Help Center · Canada

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers on testing, shipping, payment, storage, reconstitution and dosing — Canada-only, crypto-only.

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Orders & Shipping

Canada-wide, Canada Post tracked.

What should I do if there is a problem with my order?
Where do you ship?

Canada only.

All shipments come with Canada Post tracking.

West Coast Canada
1–3 business days
East Coast Canada
2–7 business days

Products

What we carry today and what’s on the roadmap.

Do you plan to sell Semaglutide?

Unfortunately, we do not plan to sell it any time in the future.

Do you plan to sell Eloralintide?

Yes, as soon as it’s available.

Payment

Crypto only — full Shakepay walkthrough on the Payment Guide.

What payment options do you accept?

Only crypto is accepted. If you’re new to crypto, the full step-by-step Shakepay walkthrough — account setup, ID verification, funding, converting CAD to USDC, and sending payment — is on the Payment Guide page.

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Storage

How long products last by storage method.

How should liquid or reconstituted products be stored?

Liquid / reconstituted:

  • Vials: Refrigerate for up to 60 days.
  • EZpen: Refrigerate for up to 60 days.
Peptide Stability Testing
How should dry powder vials be stored?

Dry powder vial:

  • Room temp: 1 year.
  • Fridge: 2 years.
  • Freezer: 5 years.

Dosing

Titrating up — and when to hold.

When should I stop increasing my dose?

Higher isn’t automatically better — the goal is the lowest dose that keeps working for you, not the top of the ladder.

  • Still controlling your appetite? Stay there. Only step up once that effect has clearly faded.
  • Hold each new dose the full 4 weeks before deciding.
  • Stop climbing if side effects start to outweigh the benefit, or you’ve hit the rate of progress you’re after.

Plenty of people settle below the highest dose — that’s completely normal.

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This information is for research-reference purposes only and is not medical advice.

Common Symptoms

What people commonly observe — and what’s rarer.

What symptoms are commonly observed?

Commonly observed effects are usually gastrointestinal, especially during dose increases or early use.

Symptom What It May Feel Like
NauseaFeeling sick to the stomach
DiarrheaLoose or watery stool
VomitingThrowing up
ConstipationTrouble pooping
Stomach discomfortUpset stomach or belly discomfort
FatigueFeeling tired or low energy
Injection-site irritationRedness, itching, or mild irritation at the administration site

Less Common / Rare Observed Effects

  • Increased heart rate: Faster resting pulse.
  • Dysesthesia: Odd skin sensations, tingling, burning, or skin sensitivity.
  • Hypersensitivity reactions: Allergy-type reactions.
This information is for research-reference purposes only and is not medical advice.

Injection Protocol

EZpen and syringe-and-vial steps.

How to inject with EZpen or syringe and vial?

Full step-by-step instructions for both methods — including a method-selector, where-to-inject diagram, and safety reminders — live on the Injection Guide page.

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