Is it a good or bad idea to mix GLOW + Semax + Selank in a same vial?

[94brian49]

I usually pin them in the same syringe, just wondering if i would put them in the same vial to save some time and space, but i have read that putting different peptides in a single vial could cause an invincible reaction even if they're pH compatible and what not. It feels like broscience to me, but i'm not sure. Thoughts?

If i were to do this, here's the math, please let me know if my calculations are incorrect.
According to CoA, my GLOW is 80 mg per vial and GHK has a slightly higher concentration than the other. Mixing 3.5 ml BAC with it should yield 2.3 mg per 10 IU.
Selank and Semax both contain about 10 mg per vial, so using 3.33 ml BAC should give approximately 0.3 mg per 10 IU for each.
Thus the dosage would be 30 IU of 2.3 mg GLOW and 0.3 mg each of Selank and Semax.

Recon step: use 3 ml of BAC for all three vials; combine them and filter into a new 10 ml vial. Then add and filter an additional 1.16 ml (or 1.2 ml as a holdback for the filter) of BAC into the 10 ml vial.

TIA!

 

[Chili777]

I wouldn't do that. Different peptides have different amino acid chains that have different charges. Mixing all those together risks causing clumping and misfolding that can cause degradation to the peptides. GLOW was specifically designed (by a researcher named Anela) to produce a synergistic effect. Adding Semax and Selank, which are complementary to each other, into GLOW can cause degradation of the amino acids and could cause unwanted ISRs or other side effects.

PS: I wouldn't put them in the same syringe either to be safe.

 

[Calm Logic]

It feels like broscience to me, but i'm not sure.

Good lord, get your EpiPen ready:

Individual immune reaction risks of each peptide you mentioned, before mixing, seem moderate (BPC-157 would be relatively low):

https://glp1forum.com/threads/epi-pen-resources.5989/post-113341

Personally, I am finally going to start using pens/carts instead of syringes/vials. Got the supplies, just need to take the plunge.

 

[Glowworm]

My husband sells compounded peptides through his medical office. The compounding pharmacy mixes the semax/selank into the same vial per their prescription. I don't know if they compound it into a nasal spray or if it is injection. All I know is his patients love it. I would not mix it with KLOW.

 

[DunningKruger]

I prefer to stick to separate vials, separate injections, and separate times, even if it's multiple pins per day.

GHK-Cu is known to degrade the actives mixed with it, there are also potential issues of ph instability between the molecules (as you already know). In addition, you're overwhelming the body's signalling pathways, reducing the precise effect of each. Unfortunately, chemistry doesn't care about convenience.

 

[94brian49]

Thanks for the input guys! Appreciate it!
Dang, i thought i can be somekind of mad scientist making my own blend 😆
I guess it's better be safe than sorry, i think i'll just get myself a pen or two.

 

[coach chickpea]

My husband sells compounded peptides through his medical office. The compounding pharmacy mixes the semax/selank into the same vial per their prescription. I don't know if they compound it into a nasal spray or if it is injection. All I know is his patients love it. I would not mix it with KLOW.

Interesting they do that; I read the action of the two peps is very different on different parts of thr brain. Not sure why you would want to noth stimulate and calm simultaneously but im here to learn.

 

[minipepbeast]

I prefer semax and selank in a nasal spray. Less pinning and crosses the bbb faster and easier instead of moving through your whole body first.

 

[CNCCurrency]

I prefer semax and selank in a nasal spray. Less pinning and crosses the bbb faster and easier instead of moving through your whole body first.

Is that really true? Blood injection?

 

[minipepbeast]

Is that really true? Blood injection?

I've only ever done the nasal spray. Never tried semax or selank subq so I can't give a personal comparison. You can read about both subq and nasal delivery on pep-pedia.

 

[skaylife]

I usually pin them in the same syringe, just wondering if i would put them in the same vial to save some time and space, but i have read that putting different peptides in a single vial could cause an invincible reaction even if they're pH compatible and what not. It feels like broscience to me, but i'm not sure. Thoughts?

If i were to do this, here's the math, please let me know if my calculations are incorrect.
According to CoA, my GLOW is 80 mg per vial and GHK has a slightly higher concentration than the other. Mixing 3.5 ml BAC with it should yield 2.3 mg per 10 IU.
Selank and Semax both contain about 10 mg per vial, so using 3.33 ml BAC should give approximately 0.3 mg per 10 IU for each.
Thus the dosage would be 30 IU of 2.3 mg GLOW and 0.3 mg each of Selank and Semax.

Recon step: use 3 ml of BAC for all three vials; combine them and filter into a new 10 ml vial. Then add and filter an additional 1.16 ml (or 1.2 ml as a holdback for the filter) of BAC into the 10 ml vial.

TIA!

According to peptide mix chart you can mix Selank all apart with BPC157, TB500, GHK-Cu and Semax. No idea if it can also be mixed with GLOW stack. Semax may not be mixed with TB500. So it is also not a good idea mixing it with GLOW. If you still decide to do, try to let us know the results of your research.