Trusted Research Company Closing need new Source for t3

slang

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Ok so the research company that I have been using for almost three years is closing. I typically would buy T3 from this company and have tried T3 from other sources and not had much luck. If anyone knows of a research company that has good T3 please pm me.
 
I've tried the sponsored product and didn't feel that it worked as well. I didn't get any of the usual sides. Any other suggestions please pm me.
 
I can tell you that I used RUI's T3 and it shut down my TSH when I got blood work done. What did your blood work look like when you ran it?
 
I've tried the sponsored product and didn't feel that it worked as well. I didn't get any of the usual sides. Any other suggestions please pm me.

What are the 'usual sides' with t3?

I've used the t3 many times and never had an issue.
 
Side effects is not make real or fake. Blood test or scale will show.
I not have anything bad from RUI yet.
 
Ok so the research company that I have been using for almost three years is closing. I typically would buy T3 from this company and have tried T3 from other sources and not had much luck. If anyone knows of a research company that has good T3 please pm me.

What company is going out of business?

RUI has been around for 10 plus years. Their t3 is on point.
 
Here's the deal. I have an under active thyroid. A few years back I gained 50lbs in 6 months despite hitting the gym 6 days a week and eating clean. Not only that but I was always cold, my skin and nails were looking awful and I was getting migraines weekly. I went to many doctors and specialists and had every test done. I knew what was wrong because my mom has an under active thyroid. The problem was every time my thyroid was tested my Free T3 came back at 2.4 pg/mL and the normal range is 2.4 - 4.2 pg/mL so of course the doctors refused to treat me. Those ranges are bull, what's normal for one person might not be normal for another. I knew even though I was barely within that "normal range" that 2.4 pg/mL was low for me. Since no one wanted to treat me I decided to try liquid iodine which helped a little, but I knew I needed the real thing. So for the past 3 years I have been getting T3 from GWP. Within 6 months of taking GWP's T3 I not only lost the 50lbs I gained but also my skin and nails went back to normal, no more migraines, no more feeling cold. So I know that my thyroid is the problem. Once I heard GWP was closing I ordered T3 from RUI and I started getting headaches and gaining weight within a month of taking it. Not only that but I found that their product tasted a lot like the liquid iodine I once took. Now I'm not saying that their product is not good, but I didn't feel that it worked well for me. I also tried several other suppliers and have had the same issue.
 
Go see you doc and get armor thyroid

Thyroid stuff can be real sensitive. Go to your pharmacy and see if you can spot the synthroid on the shelf. There are about 20 different doses and there's a reason. Some people need 125 mcg/day when 137 mcg was just too much. That's a 12 mcg difference. The chances of you finding the the sweet spot on your own? Measuring out a liquid every day? Without lots of blood work? Probably not optimal.
 
I'm a little nervous to tell me doc what I've been doing since he is one of the ones that initially would not treat me since my levels were barely within range. But I guess it's worth a shot. I won't know until I try. Thanks for all the advise!
 
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