We shipped a full member dashboard with price alerts, community integration, and a bunch of UX polish. Here's everything that landed: Login & SSO Built a NodeBB single sign-on bridge so members log in once across the site and forum Member Dashboard Added a full member dashboard with a price watchlist — members can set target prices and get email alerts when a product hits their price Live Chat Use the logged-in username in live chat instead of a guest name Forum Activity Tab Added a Forum Activity section: stats, watched-vendor links, and recent discussions Styled the tab, fixed mobile button layout Lazy-loaded forum activity to fix slow logged-in page loads (then reverted to server-side render for reliability) Peptide Dose Calculator Save / Load Protocols Logged-in users can name and save calculator configurations to localStorage Protocols panel shows all saved protocols sorted by most recent, with Load and Delete actions Badge on the "My Protocols" button shows the count at a glance Guests see a padlock "Log in to save protocols" link instead Titration Schedule Integration Titration steps (dose in mcg + weeks per phase) are now saved as part of each protocol Loading a protocol fully restores the titration schedule, including all steps and the summary table

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Personally I only use Hospira BAC water since it's hospital grade — probably an unpopular opinion but I don't trust vendor BAC enough to risk it given what I've invested in the peptides themselves. For tirzepatide specifically I actually use Hospira's NaCl BAC, which is cheaper and easier to find, though from what I've heard it can damage reta and a lot of other peptides so I stick to tirz only with that. Sterile water works fine if you're doing a single-use vial where the whole thing gets used at once, and whatever you do, don't rely on AI for guidance on this stuff.

That's really interesting about the cap color difference - is that something people can reliably use as a visual check, or are there normal batch-to-batch variations in cap shade that might make it hard to tell which is which?