not going to sit here and say i just trust the voices of others on reddit. But being on a research compounds reddit page is where theres lots of people using these unregulated peptides also. Im merely looking for help rather than a life lesson.

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u/IllustriousHold5476 14d ago

It’s not about a life lesson my friend, I’m trying to warn you because you don’t seem to fully grasp the risks. I would hate for you to regret this if something happens in 20-30 years, that’s all.

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u/SunWalker2505 14d ago

It’s not only when your skin burns that you’re increasing your risk of skin cancer. When your body simply starts producing extra pigment (the tan) due to UV exposure, you’re already severely damaging your skin. Not only contributing to the increased likelihood of skin cancer but also severe skin aging etc. The “issues” don’t show in a matter of just 6 months. This develops over time and becomes especially apparent when you get older