Hi,
 
what could be a working long term dosage for melanotan-1? I have been using melanotan II for one year
now, and I'am losing slowly all effects while using 0.6mg per week. I guess it must  
be much higher for melanotan-1 then, right?
 
Any experiences?
 
Other question: whats a good supplier for melanotan-1?
 
Thanks
 

I  have switched over this summer. I've started off this summer with melanotan II and have since the end of May(I think it was) switched over to melanotan-1.
I use the same frequency in my injection regime, instead of injecting 0,5mg melanotan II I administer 2,5mg each injection of melanotan-1.
I can say that it work just as good. Seems like I become more and more sensitive tanning wise with this drug, so I need less and less to achive a good tan from year to year.

I never had any sideeffects. But using melanotan II for more than 1 year now, I want to give melanotan-1 a try. You can read from many posts that melanotan II is more experimental than melanotan-1, thats the only reason why I switched.

Umm..who is God's name told you that? lol

You're entitled to your opinion but it is not unbiased as you have a long history of attack posts.  The reason I do not post each and every lab cert from my US lab has been explained several times before:
The lab painstakingly develops protocols that will guarantee a minimum purity each and every time.  It covers quality checks of base ingredients to methodology of each step in adding another amino acid in the chain.  They then use this process every time.  Their final documentation is merely a yes/no of whether the minimum purity was met.  There isn't much point in updating the certs when they will only show the minimum purity and therefore be identical to all the previous certs.
I can say that when independently tested, it was a rarity that the product was at the minimum purity.  It exceeded that almost every time.
I do not reveal the name of my lab not only for competitive reasons, but also to shield them lawsuits.  As these peptides are not approved drugs, the labs cannot sell them for that purpose.
 
"Every lab certificate has recent time stamps and Quality Assurance...".  You are describing procedures/documentation for approved drugs and as just said, the labs cannot sell them for that purpose and therefore do not follow those procedures.
 
Just a quick look at the American vs the Chinese product shows more difference than just cap colors.  The American lab does not have the million dollar + lyophilization machine that the Chinese lab has so not as much volume is achieved. Rarely do people who try both products feel there is not a significant difference.  The American gets preferred by 80-90% of customers trying both.  They are indeed different products.
 
Yes, obviously if I am selling Chinese products they would have to be imported, although not necessarily to the US.  

I just told you, but you don't seem to get it:  They do NOT test and measure each batch.  They establish a PROTOCOL (method of producing) that GUARANTEES every batch will meet a minimum purity.
Your assertion that labs "always run HPLC Cromatogramm / Mass Spectrum tests" on each batch is false.  The only labs that would be required to do that are ones that are not able to establish a protocol.  I will try one more time to explain it:  The concept of a protocol is a method that has been PROVEN to ALWAYS meet a minimum purity negating any need for individual batch testing.  If it doesn't ALWAYS produce the minimum purity, it is NOT A PROVEN PROTOCOL.  Only a less qualified lab would have to test each batch in the manner you describe.
 
I don't know why you mention the "Certification for safe transportation of Chemical Goods".  That is only required for shipments being IMPORTED.  A domestic company is not required to use those.  
 
"...an american cert/document...timestamped...".  Labs do not document in the way you claim.  As I said before, you are decribing documention of approved drugs and the labs will not follow that type of documentation or they would risk being accused of trying to pass their products off as an approved drugs.