What's included in a kit?
Each kit contains 10 vials of 100mcg IGF-1 Long R3 in lypholised form (white powder) and 10 (1 ml) vials of water for reconstitution.

What's the insurance for?
In case anything happens, package gets lost, damaged or confiscated by customs. Insurance is there to guarantee that the package will get delivered in perfect condition no matter what. During the past 3 year in operation none of our customers has ever lost his shipment. We have a 100% success rate.

How much is the insurance and can I order without taking one?
Yes you can order without insurance. about 20% of our shipments get confiscated by customs in the stricter countires so we strongly encourage taking it. Insurance is $4 per vial (alredy included in the $1650 price)

How do I know you are a genuine source (not a scammer)?
We've been distributing Jintropin and IGF-1 for the past 3 years and have many sattisfied customers behind us. References are availible upon request and we have other means of proving our genuinity. Contact us if this is your primary concern. The product is stored and sent directly by the manufacturer so you can rest asured that it's been treated well and is fresh.

Can I order just one kit? (to risk less money if you are a scammer)
The price is $330 per kit because of the bulk order, if you were to order just one kit, the price would be at least double because shipping costs stay the same. Note that all our shipments come directly from the manufacturer and we do not store them locally. As mentioned above, contact us if you need reasurance.

How do I mix it (reconstitute)?
You buy insulin syringes (the smallest) with unit marks on the side. Break the neck of the 1ml water vial, stick the insulin syringe in, pull the water out (it should all fit in the syringe since it's 1ml). Break the plastic cap off off the IGF-1 vial, clean the rubber with alcohol then stick the needle trough it. DO NOT INJECT STRAIGHT INTO THE POWDER WITH FORCE, doing so would damage the cells. You need to let the water gently slide down the side of the vial. After you are done injecting, pull the needle out and put the safety cap on it (so you don't get it contaminated). Take the vial and gently swirl it between your fingers. Do this for several minutes untill all the white powder has disolved. Pull air into the insulin syringe and inject it into the vial to release the vacum. Don't inject air into the IGF itself, you don't want bubbles in). Keep the needle in the vial and turn it around so the vial is up and syringe is down. Slowly pull the entire content of the vial into the syringe and there you have it.

How long is the IGF good once reconstituted?
You have to use it up in 24 hours. 100mcg is good for 3 shots: morning shot, late afternoon shot, next morning shot.

How much do I use?
Depends on what you want to accomplish. Standard use is 66mcg per day (3 shots per mixed vial). Consult your doctor just to be sure

Where do I inject?
Some say that intramuscular is best, but it shouldn't really matter. You can inject it into the stomach fat (like insulin) or into the muscle.

What kind of syringes do I need?
Insulin type (the thinest) syringes with unit marks on the side are perfect. They can be bought cheaply in any drug store.

Is your IGF-1 media grade or receptor grade?
Our Long R3 IGF-I is biopharmaceutical grade, all those terminations media grade/receptor are words made up by the company who first developed Long R3 version. In biopharmaceuticals there is no such words as media grade or receptor grade, there is a grade which all biopharmaceuticals have to meet up to.