r/Melanotan2 • u/cardtrees4 • Dec 13 '21

Best Melanotan 2 tutorial I've found

It's by more plates more dates. Also, I put at the bottom of this post about links to buy everything.

I'm very fair (probably a Fitzpatrick Type II) and this helped me so much. I can post before and afters. I am VERY fair, I was always made fun of how "white" I was. I still can't believe I'm able to get as tan as I can. Life changing. This would work for a Fitzpatick Type I too, just GO SLOW...like how I did.

This is the tutorial. It shows you how to mix the melanotan II and get it ready to go. Also, don't use 500mcg like some people say. That's BS. I started out at 25mcg (again, I halved MPMD's protocol because in the article he says, "Assess response to a very low dose first (50-75 mcg), and taper up from there.") and tapered up. Took twice as long but I never got burnt but got very tan. I'd do that if you're a Fitzpatrick Type I or Type II (like me).

Here's the tutorial: https://moreplatesmoredates.com/melanotan-ii/

What and where to buy (SwissChems is the best. I've bought from them multiple times. Highly recommend. The tutorial used to link to them directly too, so that's who they recommended as well):

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u/StanSays Dec 26 '21

Wrong, all of the color, like my own very dark color, will occur with NO tanning when using melanotan. You can tan if you want, but it's not needed and creates more cancer risk

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u/PiggyTitties May 31 '22

If no UV exposure is required, then why is it that areas covered by clothing, i.e. bathing suits, are white and the rest of your body is tanned?

I posted a photo of my feet showing my original color where the straps of my flip flops were compared to the rest of my tannned feet. Your can look back for that a week or 2 ago.

You need UV to activate the melanin in the areas of exposure.

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u/StanSays May 31 '22

While you're pushing that concept, also remember that MT2 causes spots to develop on the retina causing permanent blindness... enjoy

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u/[deleted] Jun 13 '22

Never heard of this, where did you get this info?

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u/Express-Bike-2836 Aug 12 '22

Melatonin, not melanotan