The documentation timeline is the deciding factor, not the hemoglobin value
Still, dosing and frequency should be guided by lab work, not guesswork
And this is important both in terms of thinking about what effects you're going to get of taking a given peptide, if you decide to do that, as well as potential side effects, as well as things like how to adjust dosage and how long to take a peptide, whether or not to cycle the peptide, et cetera
Its important to reiterate that the scientific evidence supporting these benefits is limited, and individual results may vary
That helps explain why warnings about potential risks from peptides may not resonate if people arent sharing negative experiences on Reddit, while unfounded fears about links between vaccines and autism can quickly gain traction when worried moms post on social media