IGF-LR3

43, desk job. Ran IGF-LR3 at 40 mcg post-workout, five days on/two off, for six weeks. Kept training and calories the same. Added about 4 lbs on scale, arms up 0.4 inch, squat went from 275 to 295 for reps. Recovery between sessions was clearly better, less shoulder ache. Sides: shaky and hungry if I waited too long to eat; mild tingling in fingers first week. No crazy pumps, but steady. I’d buy again if price stays reasonable.

I'm 43, in grad school, so sleep and food are inconsistent. Ran IGF-LR3 at 40 mcg post-workout, 5 days on/2 off, for 4 weeks. Pinned subq, sometimes IM. First week I felt sleepy and hungry about 30 min after, so I started eating carbs sooner. By week 3 my bench went from 225x5 to 245x5, and I added about 3 lbs on the scale without much waist change. Recovery between heavy squats was noticeably better. Sides: mild tingling in hands and a couple of low-blood-sugar spells if I skipped food. No crazy pumps. Would use again at a lower dose.

I’m 27, engineer, lifting 4x/week. Ran IGF-LR3 at 30 mcg post-workout for 5 weeks, 5 on/2 off. Noticed faster recovery: squats 2x/week stopped wrecking me, DOMS dropped from ~3 days to 1.5. Added maybe 4 lbs lean mass while calories stayed around maintenance, and my bench went from 135 to 145 for 5 reps. Sleep was deeper, but around week 3 I got mild headaches and some daytime fatigue, plus a little puffiness in my hands. Dropped to 20 mcg and sides eased. Strength gains were slow but real. Not magic, but decent for the price if you’re patient and careful.

34, personal trainer. Ran IGF-LR3 at 25 mcg subq first thing, 5 days on/2 off, for 4 weeks. Kept training same. Noticed better recovery by week 2—soreness gone faster, could hit legs twice a week. Added maybe 2-3 lbs lean while staying same waist. Squat went from 185x5 to 205x5. Side effects: mild headache and shaky/hungry about 30 min post dose if I didn't eat. No crazy pumps, but joints felt okay. Would use again at lower dose, but not before morning clients.

Ran IGF-LR3 for 4 weeks at 40 mcg post-workout, 5 days on 2 off. I'm 28, used to turn wrenches before I got hurt, so recovery matters. First 10 days not much, then pumps got stupid and I added 6 lbs while staying pretty lean. Bench went from 245 to 265 for 3 reps. Recovery was quicker too, old shoulder didn't bark as much. Sides: around 30 min after pinning I'd get shaky and hungry, so I kept carbs close. Some lethargy and a little joint ache near week 3. No crazy size, but shoulders and arms filled out. Dropped it after 4 weeks. Not cheap, but it did what I wanted.

I’m 55 and travel most weeks for sales, so recovery was my main reason to try IGF-LR3. Ran 30 mcg post-workout, 5 days on/2 off, for 5 weeks. Pumps were obvious, and my knees felt better after squats. Added around 4 lbs on scale, arms maybe 0.25 inch, bench up 10 lbs for reps. Best part was not feeling wrecked the next day. Sides: if I waited too long to eat I got shaky and sweaty; first week had minor headaches. No crazy size, but for the money it helped me train consistently.

I’m 55 and sell houses, so I’m on my feet and in/out of the car all day. Shoulder and knee aches were slowing me down. I ran IGF-LR3 at 40 mcg post-workout, 5 days on/2 off, for 4 weeks. By week 2 my recovery was noticeably quicker—less next-day soreness after leg days. Added about 8 lbs on my bench and maybe 4 lbs of scale weight, no huge size jump. Side effects: mild lightheadedness if I skipped carbs, and some weird hand tingling at night. It faded when I ate before dosing. Half-life seems long, so one pin daily was easy. Worth it if you can handle the blood sugar dips. Not magic, but solid.

41, realtor, busy schedule. Ran IGF-LR3 at 40mcg post-workout for 4 weeks, 5 days on/2 off. Pinned subq in the morning on training days. By week 2 my knees and shoulders felt way better after showings and gym. Added about 5 lbs on scale, arms up maybe 0.4 inch, bench went from 225x5 to 245x5. Sides: mild lightheadedness if I waited too long to eat, some extra tiredness first few days. No crazy pumps or pain. Kept dose low. Would use again, though pricey. Not magic, but recovery was the standout.

I’m 52, retired mechanic, still lift four days a week. Ran IGF-LR3 at 30 mcg daily for five weeks, then bumped to 40 mcg for the last two. Pinned post-workout, usually in the delt. Added about 4 lbs lean, waist stayed same. Squat went 135 to 155, overhead press 45 to 55. Soreness dropped from three days to one, which was the best part. First week I got mild headaches and felt shaky if I skipped carbs. Wrists ached a bit by week four. No crazy mass, but recovery and fullness were solid. Would run again at lower dose.

45, desk job, lifting 4x/week. Ran IGF-LR3 at 30 mcg post-workout for 4 weeks, 5 days on. First week nothing dramatic. By week 3 my elbows felt better and I could do 2 extra reps on incline bench. Added about 3 lbs on scale, waist stayed same. Strength went up roughly 10 lbs on squat. Side effects: mild lightheadedness if I waited too long to eat, and some tingling in fingers at night. No crazy pumps. It did help recovery between sessions. Mixing was easy. I'd use again at lower dose, but it's pricey.

I'm a 50-year-old yoga teacher. Used IGF-LR3 at 20 mcg daily for 5 weeks. My shoulders used to ache in down dog, now maybe 70% better. Gained about 1.5 lbs of lean muscle, not huge but noticeable. Side effects: felt a little shaky if I skipped breakfast, so I always ate first. Also had some weird dreams. Overall, happy with recovery and slight strength gains. Would recommend for active older folks.

31F, ex-mechanic, shoulders and elbows are pretty beat up. Ran IGF-LR3 at 30 mcg subQ post-workout, five days on/two off, for six weeks. By week two my tennis elbow wasn't screaming after pulling wrenches, and recovery between leg days felt quicker. Added maybe 4-5 lbs lean and deadlift went from 225 to 245. Downsides: 20-30 min after pinning I got shaky and hungry, so I kept candy nearby. Also mild puffy hands. No crazy size, but steady. I'll run it again at lower dose.

Ran IGF-LR3 for 5 weeks at 40 mcg post-workout, 5 days on/2 off. I’m 27, desk job, lifting 4x week. First two weeks nothing crazy, then recovery definitely improved—soreness gone maybe 30% faster. Added around 3-4 lbs on scale while staying same waist, and my bench went from 225x5 to 235x5. Strength bump was real but modest. Sides: occasional headache and a bit tired after pinning, plus some flushing first week. No crazy hypoglycemia, but I kept carbs around. Not cheap for the results, though I’d likely run it again during a bulk.

I'm 36, teach middle school, and lift after work. Ran IGF-LR3 at 20 mcg subq daily, 5 days on/2 off, for 4 weeks. First thing I noticed was less soreness—leg day used to wreck me for 2 days, now maybe 1. Strength went up a little: squats 115 to 125 for 8 reps. I didn't get huge, maybe a bit fuller in shoulders and arms. Side effects were mild: occasional hunger and one dizzy spell when I skipped lunch. Injection sites got red a couple times. Would use again for recovery, but not magic. Value okay if you buy small.

I'm 47, cutting hair on my feet 9 hours a day. Ran IGF-LR3 at 25 mcg subq every morning, 5 days on/2 off, for 5 weeks. Kept training 3x a week. Shoulder and wrist aches dropped a lot by week 2, and I could do back-to-back busy Saturdays without feeling wrecked. Added about 10 lbs to my leg press and 5 lbs to dumbbell rows. Weight stayed around 142, but waist lost an inch. Main side effect: lightheaded if I didn't eat within 20 minutes, plus slight hand tingling first week. No crazy size, but recovery and strength were worth it.

I'm 31, personal trainer, ran IGF-LR3 at 30 mcg post-workout for 4 weeks, 5 days on/2 off. Kept calories same. Noticed recovery first: leg DOMS after heavy squats dropped from 3 days to about 1.5. Added maybe 2-3 lbs lean mass on scale and arms looked fuller. Strength went up 10 lbs on squat and 5 on bench, but some could be training. Sleep was deeper, though I got mild headaches and a little lethargy first week. Injection site stung occasionally. Half-life felt short, needed frequent dosing. No crazy sides. Good but pricey.

52-year-old grad student here. Ran IGF-LR3 for 6 weeks: 30mcg daily first 4 weeks, bumped to 40mcg. Noticed faster recovery between gym sessions by week 2. Squat went from 135 to 155 lbs. Added maybe 3 lbs lean mass per scale and mirror. Side effects: mild dizziness if I skipped breakfast, some achy joints. No major issues. Worth it for recovery alone, but pricey.

I’m 28 and travel a lot for sales, so my training is usually 4 days a week. I ran IGF-LR3 at 20 mcg subq post-workout, 5 days on/2 off, for 4 weeks. By week 2 my leg soreness was way down and I could hit squats twice a week. Ended up adding about 2-3 lbs while staying lean, and my squat went from 145 to 160 for reps. Side effects were mild: a few headaches and one bout of lightheadedness when I skipped lunch after dosing. No crazy pumps, but recovery and fullness were noticeably better. I’d buy again, just keep carbs nearby.

Honestly, I'm 34 and work as a realtor, so I'm on my feet a lot. Ran 40mcg of IGF-LR3 daily for 4 weeks, split into two shots. Noticed faster recovery between showings and gym sessions. Added about 6 lbs on my bench and 3 lbs lean mass. Side effects: mild dizziness if I didn't eat carbs after pinning, and some lethargy. Injection sites got a bit red. Overall worth it, but not magic.

I’m 38 and run a warehouse floor, so my body gets beat up daily. Ran IGF-LR3 at 25 mcg post-workout, 5 days on/2 off, for 5 weeks. Noticeably less soreness after heavy pulls and squats by week 2. Added maybe 5 lbs on my bench and 10 lbs on deadlift, but no dramatic size change. Sleep was deeper, hunger up, and a few mornings I felt shaky until I ate. No injection issues. Kept dose low and didn’t push it. For the price, I’d buy again for recovery, not for a huge physique jump.

52-year-old female paramedic, lifting 4x/week. Ran IGF-LR3 at 30 mcg post-workout, 5 days on/2 off, for 4 weeks. First week felt nothing. By day 10 my recovery between 12-hour shifts got easier; soreness dropped maybe 30%. Added 5 lb to squats and 3 reps on pull-ups by week 4. Sleep was deeper, but around 45 min after pinning I got shaky and sweaty if I skipped carbs, so I started eating right after. Mild joint ache in elbows weeks 2-3. Didn’t blow up, maybe 2 lb lean gain. Pinning was easy. Worth it for recovery, but not cheap.

Used IGF-LR3 at 40 mcg daily for 4 weeks, injected post-workout. I'm a nurse, so I checked glucose and kept carbs handy. First two weeks: pumps were wild, recovery felt faster, and my squat went from 315x5 to 335x5. Gained about 3 lbs while waist stayed same. Weeks 3-4: mild headaches and a couple of shaky hypo moments if I waited too long to eat. No major issues, but sleep was a bit off. Not magic, but for the money I'd run it again at a lower dose.

I'm 27, work as a plumber, lifting 4x/week. Ran IGF-LR3 at 30mcg post-workout for 4 weeks, bumped to 40mcg for 2 more. Pinned subq in belly. Recovery was the big one—soreness after heavy deadlifts dropped from 3 days to about 1.5. Added maybe 5 lbs on scale while staying lean-ish; bench went 225 to 245 for 3 reps. Arms +0.3 in. Sides: some headaches and a shaky, low-blood-sugar feeling if I didn't eat soon after. Not magic, but decent.

43, teacher, lifting 4x/week. Ran IGF-LR3 at 40 mcg post-workout, 5 on/2 off for 4 weeks. Kept calories around maintenance plus 200. Bodyweight went 181 to 186, bench up 15 lbs, and recovery between leg days felt noticeably better. Pumps were almost too much first week. Side effects: lightheaded 15-20 min after injection and a couple shaky low-blood-sugar moments if I waited too long to eat. Sleep was fine. No crazy mass, but leaner look and better work capacity. Would use again at same dose, maybe 3 weeks.

I’m 50, a software dev, lifting four days a week. Ran IGF-LR3 at 40 mcg post-workout for six weeks. First two weeks nothing dramatic. By week three my elbows and shoulders felt better, and I added about 15 lbs to bench and 20 to squat. Weight went from 198 to 203, waist stayed same. Pumps were strong but sometimes too much; had mild headache and a little lethargy after pinning. Sleep was okay. No crazy mass, but recovery between sessions was noticeably faster. Would use again at lower dose, maybe 30 mcg.

I'm 54, work long tax-season hours, and started IGF-LR3 at 20 mcg subq daily, 5 days on/2 off, for 6 weeks. I wasn't expecting much. Recovery was the big one—my usual 3-day soreness after leg day dropped to maybe 1 day by week 3. Added 10 lbs to my squat and 15 to leg press, and my arms look fuller. Side effects: mild shaky feeling if I didn't eat within 30 minutes, some achy hands, occasional headache. Lost about 1 inch off waist, likely from better training consistency. Not magic, but I'd buy again.

43, ER nurse, so I'm on my feet 12 hours. Ran IGF-LR3 at 40 mcg post-workout, 5 days on/2 off, for 4 weeks. Weight went 198 to 204 lbs, bench added 20 lbs, and my squat recovery between shifts felt noticeably better. Pumps were borderline painful for the first hour. Main side effect was feeling shaky and hungry around 45 minutes after pinning, so I started keeping glucose tabs and ate carbs before. No crazy size jump, but leaner and fuller. I'd use it again at a lower dose. Not cheap, though.

41, realtor, lots of driving and showings. I ran IGF-LR3 at 30 mcg post-workout, 5 days on/2 off for 4 weeks. Pumps were noticeably fuller and my recovery between leg days improved. Bench went from 225x5 to 235x5, and I dropped a little belly fat. Side effects: first week I got a bit shaky and headachy if I didn't eat carbs within 20 minutes. No major issues after that. Not a huge mass builder for me, but worth it for recovery and gym consistency. Would use again at a lower dose.

I'm 52, back in grad school, and lifting 4x/week. Ran IGF-LR3 at 30 mcg subQ post-workout, 5 days on/2 off, for 5 weeks. First two weeks nothing dramatic. By week 3 my nagging shoulder tendonitis calmed down and I could train harder. Added about 10 lbs to my squat and 5 lbs to bench, plus maybe 3 lbs lean mass on scale. Side effects: lightheaded if I waited too long to eat, and some tiredness after pinning. No crazy pumps. I'd use it again at a lower dose, but it's not magic.

43, desk job as an accountant, lifting 4x week. Ran IGF-LR3 at 40 mcg post-workout, 5 days on/2 off, for 4 weeks. Added about 4 lbs while staying lean; bench went from 225 to 240, squats felt easier. Recovery between sessions was the best part, less soreness by day two. Downsides: 20-30 min after pinning I got shaky and ravenous, once had a mild headache. Also some dull elbow ache. Injection sites were fine if I rotated. Not magic, but decent for the money.

Ran IGF-LR3 for 4 weeks at 30 mcg post-workout, 5 days on/2 off. I'm 47 and beat up from PT work, so recovery was my main goal. Elbow tendinopathy calmed by week 2, and my squat volume went from 3x5 at 225 to 4x5 at 245. Added maybe 3-4 lb lean mass, arms felt fuller. Sides: mild lethargy for an hour after pinning and some tingling in fingers. No blood sugar crashes. Didn't blow me away for size, but recovery and joint comfort were solid. Would use again at a lower dose.

Ran IGF-LR3 for 5 weeks at 40 mcg post-workout, 5 days on 2 off. Warehouse job plus lifting 4x/week. Gained about 7 lbs, arms up 1/2 inch, squat added 20 lbs. Recovery was noticeably faster—DOMS gone in a day instead of three. Pinned subq, sometimes got shaky if I didn't eat carbs within 20 min, so kept juice handy. Also felt a bit lethargic mid-week. No major issues, but not cheap. Would run again at lower dose maybe 30 mcg.

Ran IGF-LR3 at 40 mcg post-workout for 4 weeks. Once daily was enough. I'm a stay-at-home dad, so my training is squeezed around naps and school runs. Noticed faster recovery by week 2, less sore after leg day. Added about 4 lbs while staying pretty lean, and my bench went from 225 to 240. Pumps were almost too much. Side effects: mild lethargy for an hour after pinning, occasional shaky feeling if I didn't eat carbs soon enough. No major issues. Price is steep, but it did what I wanted without messing with my mood. Would use again at a lower dose.

Ran IGF-LR3 at 30 mcg post-workout for 4 weeks. I’m 55 and train clients all day, so recovery was my main goal. By week two my shoulders and knees felt noticeably better, and I added about 10 lbs to my squat and 5 lbs on bench. Weight went up 3-4 lbs with fuller arms and delts. Pumps were almost painful. The catch: 20 minutes after injecting I’d get shaky and hungry unless I ate carbs right away. No major issues otherwise. I’d use it again for a short lean-gain phase, but not year-round.

I'm 28 and travel a lot for sales, so recovery was my main issue. Ran IGF-LR3 at 20 mcg subq post-workout, 5 days on 2 off for 4 weeks. By week 3 my squats went from 135x8 to 155x8 and I added about 3 lbs on the scale without visible bloat. Body fat stayed around 22%, maybe down 1%. Recovery between leg days was noticeably faster. Main side effect was feeling shaky and hungry about 30 mins after pinning if I skipped carbs. Also had mild hand tingling for a few days. Not magic, but solid for the cost.

Retired mechanic, 50. Ran IGF-LR3 at 40 mcg daily, first thing in the morning, for 4 weeks. Pinned subq in the belly. By week two my joints felt better and I was recovering from garage workouts faster. Added about 5 lbs on the scale, bench went from 185 to 205 for 5 reps. Sides were mild: a little shaky and hungry about 30 minutes after dosing, so I ate carbs. No crazy pumps or headaches. Last week I bumped to 50 mcg and got a bit more fatigue, so I backed down. It ain't magic, but for me it helped recovery and strength.

I’m 52 and push numbers for a living, so I track everything. Ran IGF-LR3 at 40 mcg post-workout, 5 days on/2 off, for 6 weeks. Kept calories the same. Scale went up 4 lbs, waist down about half an inch, bench +20 lbs, squat +25. Recovery between sessions was noticeably faster—less sore by day two. Side effects: mild lethargy first week, occasional tingling in hands, and one shaky low-blood-sugar feeling after training if I waited too long to eat. No major issues, but I wouldn’t run it without glucose tabs nearby. Overall worth it for me, though pricey.

I ran IGF-LR3 for four weeks at 20 mcg subq each morning, then bumped to 30 mcg the last ten days. I’m a 28-year-old grad student, lifting 4x/week. Recovery was the big win—soreness after heavy squats dropped from 3 days to about 1. Strength went from 135x5 to 155x5 on squat. I added maybe 2-3 lbs lean mass while staying same waist. Side effects: mild shaky/hungry feeling 20-30 min post-injection, one small red bump that faded. No crazy pumps. It’s not magic, but for the price and my goals, I’d use it again. Half-life is nice, so one pin daily.

Ran 40 mcg daily for 4 weeks. I'm 36, accountant, not a pro bodybuilder. Gained about 6 lbs lean mass, bench went from 225 to 245 for reps. Recovery was noticeably faster, could train back-to-back days without soreness. Pinned subq in the morning. Only side effect was mild hypoglycemia if I didn't eat within 30 mins, once felt shaky. No joint pain. Didn't notice much satellite cell stuff but muscle fullness was there. Half-life is long, so one shot a day was easy. Would use again but value is just okay at the price.

I’m 36, desk job, lifting 4x a week. Ran IGF-LR3 at 20 mcg post-workout for 5 weeks. First two weeks nothing dramatic, but by week 3 my recovery was way better — less sore after leg day. Added maybe 1-2 reps on bench and my arms looked fuller. Waist stayed about the same, maybe down half an inch. Side effects: around 30 min after pinning I got shaky and hungry if I didn’t eat carbs, and some tingling in my fingers at night. No major issues. I’d use again at a low dose, but not before work.

I’m 41, graphic designer, desk-bound but lift 4x/week. Ran IGF-LR3 at 25 mcg subQ post-workout, 5 days on/2 off for 4 weeks. Weight went 128 to 131, arms +0.25 in, trap-bar deadlift +15 lb. Recovery was the standout - shoulder ache calmed by week 2, so I could train harder. Pumps were full but not crazy. Side effects: mild hypo around 30 min if I skipped carbs, some lethargy first week, small red welt at injection sites. No flu, no joint pain. Half-life felt long - steady energy for a day. Would use again but keep glucose tabs handy.

41, chef, on my feet 12 hours. Ran IGF-LR3 at 30mcg subq every morning for 5 weeks, 5 on 2 off. Kept calories high. By week 3 my recovery was noticeably better—could do double shifts and still train. Gained 6 lbs, arms up about half an inch, squat added 20 lbs. Pumps were almost painful in a good way. Side effects: some tingling in hands and a few dizzy spells if I waited too long to eat, so I started carrying juice. No major issues, but I wouldn't push past 40mcg. Not cheap, and results faded a bit after stopping, but I'd run it again during a bulk.

I'm a 36-year-old teacher, used IGF-LR3 at 30 mcg post-workout, five days on/two off, for six weeks. First two weeks nothing dramatic, just better sleep and less shoulder soreness. By week four my squats went from 135x5 to 155x5 and I could handle three lifting sessions plus recess duty without feeling wrecked. Lean weight up about 2 lbs on the scale, arms maybe a quarter inch. Only side effect was some light-headedness after pinning if I skipped breakfast, and a little water retention. No crazy pumps or hypo scares. Would run again at a lower dose.

34-year-old stay-at-home dad, so I train in the garage after the kids go down. Ran IGF-LR3 at 30 mcg post-workout, 5 days on/2 off for 4 weeks. Pumps hit hard after about a week, and my arms and shoulders looked fuller. Put on 4 lbs while staying lean, bench went 225 to 240, and soreness dropped a lot. Only side effect was feeling shaky and lightheaded if I skipped carbs after dosing. A couple mild headaches too. Not magic, but solid for recovery.

So I'm 45, drive for a living, and this was my first time ordering this. It showed up in a few days and the batch COA was in the box. Not gonna lie, I mainly care about the paperwork. Customer service got back pretty quick when I asked doc questions, even told me which outside lab did the analysis. I got it as lab reference material, so I'm only talking about the docs and service side here. No results, no amount, nothing about personal use. Just my two cents, imo the documentation part was handled fine.

not gonna lie i mostly cared about the paperwork. got igf-lr3 for lab reference, showed up in a few days and the batch COA was in the box. emailed asking which outside lab ran the analysis and got a answer same day, which surprised me tbh. imo the docs side was solid. only writing about that and the service, not any outcome or amount. not a recommendation to use anything. if you want clean documentation this was fine for me.