Shredder Stack vs Shredder Stack Complete: Which One to Run

Stacks — 2026-06-07

Both bundles run the same three compounds — Reta, Tesamorelin, and MOTS-C. The only difference is how much material you get, which decides how long a protocol they cover. (The Shredder Stack Complete was previously listed as the Shredder Stack V2; same bundle, clearer name.) Here's how to pick.

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What Each Contains

Shredder StackShredder Stack Complete
Reta 20mg1 vial1 vial
Tesamorelin 10mg1 vial3 vials
MOTS-C 10mg1 vial3 vials

The compounds and the protocol are identical. Complete simply adds the extra Tesamorelin and MOTS-C that a full month consumes.

How Long Each Lasts

At standard dosing:

That's the whole story: the base Shredder Stack runs out of Tesa and MOTS-C in about 10 days, while Shredder Stack Complete carries a full month of all three.

Pick the Base Shredder Stack If…

The base Shredder Stack is the lower-commitment entry point.

Pick the Shredder Stack Complete If…

Continuity matters here — interrupting Tesamorelin or MOTS-C mid-protocol blunts results, so most researchers running a full month choose Complete.

The Efficient Buy

Because both bundles are priced as stacks (5% under buying the vials individually), one Complete bundle costs less than buying the base stack and then adding the extra Tesa and MOTS-C vials separately to fill out a month. If you know you want the full month, it's the more efficient buy — and the 25% researcher discount stacks on top at checkout.

Not sure how to run either? Start with the step-by-step protocol or the dosing schedule.

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