CJC+Ipa won't greatly contribute to acne

Just avoid further straining your liver while on accutane, as it already puts a lot of stress due to accutane being a vitamin a derivate in high doses

10mg would be a micro-dose, making it so he would likely need to be on treatment for longer (6-12 months), whereas 30mg could be a treatment for <7 months. As long as he is relatively healthy with a healthy lifestyle (no drinking, no junk foods), 30mg per day might be better objectively

A cjc + ipa run (split cycles) is usually just about 6 months anyway

That's true, but in his case specifically, it seems like he'd only be going on accutane concurrently with cjc+ipa, so he wouldn't really need to be on accutane beyond his cycle

Does anyone get intermittent flushing with CJC/IPA? Some vials don't flush me. Wondering if there's a way I can ensure no flushing every time, like filtering or whatever

Its internet hype but also seemingly safer compared to hgh (dose dependent)

Yea true, I'm on my second month rn (80mg) and purging like crazy. It could even be suitable for him to take doxy but idk

But 80mg is more than I would recommend personally

I'm not getting many side effects honestly, just dry skin (especially lips)

AST, ALT, and lipid panel

Thats what I hear, your nose starts to bleed often

Haven't done kidney markers yet, that's in one week

Its cause I had already ordered liver function and lipid panel test prior to derm request for accutane monitoring, so i havent done the kidney ones yet

my AST is 23 and ALT is 21

Yea I ordered LDL and HDL along with other ones for other reasons, just waiting for approval

I've only heard people test for GGT with history of alcohol abuse or hepatotoxicity. I could still request testing for it tho

Ok cool I never really considered that

Do you test for GGT? You said you're currently on 50 mg accutane right?

True, that's why I've been ordering my own labs for the last 3 years