How to use this course
Read it in order once. Then use it as a reference.
The internet has more peptide information than anyone could read, and almost none of it is in order. A forum post about dosing sits next to a vendor's marketing sits next to a rat study from 2011, and you are left to work out which of them to believe and what to do first.
This course is the order. It starts with the decisions that go wrong most expensively, which are made before a vial ever arrives, and it ends with how to keep up once you know the basics. The compounds themselves sit in the middle, because knowing what BPC-157 does is useless if what you bought is not BPC-157.
The first time through
- Read modules one and two before anything else, even if you already have a vial in the fridge. Sourcing and handling are where most of the money and most of the risk are.
- Module three is long. Read the sections for the goals you care about and skim the rest. Every compound is written to the same template so you can compare them.
- Modules four and five are the ones people skip and regret. Stacking and expectations are where the second-order mistakes live.
After that
Come back to it the way you would a manual. Every compound page has the same headings, and the sourcing checklist in module one is meant to be open in another tab when you are looking at a vendor.